If offbeat pairings and meet-cutes give you hives, cozying up to most of the classic cable reruns will feel as exhausting as sprinting through the airport to get the girl. But writing off an entire genre because of a few bad eggs would be like swearing off dating because of a few bad exes. And, well Amazon iTunes. Bradley Cooper stars alongside Jennifer Lawrence in this quirky love story about two outsiders who find belonging in one another.
Cooper plays Pat Soltano, a man with bipolar disorder recently released from a mental institution, on his redemption tour to win back his wife. Along the way, he meets Tiffany Maxwell, a widow who offers to assist in his mission in exchange for entering a dance competition with her.
The movie spirals into a celebration of love, resilience, dance, and, of course, the Philadelphia Eagles. What the film lacks in depth, it makes up for in heart--and above all, comedy. Network, now is the time to watch Knocked Up. An iconic '80s celebration of New York, Italian-Americans, and hopeless romance. In this unexpectedly warm-hearted comedy, Jack Nicholson stars as Harry Sanborn, a bachelor with a habit of courting women half his age.
He finds himself in an unexpected love affair with Erica Barry Diane Keaton , the mother of his recent girlfriend. Adam Sandler and Drew Barrymore are really the Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan of the gross-out comedy, having appeared opposite each other in four mindless rom-coms.
Their first pairing, of course, is their best. Sandler plays the titular character, the beaten-down wedding singer who falls for Barrymore's Julia, a similarly down-on-her-luck waitress who's engaged to a womanizing meathead. All of that's set amid the wild and wacky s, a silly premise that serves plenty of sight gags and pop-culture references.
