Music and Lyrics
Comedy • PG-13 • 2007 • 1 hr 44 min
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Drew Barrymore, Hugh Grant, Brad Garrett, Haley Bennett, Brooke Tansley
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Why the bad reviews for this movie? Barrymore and Grant (among others) deliver EXCELLENT comedy and charm in this. Music is good, period.
I adore this movie! So much fun, and Hugh Grant’s character is so effortlessly hilarious, as well as charming. One of my favorite rom-coms.
Because of the chemistry between both leads, this typical and utterly sweet rom-com becomes very agreeable indeed.
| Chemistry | Witty banter | combined romance with the process of creating art together as a couple, and using art to express to each other
I don't know why I love this movie so much, but it's perfect. Adorable the whole way through.
Haven’t seen it in forever but I remember watching as a teen and loving it.
Light-hearted romantic comedy about the music industry.
Very cool pairing of actors in a good & sweet natured story! Not quite a traditional rom-com but works well in any case! Like it a lot!😉🤗
If you are looking for a wholesome film about musicians falling in love, this one's for you. Also I love Drew and Hugh in this
One of my aunts can watch this over and over again for months. -no lie, she's actually done that.
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