10 Most Over-Used Romantic Comedy Plot-Points

1. The 'Pull Out Ending'

Whatever ridiculous plot contrivance that occurred to cause this whole inconceivable miscommunication will be INSTANTLY forgotten. Long, lingering kisses will be dispensed with as the camera pulls out and some inane pop, romance ballad plays out over the end credits. Throw those ten things together and you've got yourself 27 Dresses € or Made of Honour € or The Accidental Husband € or What Happens in Vegas € or Picture Perfect€ or Zack and Miri Make a Porno € or Ghosts of Girlfriends Past € or The Proposal € or The Ugly Truth € or The Rebound € or Leap Year € or When in Rome € or The Back-up Plan € or Letters to Juliet € or Going the Distance € or The Switch € or Life as We Know It € or No Strings Attached € or Just Go With It € or Something Borrowed € or Friends With Benefits € or What's Your Number... € or I have to go and lie down now! My head hurts!
 
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I'm a part-time writer, part-time stand-up comedian, full time movie geek who strongly believes Martin Brest's MIDNIGHT RUN is one of the greatest, if not THE greatest, movie ever made! (... This is the bit where you mutter "You must be some sort of friggin' comedian if you think Midnight Run is the greatest movie ever made!") I'm a massive junkie for 'revenge' and 'conspiracy' movies and I'm an even bigger fan of all things John Carpenter, Albert Brooks, Coen Brothers, Sidney Lumet, Paul Thomas Anderson, Tony Scott, Christopher Nolan, Michael Mann, Oliver Stone, Steven Spielberg, Joe Dante, David Fincher, Wes Anderson and Shane Meadows. I'm on Twitter at @gazzhowie if you'd like to validate my existence by following me - and my movie review archive can be found at www.gazzhowie.tumblr.com!