RomComs (2 of 2) - "Put me in your pocket, Mike."

[connielane]

If, for some reason, you're obsessively following this series :P, this is today's second post. I missed posting yesterday, so yesterday's movie was posted earlier today.

This is my number three favorite movie of all time, and I consider it to be THE greatest romantic comedy of all time.

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[shocolate]

Oh, I quote this the whole time - flailingly the best romantic film ever made.

*squishes them all very tight, trips them over and rubs earth on their jodhpurs*

[angua9]

It feels wrong to disagree with you on anything (OH NOES SHIP WAR!), but I'm going to have to on this:

Tracy's indiscretions with a man she barely knows on the eve of her wedding are, without a doubt, the most romantic moments in the movie.

The sexiest moments, perhaps, but the dialogue you quoted above - "Yes I pretend not to; that's quite possible" - is way more romantic!

Of course my FAVORITE line in the whole movie is "You'll do."

[connielane]

"Yes I pretend not to; that's quite possible" - is way more romantic!

I'm usually still too busy giggling at "I don't know, have you?" to notice that line. :P

[wahlee_98]

I adore this film. Drunk!Mike absolutely CRACKS ME UP. Sometimes when I'm looking for someone at my house, I'll yell "Oh, C.K. Dexter HAAAAAAVEN!" I've also been known to use "This is the voice of doom calling. Your days are numbered, to the seventh son of the seventh son!" when calling family members. Heh.

I must admit I also enjoy the musical remake of this, High Society. Not as much as Philadelphia Story, of course, but it has its moments. Especially True Love as sung by Bing Crosby is simply delightful.

My icon is for Dinah. Hee.

[awelkin]

It is the greatest romantic comedy of all time! Right there with you!

Catherine