Katrina, an innocent, sweet girl who lives in a dreamy world, is in love with romantic movies and love stories. She is a bubbly girl whose favorite color is pink; she loves flowers and teddy bears (all signs of romance). She loves her job as an art director for a famous director Sam,who makes the best love stories. Katrina has the perfect life; the only child to her parents, her dream job, and the perfect fiancé Nick whom she says is “Mr. Perfect”. Nick was chosen by Kat’s mom, but he and Kat are childhood friends which turned into love. Nick and her wear the same color outfit every day, because it is romantic and filmy, and every day when they meet Nick brings her a white flower. Her life was just perfect with the perfect guy to marry and perfect job that fits her personality. On the other hand Ron is a stress free, living life to the fullest kind of guy. He hates love stories as he believes they are all the same and stupid – where the guy at first runs from love but later chases it. Although he is a disbeliever of love, Ron dates every type of girls; girls who love him, girls who don’t love him, and etc. but he has no intention of ever getting married. Ron is the assistant of the famous director Sam but he does not like his job because Sam only makes films related to dramatic love. He is late to work every day and never pays attention to what Sam says which is why Ron irks Sam most of the time. The only reason why Ron works for Sam is to build a resume and to save some money for bills. One day Sam sent Ron to go watch a film to understand the meaning of love and emotion (Sam did this intentionally because he knows Ron hates love stories). Just to save his job, Ron does go to the movie theater, but little did he know that he k...
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...he needs to stop lying to himself and needs to accept the fact the he is in love. Yes Ron is in love, he chasing for what he always ran away from. Now what Ron needs to do is let Kat know that he too is in love with her. But the problem is Kat does not want to see or talk to Ron, so what now? Aj says not to worry, Kat will listen to him and he is going to ask Kat to meet with Ron just for once. So Aj does call up Katrina and she does answer, Aj then explains to her that Ron just wants to meet with her once he has some things to tell her. He says to meet him once and he will never ask her for anything else so Kat decides that she will meet Ron to see what he has to say. When Ron heard Kat has agreed to meet with him, he was full of excitement! He plans a dinner for her, where everything is red, red carpet, red flowers, and even he is wearing red (the color of love).
Before getting involved with Paul, Karla had only been involved in one other serious relationship. While working at a Pet Care Centre, she was invited to a convention in Toronto where she met Paul and they became involved almost instantly. After the relationship began to evolve, Karla’s family and friends started to notice a change in Karla. Her world started to revolve around Paul as she changed her style, and tastes to satisfy him. Karla was totally in love with Paul and would do anything to make him happy.
With a society that frequently emphasizes love and relationships, the movie When Harry Met Sally follows a theme of finding that individual that person is willing to spend their time together for life. The film story is about two new graduates, Harry and Sally, and their journey to finding themselves through relationships, friendships and the encounters with each other 's overs the years. Harry and Sally explored their contrasting perspectives in which each gender hold regarding relationships. Throughout the film, When Harry Met Sally, it exemplified relationship development theories, models, and the maintenance of a relationship. All which demonstrates the interpersonal communication used in the film.
In the early seventies, a movie, Love Story, touched many people’s heart. Harvard Law student Oliver Barrett IV and music student Jennifer Cavilleri share a chemistry they cannot deny - and a love they cannot ignore. Despite their opposite backgrounds, the young couple put their hearts on the line for each other. When they marry, Oliver's wealthy father threatens to disown him. Jenny tries to reconcile the Barrett men, but to no avail. Oliver and Jenny continue to build their life together. Relying only on each other, they believe love can fix anything. But fate has other plans. Soon, what began as a brutally honest friendship becomes the love story of their lives.
Each couple goes through a different scenario that affects marriage during their retreat and individual life journey. Through the scenarios, the audience can tell that money, lack of trust, closed feelings, and cheating breaks marriages apart; Tyler Perry’s writing about these problems creates a message for his audience. Tyler Perry’s combination of comedy and melodrama displays an unexpected climax leading to a soothing or a sad ending for the characters (Hale). This leaves the audience gasping to know what happens next; it introduces new drama for the characters. In addition, The plot structure focuses on “emotional affairs, domestic abuse, near-nervous breakdowns, cancer, and death” (Robeldo). In summary, Tyler Perry’s writing displays the connection between him and the audience, sharing a common lesson learned from watching the
This film is a romantic comedy that encompasses screen chemistry as a stunning gold-digger and divorce lawyer demonstrates romantic feelings in a court as well as in courtship. Miles Massey, a top divorce attorney is Los Angeles is the king of the prenuptial contract, The Massey Pre-Nup, which had never succeeded in law courts. Oozing with success and charm, Miles longs for a new trial in his life and meets gorgeous Marylin Rexroth. With his experience, Miles defeats Marylin in a divorce case from her wealthy and train-fetishist husband, Rex Rexroth. Miles is openly infatuated by the glamour of Marylin, who is planning to revenge against Miles although she is also attracted to him. Unfortunately, she marr...
