#romantic-comedy

#romantic-comedy

Jess confesses her love for Felix in an awkward moment, leading him to show up at her apartment with his belongings, indicating he wants to try again.

The 1940s Fleischer Superman shorts are seminal in animation history, establishing the character's iconic traits and influencing future superhero portrayals, including Batman: The Animated Series.

Jessica, portrayed by Megan Stalter, is a relatable rom-com heroine who navigates the complexities of a painful breakup while embarking on a new adventure in London.

The Fit Prince is a queer parody of the holiday movie genre set in the fictional kingdom of Swedonia, featuring real-life couple Linus Karp and Joseph Martin.

“Amy Heckerling's high school romcom masterpiece, inspired by Austen's Emma, is now on re-release for its 30th anniversary and more than ever it feels like a complete joy.”

This Father's Day weekend, the movies offer diverse choices, from emotionally charged dramas like The Life of Chuck to light-hearted romance with Chris Evans and Pedro Pascal.

There may not have been many people in the streaming age pining for an updated version of a 1981 Alan Alda movie about the evolution of grown folks' friendships.

"Just 'cause you star in movies doesn't mean you're a movie star."

Lee's poignant exploration of the comedic chaos at a wedding banquet reveals the profound tension between social conventions and personal desires.

Kiki Mercer struggles to balance the pressures of catering her foster sister's wedding while staying true to herself and finding her own love story.

She said she "truly couldn't be more excited about this series," showcasing Elle Woods navigating her teenage world with her distinct personality and ingenuity.

Karen Morey and Terence Chen's "Meet Cute in Manhattan" aims to humorously deconstruct the romantic comedy genre while exploring the complexities of love and relationship dynamics.

Witch Watch blends magical romance and comedy as it follows Nico, a high school witch navigating a prophecy while living with her ogre childhood friend.

"Twelfth Night is perhaps the most festive of Shakespeare's comedies, conveying feelings of 'Saturnalian release and the carnival pursuit of love and mirth' (Bevington, 184)."},{