a fairytale love is nice in dreams but is it surreal but nice in reality

Rating: 7/10 (27 August 2015)

The life of a simple bookshop owner changes when he meets the most famous film star in the world., William thacker is played by Hugh grant he plays a bumbling no body who runs a travel book shop has to many issues regarding his love life from divorces to ex lovers he has built up a protectective shield but gets drawn back in when a mysterious women walks into his life and book shop Julia Roberts actings as is so easy as she plays a famous actress she is flawless in the role a just a girl looking for ordinary love but as all things are not this simple as she has to deal with the press which complicates things plus Williams flat mate spike played by Rhys if ans who loves life likes to be controversial . Rhys Ifans is disgusting (a good thing) as Spike, William's flatmate. He brings some very much needed brevity to the proceedings and loves his jocks to show off to the media Julia Roberts acting is e Screenwriters dream Richard Curtis's ("Four Weddings And A Funeral") goal this time around seems to be a sharp satire of the Hollywood starlets and their psychotic relationships with the public and themselves, and the old wacky English humour we've come to expect from any film with Mr. Grant. It's a very odd mixture of the audience-pleasing easy comedy and something more sinister - possibly due to both lead's past public lives. so as they meet Williams friends and family they cant believe who he brought to a family party so she is ordinary like everybody the romantic music soundtrack is very good to deal with offset of their story as it goes
has a lot to say about fame and the effects of it on a life. It never bothers to take a stand or really explain if Roberts's character embraces her super stardom or is oppressed by it. Screenwriter Curtis makes compelling arguments for both sides of the debate but strays away from truly looking deep within their souls When you think about it, William was a fan of Anna but was worried that the fame thing would have an effect on him
"Notting Hill" is an extremely charming film with so much love to offer. 7/10 and its perfect date night film .