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Ils se détestent dans la vie... Ils s'aiment sur Internet.
Tous les deux sont libraires. Kathleen tient une échoppe au charme suranné, The Shop Around the Corner, et a initié aux joies de la lecture des ribambelles d'enfants tandis que Joe possède une chaîne de librairies de grande surface, Fox Books, qui a rapidement éliminé ses concurrentes. Kathleen hait plus que tout au monde Fox Books tandis que Joe attend nonchalamment de rayer des librairies celle de Kathlen. Ils ne se connaissent pas mais se croisent tous les jours et surtout comme dans le film de Lubitsch échangent une correspondance follement amoureuse par le biais d'Internet.
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Believe me, I love the enemies-to-lovers trope. Ergo, I would have been totally on board with this movie if they had found out about each other more or less at the same time so that BOTH could process their feelings about the whole "sworn enemies in real life but pen-pals on AOL" relationship. Why do you have to turn one of them into a manipulating creep and the woman into a fool? There are at least half a dozen better plots based on the same premise!
Underneath the unfair power distance and manipulation by Tom Hanks’ character and overly pathetic Meg Ryan character, is a pretty good movie that’s fun to revisit every once in a while.
i don’t know why i like this movie. he manipulates her the entirety of the last act after treating her terribly. she’s a very annoying person. yet still i keep coming back 😩