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An Unexpected Valentine (2025) is like biting into a cookie without enough salt or other flavors to balance the sweet. It just sits heavy and bland in your mouth while you keep chewing and chewing, wondering how long it will be until it finally disintegrates. You’d think the story of two strangers with a romantic …


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There are, at this point, a seemingly infinite number of rom-coms about wayward princes and princesses from small made-up European countries that range from comfortingly mediocre to highly unwatchable. The Royal We (2025), which boasts not one but two fake fiefdoms, is both Hallmark Hammy and surprisingly self-aware and goofy, making it far more charming …


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I’ve never really been able to successfully watch movie adaptations of books I’ve read and I mostly studiously avoid them. Try as I might I can’t align the characters that lived in my head with the ones on the screen. Luckily for us, while I continue to consume movie rom-coms with great gusto, I simply …


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This season of Emily in Paris and I quite literally got off on the wrong foot when Emily’s (Lily Collins) boyfriend Marcello (Eugenio Franceschini) picks her up from work to take her on a surprise truffle hunting trip with his mother (Anna Galiena) and sisters and doesn’t think to provide her with appropriate footwear. Excuse …


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Sorry, Baby (2025) is an absolute gift of unexpected humor, awkwardness, vulnerability, intimacy, honesty, humility, and warmth, which are, perhaps, none of things you’d expect to hear about a movie that follows someone before, during, and after a life-altering traumatic experience, but this movie is full of unexpected revelations, both pinprick painful and keenly gratifying....


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