His Clerks perfectly captured the humor, the boredom, the lives of people stuck in boneheaded jobs but lacking the initiative to get into something better. Chasing Amy is almost as good. It's the story of two comic artists, best friends since grade school, and the woman who comes between them. She likes him too. They become close friends.
Love is .
If you close yourself off to possibilities, you may never find your love. Roger Ebert pointed out that too many romantic comedies put idiotic external obstacles between the protagonists, and I think he's right. Chasing Amy , instead, is about internal barriers to love, making it both funnier and much more interesting. Don't be put off by Adams' baby-doll voice. It's just part of her charm.