The romance moviegoer has a polished appearance. For example, her mouth is wound in a small smile that uncovers a sliver of pearly white teeth. The perfectly straight teeth are partially obstructed by lips that are coated in an even, thin layer of pink lipstick. Furthermore, her shoes are a fashionable pair of brightly colored high heels. As she walks, the shoes click loudly against the tile floor like horse hooves on cement. Also, her bright eyes are artfully rimmed with slim lines of makeup, making the blue irises
The relationships are extremely different. However, as the relationships foil each other, they deal with the same struggles. These struggles are not different, but the reaction of the individuals differ which creates the contrasting relationships. Each couple experienced the difficultly of respecting one another, but Torvald and Nora failed. Kristine and Krogstad are respectful which is why their relationship is much happier. Following culture and marrying for practical reasons grew to be appalling for Nora, but Krogstad and Kristine found comfort in marry even if it was for practicality’s sake, but both couples had to make the decision for themselves. Finally, Krogstad and Kristine found redemption in each other. Kristine had a family to live and work for, and Krogstad found someone who saw the light in him and not just the darkness. The two found forgiveness and that brought them comfort, but it was a struggle. Comparingly, Torvald and Nora had to choose to forgive or condemn each other. As bad situation arose, Torvald was angry and refused to demonstrate forgiveness, but when the situation was remedied he forgave. Torvald only forgave when it was convenient for him. Nora was a forgiving person, but when she left she could forgive Torvald no more. Overall, Kristine and Krogstad’s relationship with that of Torvald and Nora’s compared with their struggles of granting forgiveness, following culture’s ideals of marrying for practical reasons, and learning to respect his or her significant
In Margaret Atwood’s short story, “Happy Endings,” the central theme of fiction provides several different kinds of marriages and relationships that ultimately result in the same ending. The “Happy Endings” shows that it’s difficult to have complete control over day-to-day events. No matter how hard society tries to achieve the perfect life, it does not always go as planned. It doesn’t matter if the characters are bored and depressed, confused and guilty, or virtuous and lucky; the gradual path of version A is not always in reach.
The Notebook (Cassavetes, 2004) is a love story about a young couple named Allie Hamilton and Noah Calhoun, who fall deeply in love with each other. The Hamilton’s are financially stable, and expect for their daughter Allie to marry someone with the same wealth. Noah on the other hand works as a laborer, and comes from an underprivileged family. Throughout the film there were several negative behaviors, and interpersonal communications within the context of their relationship, which relates to chapter nine. This chapter explores relationships, emphasizing on affection and understanding, attraction, and the power of a relationship. The focus of this paper is the interpersonal conflict with Noah, Allie and her mother, Anne Hamilton.
This story of a friendship between Nel Wright and Sula Peace, who are opposites in the way of relating to other people, to the world around them, and to themselves. The personalities of Nel and Sula are formed through their family life. Sula is brought up in a crazy atmosphere with her mother sleeping around, her family being burned to death, and no one being there to comfort and love her like a child needs. Her house life is chaotic and disorderly. Sula learns, growing up, that sex is not a sacred thing, it's a leisure activity with no meaning and makes no attachments. Sula also learns that family relationships are not so important. She was raised by her grandmother and never even knew her mother until she was in her adolescents. This showed
Both the young and the old are captured by this candid and unexpected story of a friendship. Bob Harris (Bill Murray), a washed out, middle-aged actor doing a $2 million commercial in Tokyo, develops a strong friendship with Charlotte (Scarlett Johansson) who has accompanied her new husband on another one of his posh photo shoots. Both characters find themselves in a period of uncertainty. Bob, feeling more and more estranged from his wife, relates to the woes of Charlotte as she struggles to find her own path in life, at times questioning her marriage. Their relationship sparks from a mutual time-zone induced insomnia that has them bumping into each other at the hotel bar at all hours of the night. Regardless of the age difference, this relationship feels much more real to each of them, than the superficial world of whiskey commercials and celebrities into which they have fallen. When Charlotte’s husband leaves her for the weekend to go on a photo shoot in southern Japan, their relationship takes off. Together they venture out into Tokyo, all the while drawing closer to each other. The pivotal scene comes when Charlotte seeks advice about her relationship from Bob, showing the intimacy that has developed between them. While always ...
The path of true love never did run smooth. Three such love stories from our time are ‘Romeo and Juliet’, ‘An Affair to Remember’ and the recent movie ‘Moulin Rouge’. These great well-known stories depict the path of true love littered with tragedy, other people trying to sabotage love and other disasters befalling the star-struck lovers. Nothing in love goes smoothly all the time, there are always hiccups along the way. This is the key factor that makes these stories and other great love stories, so popular and unforgettable. A story about true love is never complete without tragedy and troubles dogging the lovers’ every step.
Today, romance is one of the most popular genres to watch on television. Unlike most, romance is a genre where the plot revolves around the love between two main characters as they experience the highs and lows of love. “Common themes that revolve around romantic movies are kissing, love at first sight, tragic love, destructive love, and sentimental love” (Taylor). These themes appear in many historical films and the pattern still continues in modern films as well. Watching romantic movies has a giant negative influence on the viewer's analysis of what love and relationships should really be like. These films give the wrong impression of reality when it comes to dating, marriage, having children, and even how to manage a relationship in the first place. Even though romantic movies are commonly watched, there are many effects on personal real-life relationships after watching these types of films.
This film is telling a story between two young people—Jamie Rellis and Dylan Harper. Jamie Rellis is a headhunter in the New York City. She is trying to sign Dylan Harper as an art director for her client, who is from Los Angeles. They become friends. However, their friendship turns into a friendship with benefits with Jamie's emotionally damaged past and Dylan's history of being emotionally unavailable.
I can surely say that I won't be able to forget about our love story. You were the most beautiful thing that could ever happen in my life. The most tender feeling I have ever endured. Having you in my life and having the opportunity to meet you brought warmth, love, and passion to my heart and soul. The fact that we decide to go separate ways has filled my heart with coldness, sadness and fear, not knowing if you would ever come back to me and perhaps you would forget me bring tears to my eyes.