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* ''JustGoWithIt'' Seems a little more focused on the comedy portion than the romance though
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* ''JustGoWithIt'' ''Film/JustGoWithIt'' Seems a little more focused on the comedy portion than the romance though
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* ''MorningGlory'' - It's mostly a comedy about Rachel [=McAdams=] working as the producer of a morning show, but it still gets categorized as a chick flick. Like [[Film/{{IQ}} I.Q.]], it's story is bigger than just the romance.
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* ''MorningGlory'' ''Film/MorningGlory'' - It's mostly a comedy about Rachel [=McAdams=] working as the producer of a morning show, but it still gets categorized as a chick flick. Like [[Film/{{IQ}} I.Q.]], it's story is bigger than just the romance.
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* ''ILoveYouPhillipMorris'' is a romantic {{dramedy}}.
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* ''ILoveYouPhillipMorris'' ''Film/ILoveYouPhillipMorris'' is a romantic {{dramedy}}.
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* The ''{{Cinderella}}''-derived ''MaidInManhattan'' with Jennifer Lopez-- she's poor, he's rich, obviously.
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* The ''{{Cinderella}}''-derived "Literature/{{Cinderella}}"-derived ''MaidInManhattan'' with Jennifer Lopez-- she's poor, he's rich, obviously.
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* ''[[{{IQ}} I.Q.]]'' - Meg Ryan again, as Albert Einstein's (probably historically inaccurate) niece, with Tim Robbins as an auto mechanic who winds up with Uncle Albert (hilariously played by Walter Matthau) and his buddies trying to help him get her away from her stuffy psychologist fiance (played by Stephen Fry).
* ''MorningGlory'' - It's mostly a comedy about Rachel [=McAdams=] working as the producer of a morning show, but it still gets categorized as a chick flick. Like [[{{IQ}} I.Q.]], it's story is bigger than just the romance.
* ''MorningGlory'' - It's mostly a comedy about Rachel [=McAdams=] working as the producer of a morning show, but it still gets categorized as a chick flick. Like [[{{IQ}} I.Q.]], it's story is bigger than just the romance.
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* ''[[{{IQ}} ''[[Film/{{IQ}} I.Q.]]'' - Meg Ryan again, as Albert Einstein's (probably historically inaccurate) niece, with Tim Robbins as an auto mechanic who winds up with Uncle Albert (hilariously played by Walter Matthau) and his buddies trying to help him get her away from her stuffy psychologist fiance (played by Stephen Fry).
* ''MorningGlory'' - It's mostly a comedy about Rachel [=McAdams=] working as the producer of a morning show, but it still gets categorized as a chick flick. Like[[{{IQ}} [[Film/{{IQ}} I.Q.]], it's story is bigger than just the romance.
* ''MorningGlory'' - It's mostly a comedy about Rachel [=McAdams=] working as the producer of a morning show, but it still gets categorized as a chick flick. Like
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* Some of WoodyAllen's films, most famously ''AnnieHall''. He's more prone to the BittersweetEnding than most.
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* Some of WoodyAllen's films, most famously ''AnnieHall''.''Film/AnnieHall''. He's more prone to the BittersweetEnding than most.
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* ''ILoveYouPhillipMorris'' is a romantic {{dramedy}}.
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* ''JustGoWithIt'' Pays a little more homage to the comedy portion than most, and doesn't seem as focused on the romance as most romantic comedies.
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* ''JustGoWithIt'' Pays Seems a little more homage to focused on the comedy portion than most, and doesn't seem as focused on the romance as most romantic comedies.though
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* ''JustGoWithIt''''JustGoWithIt'' Pays a little more homage to the comedy portion than most, and doesn't seem as focused on the romance as most romantic comedies.
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* There are quite a few young adult books that follow this formula, Sarah Dessen's work being a good example. They usually are exactly like the countless movies in this genre, except that they take place in high school. It also is common for the love interest to be the main character's childhood friend.
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* There are quite a few young adult books that follow this formula, Sarah Dessen's work being a good example. They usually are exactly like the countless movies in this genre, except that they take place in high school. It also is Most of the common stereotypes of rom coms are translated into a high school setting, for example instead of them being not compatible the love interest to couple usually will be the main character's childhood friend.friends, and usually the girl wants the most popular guy, but realizes she's in love with her best friend.
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->''"You don't want to be in love... you want to be in love in a movie."''
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->''"You don't want to be in love... you want to be in love love'' in a movie."''"
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->''"Brendon, the RomanticComedy is dead, [[TheGoodThief Nick Nolte]] and JuliaRoberts KILLED IT!"''
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A RomanticComedy can be roughly defined as a comedy where the primary dramatic tension comes from a simple question: will the protagonist or protagonists find love? (The answer, by the way, is almost invariably "yes") Other plot elements play roles, sometimes big roles, but generally, the work focuses on the love lives of the main characters.
-->-- '''Jason''', ''HomeMovies''
A RomanticComedy can be roughly defined as a comedy where the primary dramatic tension comes from a simple question: will the protagonist or protagonists find love? (The answer, by the way, is almost invariably "yes") Other plot elements play roles, sometimes big roles, but generally, the work focuses on the love lives of the main characters.
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-->-- '''Jason''', ''HomeMovies''
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* ''MuchAdoAboutNothing'': Old school RomanticComedy.
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* ''MuchAdoAboutNothing'': ''Theatre/MuchAdoAboutNothing'': Old school RomanticComedy.
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*** ''[=~She's the Man~=]'' (''TwelfthNight'')
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*** ''[=~She's the Man~=]'' ''Film/ShesTheMan'' (''TwelfthNight'')
