Cinderella Story (2004) and Romeo + Juliet (1996) were always my faves. Which is yours?
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Cinderella Story (2004) and Romeo + Juliet (1996) were always my faves. Which is yours?
Posted by Haunting_Homework381
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No mention of 27 dresses and bridget jones….Scandalous
I can’t resist Under the Tuscan Sun when I see it somewhere.
That Romeo & Juliet soundtrack *is still and will forever be a banger.*
I’m not a native speaker and I’m not sure if “chick flick” means what I think it means so I apologize in advance, but why is romeo + juliet here 😭😭
excuse me, you didn’t put sugar & spice and i’m pretty sure that’s illegal
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best movie i’ve ever seen fr
I miss this era of movies so much. It feels like they only make remakes/reboots or made-for-streaming content like this now.
Growing up with a single mom in the 90s, anything with Julia Roberts or Sandra Bullock was a staple. My Best Friend’s Wedding, Runaway Bride, Notting Hill, Pretty Woman, Miss Congeniality, and While You Were Sleeping were all big for us. Also Love Actually–I know it’s a very stupid movie but it was always our Christmas movie.
Romeo and Juliet was our “getting ready to go out” movie in college. We’d watch it before hitting the bar and it was always so fun
LifeSize was so iconic
I had such a crush on Colin firth in What a girl wants as a tween, one of the earliest signs of Daddy Issues™
Ever After is literally the best Cinderella adaptation and it’s not even up for debate sorry
The “She’s The Man” erasure is CRIMINAL
I take issue with Romeo+Juliet, Clueless, Mean Girls, and 10 Things I Hate About You being described as chick flicks.
As someone who likes them I am missing Sleepless in Seattle, French Kiss, Notting Hill, and probably more I’m forgetting. ***Edit*** I’m just now seeing “late 90s” and not just “90s” so ok, fair play.
Ella Enchanted was my favorite! I want more fairytales in cinema again!
the white girls were eating
EXCUSE ME where is Practical Magic??
My highschool girlfriend invited me over to watch a movie, turned out to be a Cinderella story, and at the end she broke up with me. Not my favorite movie lol
This movie was a foundational brick in my queer awakening
All of these movies helped define my personality as an adult
Watching this in an English literature class when I was 14 and seeing Claire Danes tits was wild