Notting Hill

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Caroline S 02/10/2022 The humor was top notch, the romance was a bit lackluster. Very slow moving plot, but overall I enjoyed it. See more mary p 02/06/2022 Absolutely charming. I wish they made films like this today. Delightful and entertaining. See more Bee B @RT66293970 6d Despite a rather ridiculous plot line, particularly the unbelievable press conference, and far too much schmaltz throughout, this is still a winning film. Undeniably that is because of the charms of Hugh Grant, who really does carry the whole film, and also the superb acting abilities of the ensemble cast, all of whom are absolutely stellar. Strangely Julia Roberts' character Anna is somewhat unlikeable. She only really shines towards the end in a very romantic bookstore scene, when we are finally reminded of her acting brilliance. In the end though this is a film about Hugh's character William Thacker, a rom-com that flips the script and focuses on a vulnerable lovestruck hero rather than a heroine, and for that reason I think the film is quite unique. See more Melissa M @Lisey Mar 17 Julia Roberts character Anna in this movie is kind of cold, off putting in distant. She's a multi talented actress she has a lot of range. Hugh grant plays William a bumbling book store owner. Who's kind of awkward and shy. Rhys Ifans as Spike William's offbeat roommate has some of best comedic lines as well as some of the best lines. The part where William makes the plan to see anna. And he's mistaken for a reporter. Is LOL. The scene in the film when Anna has to hideout at Williams flat because of a story that was leaked to the press. Has some comedic parts. But it also has some bittersweet moments between William and Anna. Another LOL moment is when Anna goes with William to his sister's party. And they all try to play it cool. This movie is a fun romantic comedy. See more Thyaagu C @Thyaagu Mar 14 Sweet story with zero unwanted scenes. Genuine charm!! See more Jim S @PapaJim1963 Mar 14 Notting Hill rides on Hugh Grant’s shoulders. Julia Roberts feels oddly flat here, but Grant’s awkward charm and perfect comedic timing carry the whole thing and make the story work anyway. His performance turns what could’ve been a forgettable rom-com into something genuinely warm and rewatchable. See more Read all reviews

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