Green Card was one of my favourite films when I was younger, it's what I thought romance was, and I guess I still do because I saw it again yesterday for the first time in years and I thought it was lovely! It's got a gentle silliness and it's full of sexual tension, what more do you need?
Who is the Andie MacDowell of nowadays? We don't have one. It's a shame, she is mostly shite and annoying but she's in four great films and she's perfect in those films as the stuck-up, beautiful woman. Green Card, Groundhog Day, Four Weddings and yes, I'm going to say it, Michael -I liked it!
I also liked Multiplicity, but it's not good because she's in it.
ReplyDeleteTwo things I can't believe.....1. You like Green Card and it's a romcom! 2. You are praising Andy MacDowell. I've always liked Green Card but imagine how much better it could have been with a good actor in place of MacDowell....or maybe she could have been overdubbed like in Greystoke (and several L'Oreal ads)!
ReplyDeleteI liked romcoms in the early 90s! And in the 50s.
ReplyDeleteShe is insecure and aggressive and he is a charming French oaf. What's not to like?!
Also I like French romcoms.
ReplyDeleteThe French actors have character.