...have you read the thread title?Too many romantic comedies.
Not since yesterday, no....have you read the thread title?





Too many romantic comedies. Somebody show us Jen's RANGE.

116. Love You To DeathToo many romantic comedies. Somebody show us Jen's RANGE.



Jesus Christ!127. Susan
When a billionaire philanthropist announces a fortune for America's children, FBI profiler Jennifer Cosmos (Jennifer Lopez) is invited to spend a weekend with her, her husband and their newborn. The baby is 43 years old, according to its birth certificate.
Susan insists this is normal. Her husband has not touched her in eleven years, although he continues to ask permission before entering their bedroom. Jennifer finds Susan fascinating. Susan finds Jennifer suitable for breeding.
At dinner, they discuss the baby's future, the husband's recurring dreams about being a uterus, and whether love should be legally compulsory. Jennifer announces she is leaving. Susan congratulates her on the pregnancy.
Nobody has had sex.
A romantic comedy about artificial reproduction, philanthropic evil and the terrible things people agree to when someone offers them a very comfortable guest room.
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"attending each other's therapy sessions and sending anonymous complaints to the local police" - I am totally here for the sheer chaos of this.128. The Other Me
Identical twin sisters Eva (Jennifer Lopez) and Anna (ENYA) have lived together in an isolated Irish mansion for 47 years. They share their clothes, their bank account, their bed and an unusually complicated romantic life that their mother once described as “a phase.” Their mother has been dead for 30 years. Neither sister attended the funeral because they were having an argument about who had been her favourite.
Their peculiar domestic arrangement collapses when Eva falls in love with a funeral director who insists on meeting Anna. Anna is delighted. She has already ordered his coffin.
As jealousy escalates, the sisters begin impersonating each other, attending each other's therapy sessions and sending anonymous complaints to the local police about a suspicious woman living in their house.
A dark romantic comedy about obsessive love, sibling rivalry and the unfortunate discovery that the only person who truly understands you is also the person most likely to bury you in the garden.
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