Hey what is your favorite romantic comedy. Or just plain cheesy romance movie?

pride and prejudice or
pretty woman...lol

ohh shoot that not a comedy just pretty woman

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Woody Allen's Manhattan.

Gone With The Wind was kinda funny... so long to watch all the way through though its about four hours

Princess Bride would be one of my more modern favorite... it has Andre the Giant!

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Eternal Sunshine Of The Spotless Mind, I guess you could consider it a guilty pleasure, it's very good, maybe it's just me but I love it and I could have sworn I typed this somewhere before...

O man, I remember Andre the giant, he was massive, I remember watching him wrestle, I would not want to face him in the ring that's for sure!

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The Bride Of Frankenstein...

sad..

very very sad..

makes me shed a tear everytime I see it..

Here are some romantic comedies that I like......

Notting Hill, Bridget Jones' Diary, The Holiday, Pretty Woman, My Best Friend's Wedding, The break-up, How to lose a guy in 10 days, The Wedding Planner, Wimbledon... Oh and Love Actually is quite good, too.

True Romance w/ Christian Slater, Patricia Arquette, Gary Oldman, etc...

Not really a romantic comedy, but a violent action film with romance and funny moments.

As bloody as it is, I still think the relationship between Slater and Arquette's characters is one of the sweetest I've ever seen on film. It even has a happy ending...sort of.

My favorite romantic movie (which I don't think is cheesy at all) is "Before Sunrise," with Ethan Hawke and Julie Delpy. An American guy meets an American girl on a train, and they exchange small talk and pleasantries. They both are intrigued by each other. As the guy is about to get off the train at his stop, he decides on the spur of the moment to forsake that plan and ask her to spend the rest of the day with her, if she wants to. She accepts, and the rest of the movie is essentially the rest of the day. They spend the remaining hours getting to know each other, wandering through the streets of Vienna, sharing their lives and themselves --- both aware that the likelihood of them seeing each other again is slim considering he has to go back to the US and she is heading to Paris to go to school (hence the title.) At the last moment before he leaves, they realize they have fallen for each other, and have to decide if they are willing to go on about their lives and never see each other again.

I am sort of cynical by nature, but I just can't help but be charmed by it. My synopsis probably sounds silly, but I didn't do it justice. Probably not everyone's cup of tea, as the movie is just a long conversation as the two flirt and talk as they walk through Europe, but I was utterly absorbed. And there's a sequel, too... I'm a sucker, I know.

Nope, not a comedy but a pretty good movie.

I would probably go with "A Walk in the Clouds" or "Ladyhawke". While they may have comedic moments, the are not comedies.