You've Got Mail

Very romantic and funny with some great twists! Great to watch on a date or if you've been married for a while. It's really a feel-good-movie. I highly recommend it!

Other recommendations about movie: P.S. I Love You
books about relationships: I Love You. Now What?: Falling in Love is a Mystery, Keeping It Isn't

this is a 5 star movie. and I liked it, i liked it a lot. i li i a lo tt

I PURCHASED THESE MOVIES, BECAUSE MY DAUGHTER BARBARA, LOVES THE MOVIES
I GREW UP WITH, WHEN I WAS A CHILD.
THESE MOVIES ARE REMAKES OF THE LITTLE SHOP AROUND THE CORNER.
THE STORIES WERE UPDATED AND ALL THREE HAS SPENDID CASTS.
THEY HAD PEOPLE THAT COULD REALLY ACT AND THE STORES WERE WHOLESOME AND
HEART WARMING. TOM HANKS AND MEG RYAN ARE JUST AS GREAT IN YOU GOT MAIL
AS THEY WERE IN SLEEPLES IN SEATTLE. THE STORY IN THE THREE FILMS WERE
ABOUT TWO PEOPLE WORKING TOGETHER AND NOT KNOWING THEY ARE CORESPONDING
WITH EACH OTHER ROMANICALLY.AS PEN PALS,AND EMAIL PALS.
IN THE GOOD OLD SUMMERTIME IS VAN JOHNSON AND JUDY GARLAND IN THE MUSICAL
VERISON OF THE LITTLE SHOP AROUND THE CORNER AND A GREAT CAST.
THE LITTLE SHOP AROUND THE CORNER IS WITH JAMES STEWART, FRANK MORGAN
MARGARET SULLIVAN AND WILLIAM TRACY.A GREAT CAST.
ALL THREE FILMS ARE GREAT COMEDIES AND OUTSTANDING CASTS AND A DELIGHT
TO SEE THE DIFFERENT TIME PERIODS IN EACH.

I admit wholeheartedly that niether my wife nore I like romantic comedies (or any other type of romantic film with the exception of Across The Universe because I am a Beatles fan and found that particular Beatle based Rock opera to be an excellent use of Beatles music, or any romantic comedy written by Steve Martin because his writing is that good) but I can tolerate some level of romantic comedy if I watch with an open mind. This two hour cliche-ridden, (singles living in Manhattan-What an original idea!) wince inducing, pay-to-watch commercial for AOL is a tremendous waste of time and money. If I want to watch badly written commercials, I would watch network televsion and see them for free! I respect all the actors in this film, and I believe Nora Ephron has talent, which I can appreciate despite not being a fan of this genre, but I do not find this to be a feel-good movie, because I don't feel good watching a commercial set in a Romantic Comedy cliche of a location (Can't somebody make one of these things WITHOUT setting it in Manhattan or having any scenes in Manhattan? Are there no other cities in the entire world that romantic comedies can be set it? Only Steve Martin seems to have any concept of setting a romantic comedy anywhere else (L.A. Story)). So if you don't mind sitting through a two hour AOL advertisment with an overly sappy premise and a really "original" location, you may be able to enjoy this. Sadly, I could not.

There is a background noise while watching the DVD. The picture is perfect but the volume has to be increased to hear over the background noise!