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In Interview magazine Bullock recalls early New York auditions where suitors asked her to drop her pants, saying she refused those roles; she later shifted away from rom‑coms, turning to dramatic work including Crash (which won Best Picture) and The Blind Side, and now headlines Practical Magic 2 as box-office projections hover near $30 million.
Sandra Bullock says she intentionally paused rom‑coms in the mid-2000s after taking heat for them, choosing prestige roles like Crash; she later returned to rom‑coms with The Proposal and All About Steve, while continuing high‑profile projects such as The Blind Side and Gravity. Practical Magic 2 will be her first film in four years as she cared for a partner with ALS and focused on family. Jennifer Aniston says rom‑coms brought joy and she’d like to bring funny back, and Bullock agrees it’s hard work, but both actresses seem open to a rom‑com comeback.
BuzzFeed is seeking input from readers on which 2024 movies they believe are underrated. The article highlights films like "Your Monster," "My Old Ass," and "Fly Me to the Moon" as examples of movies that some viewers have loved but feel are underappreciated. Readers are encouraged to share their thoughts in the comments for a chance to be featured in a future BuzzFeed post or video.
Netflix's new sci-fi drama "Spaceman" features Adam Sandler as an astronaut seeking self-discovery, and viewers interested in similar movies can watch "Ad Astra," "First Man," and "Interstellar." These films explore deep emotional themes and space exploration, offering compelling stories of loneliness, grief, and relationships. Additionally, for fans of rom-coms, there are recommendations for TV shows and other sci-fi movies available on Netflix.
Streaming services are gearing up for Valentine's Day with a slew of new romantic content, including rom-coms, reality dating shows, and Hallmark dramas. Netflix is premiering the new season of Love Is Blind, while Prime Video is releasing a rom-com starring Gina Rodriguez. Additionally, Hallmark Channel is debuting four new movies celebrating the works of Jane Austen, and there are various other romantic titles available across different streaming platforms to set the mood for the love-filled holiday.
Camila Mendes, known for her role as Veronica Lodge in "Riverdale," discusses her transition to new roles and producing, as she stars in and executive produces the romantic comedy "Upgraded." She expresses her desire to challenge herself and avoid typecasting, while also reflecting on her time on "Riverdale" and the importance of speaking up for herself as an actor. Mendes looks forward to exploring more dramatic roles and manifesting success in her career.
This weekend offers a variety of entertainment options, including the highly anticipated Super Bowl LVIII, the return of network television with the premiere of Abbott Elementary season three, and a selection of rom-coms and international films. Additionally, the 20th Puppy Bowl promises to be the "most puppiest" ever, while the re-release of a sci-fi blockbuster and the cult classic Jennifer's Body provide alternative viewing options.
Julia Roberts revealed during a game of "Plead the Fifth" on Watch What Happens Live that the hardest drug she's ever taken is mushrooms, but she advised against trying it at home. She also expressed interest in a sequel to My Best Friend's Wedding and shared her least favorite Real Housewives star. Roberts declined to rank her movies Pretty Woman, My Best Friend's Wedding, and Notting Hill but mentioned that she would love to revisit My Best Friend's Wedding to see how the characters' marriages are going.
Meg Ryan discusses her new film "What Happens Later," her first in eight years, in which she serves as co-writer, director, executive producer, and co-star alongside David Duchovny. Ryan reflects on her impact on the rom-com genre and the challenges she faced returning to acting. She praises Duchovny's talent and charm, and the two actors share their experience working together on the film. Ryan also discusses the unique narrative of the movie, which focuses on love later in life, and her admiration for the late Nora Ephron, who had a significant influence on her career.
Here are 9 relatable romantic comedies that capture the ups and downs of love and relationships. From time loops in Palm Springs to a unique love triangle in The Half of It, these films defy clichés and offer fresh perspectives on romance. Whether it's childhood sweethearts reuniting in Always Be My Maybe or overworked assistants setting up their bosses in Set It Up, these movies explore the complexities of modern love. With themes of self-discovery, friendship, and letting go of the past, these rom-coms are sure to resonate with audiences.