Of course, many "of today" cannot understand this. But as far as I'm concerned, this movie here is actually the last real classic romantic comedy (when I think of Rock Hudson and Doris Day & Co), where the joke rises to great fun. And by that I only mean the romantic comedies, where the "drama" is completely absent. For example, in "Sleepless in Seattle with Meg Ryan and Tom Hanks" the drama is present.
The great fun from "Man's Favorite Sport?" from 1964 with Rock Hudson and Paula Prentiss ends in 1993 with Bill Murray and Andie MacDowell in "Groundhog Day".
In many movies of the last 30 years, I missed this kind of fun a lot when I watched movies about love.
The great fun from "Man's Favorite Sport?" from 1964 with Rock Hudson and Paula Prentiss ends in 1993 with Bill Murray and Andie MacDowell in "Groundhog Day".
In many movies of the last 30 years, I missed this kind of fun a lot when I watched movies about love.