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By Sue B (570) on 14 Nov 2014

You could tell it was set in Hungary by the accents. Not…

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By Spencer S (1,155) on 27 May 2014

This romantic comedy, from legendary Ernst Lubitsch, was the original inspiration for the nauseatingly trite You've Got Mail, but is centered…

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By Darine S (136) on 30 Jan 2014

Classic version of You've Got Mail ---…

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By Bradley K (274) on 20 Jan 2014

Pretty entertaining orchestration of meet-cute scenarios. Not overwhelming as a whole but perhaps the best ending for a rom-com ever…

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By Sora Z (54) on 02 Jan 2014

One of the greatest finds in my history of Internet browsing. I got to watch it 74 years later and just found it ridiculously charming! Ugh…

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By Jacob M (1,390) on 22 Dec 2013

Pretty fun romantic comedy back in the Golden Age of Hollywood starring Jimmy Stewart, Margaret Sullivan, and Frank The Wizard of Oz Morgan…

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By Mark F (961) on 08 Oct 2013

A Hungarian clerk falls in love with a pen pal who turns out to be his co-worker, with whom he has an antagonistic relationship…

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By Mloy X (536) on 30 Jul 2013

Doctor: Pardon me Mr.Katona? Precisely what position do you hold with Matuschek and Company…

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By Molly R (320) on 17 Jul 2013

I thought this was cute and I always enjoy Jimmy Stewart…

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By Ben C (1,824) on 15 Jul 2013

One of the first greatest romantic comedies of all time, The Shop Around the Corner is a sweet, touching film that benefits greatly from Margaret…

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By Brandon K (542) on 02 Jul 2013

This film inspired You've Got Mail, can't beat the original. It is a classic holiday romance of two pen pals. The story is timeless…

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By Becka M (6) on 02 Jul 2013

Love it. Very predictable James Stewart and Margaret Sullavan were great together…

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By Eduardo C (424) on 23 May 2013

Delightful romantic comedy drama about the relationships between employees inside a small gift store, often entertaining, while also sobering…

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By Robert R (1,109) on 23 May 2013

Delightful romantic comedy drama about the relationships between employees inside a small gift store, often entertaining, while also sobering…

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By Darryl C (231) on 26 Apr 2013

Ernst Lubistch is a canonized name whose filmography has kept evading me until now, THE SHOP AROUND THE CORNER, acclaimed as one of his most…

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By Eric H (2,898) on 21 Mar 2013

The Shop around the Corner is never dull, never boring and absolutely not as silly as one could expect of a comedy 60 years old…

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By Four Star F (259) on 23 Jan 2013

Sharp, charming script, and Jimmy Stewart makes me weak in the knees…

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By Misty F (32) on 02 Jan 2013

Sort of Christmassy classic with Jimmy Stewart…

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By Matthew J (1,312) on 27 Dec 2012

Great movie; one of my favorite James Stewart films,…

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By Mark Andrew N (19) on 22 Dec 2012

Love the Tom Hanks/Meg Ryan hit You've Got Mail, or the Judy Garland/Van Johnson musical In The Good Ole Summetime…

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