Missing Meg Ryan's romantic comedy

Rating: 10/10 (23 November 2015)

I give this movie a 10 not because I think it's as good as The God Father. My enjoyment is based on its simple plot, quotable dialogs, the progressive chemistry, and the one and only Meg Ryan. I can't ask more for a typical romantic comedy. When some 'successful' romantic comedies today are merely nothing but a accumulation of stars, it makes me miss Meg's top three movies even more, which are When Harry Met Sally, Sleepless In Seattle, You've Got Mail. Then the reason why I regard this one as the best is its foreseeable ending but with touchingly unforgettable 'Harry style' lines, and now I can see that what Sally replies is just a good summary of their relationship, which I was unable to understand in this way at the first time I saw it.