Maybe a Love Story (Talvez Uma História de Amor)
by Felipe Rosa
Maybe a Love Story: the starting point in Rodrigo Bernardo’s romantic comedy is a
Categories: Film reviews • Tags: romantic comedy
by Felipe Rosa
Maybe a Love Story: the starting point in Rodrigo Bernardo’s romantic comedy is a
Categories: Film reviews • Tags: romantic comedy
by Felipe Rosa
It Happened One Night: Frank Capra’s good-natured, sweetly naïve (for today’s standards)
Categories: Film reviews • Tags: romantic comedy, top
by Felipe Rosa
The Philadelphia Story: George Cukor had in his hands all the elements for crafting a
Categories: Film reviews • Tags: romantic comedy, top
by Felipe Rosa
Design for Living: Ernst Lubitsch displays his well-known sophistication,
Categories: Film reviews • Tags: romantic comedy
by Felipe Rosa
The Big Sick: Michael Showalter’s romantic comedy has a busy
Categories: Film reviews • Tags: biopic / historic, romantic comedy
by Felipe Rosa
(500) Days of Summer: Marc Webb’s romantic comedy does not completely avoid the
Categories: Film reviews • Tags: romantic comedy
by Felipe Rosa
What If: a romantic comedy with a somewhat run-of-the-mill story, Michael Dowse’s film is nevertheless made more interesting and pleasurable by the smart dialogue (if at times a little bit too calculated to be cute) and charming pair of characters. Zoe Kazan and Daniel Radcliffe (despite his stardom) have a common-people quality to them; he is awkward, but the role calls for it. The occasional slapstick is out-of-place.
Categories: Film reviews • Tags: romantic comedy
by Felipe Rosa
Magic in the Moonlight: Woody Allen’s film is a pleasurable if breezy experience, harmless fun in the best way; the story, little more than an excuse to display immaculate, rich art and costume design, beautiful cinematography (by the great Darius Khondji) and justifiably use a jazzy score. This being an Allen’s film, there is the usual assortment of amusing one-liners. The cast is very attractive, and perfectly capable to reading the smart dialogue; Colin Firth makes a perfect curmudgeon, and Emma Stone is equally fine […]
Categories: Film reviews • Tags: romantic comedy
by Felipe Rosa
I Married a Witch: while the high concept of René Clair’s romantic comedy is interesting enough, and the central characters are attractingly played by Veronica Lake and Fredrich March, this film unfurls too quickly, too suddenly for it to be fully enjoyable. There are certainly many interesting moments, but the story seems almost an afterthought. Visually, the film has a cute solution on how to present the characters, which match perfectly the overall feeling.
Categories: Film reviews • Tags: fantasy, romantic comedy