RomCom Love

Did you say "The Fifth Element" is not a RomCom? We politely disagree. Have you seen it? Because Bonnie hadn't and had no idea why Brittany put it on our list. And then, holy cow, what a revelation of the Rom and Com in this movie. If you haven't checked it out because you thought it was a silly sci-fi, give it a shot and join us in our discussion of all things Korben and Leeloo, and a little Luke Perry.

Brittany and Bonnie are headed to Seattle for an indie RomComDrom, based on a true story, and starring an incredible cast. Gray skies can't dampen our spirits, this is well-written and touching without being overly sentimental. "I want you to know I smothered him because I love him." - Angelica Houston and every Mom.

Bonnie and Brittany are headed to Staten Island where we will take the ferry to 1988 Manhattan. This classic includes a feisty heroine, an adorable love interest, 80s fashion, and an Oscar/Golden Globe/Grammy winning tune. Before we get started, can I get you anything? Coffee? Tea? Me?

Bonnie and Brittany sit down to talk about the Julia Roberts/Richard Gere classic! No, not that one. We're headed to NYC and Hale, Maryland for a Love/Hate, Will-They-Won't-They light romp with some surprising substance. Get ready to run!

Bonnie and Brittany head to 19th century London in a Rom boasting heavyweights behind the camera and incredible performances in front of the camera. Emily Blunt shines in a role she fought for, and the supporting cast helps deliver the goal of "a period film for an MTV audience". And really, she can't marry the one they want her to marry.

Bonnie and Brittany head (back) to NYC for a classic that deserves a rewatch! Combine a prolific writer, a renowned director, a singer at the height of her acting career, a young actor known for his unconventional style, and an incredible supporting cast, and you have the delicious treat "Moonstruck". Ma, we love him awful.

We're heading to Greece (actually Croatia) for arguably the better of the two ABBA movies adapted from the stage musical. We love it when actors don't take themselves seriously, and this sequel is a great example of that. Everyone is game, dancing on yachts, getting chased by a goat, and belting out the greatest of tunes. How can I resist you?

We're headed to Texas for our 4th 1998 RomCom Love discussion. Greatest year for RomComs? If you think you wouldn't or didn't like Hope Floats back in the day, give it another shot. You may be surprised. Sandra Bullock, a charming Harry Connick, Jr., and an incredible performance by Mae Whitman. Our cups runneth over.

Leslie is back to discuss, dare we say it, a RomCom classic? We get the start of Adam Sandler and Drew Barrymore's friendship and collaboration over many years, not to mention a phenomenal soundtrack. Plus a couple of great casting-almosts. Throw on your favorite jean jacket and join us!

Bonnie and Brittany are heading back to England for a little Best Friends, Imposters and Secrets, Unrequited Love, and definitely some Peter Pan. Richard Curtis is back, along with some slow burn chemistry, quirky best friends, and a killer soundtrack. Ob-La-Di!