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Lalita is a feisty young woman from a respectable, traditional Indian family, Mr Darcy is a charming, wealthy American abroad, when the two meet it's contempt at first sight, but this being a romantic comedy first impressions swiftly give way to mutual attraction, all be it one based on relentless verbal parry and misunderstanding. Bride and Prejudice is a contemporary Bollywood, Hollywood reworking of Pride and Prejudice, complete with dance numbers. Easy going, good-natured fluff.
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Bridget, Bridget, Bridget!... just when you appeared to have finally got your love life sorted you allow your total lack of self-belief to undermine your happiness… ah, bless. Round two of our disaster prone heroine has all the ingredients that you grew to love in the first film, including the cast, so love it or loath it, lap it up or leave well alone.
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An enjoyable adaption of Helen Fielding's bestselling book. We follow our heroine on her increasingly desperate search for someone to love who loves her right back and whose closet merely houses clothes rather than skeletons. 'Bridget Jones's Diary' is a fun and slick romantic comedy very much in the tradition of Notting Hill.
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Six women seek love marriage and companionship in this sweet-natured tale set round a beauty salon in Beirut. Beautiful young Nisrine is engaged to headstrong Bassam, but is worried about not being the virgin she's supposed to be. Divorced, middle-aged, part-time model Jamale fears the process of ageing. Quiet Rima seems more attracted by other girls, particularly Siham, a client who flirts with her. Thirtysomething Layale is having an affair with a married man, but has caught the eye of the goo
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Certification12
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Rebecca Bloomwood is in trouble: unable to pass a shop without making a purchase she's worked herself into a whole world of debt. Even Rebecca's new job as a journalist isn't helping to make a dent on her credit cards, but when she uses, as an analogy, her addiction to shopping, for the financial column she writes for, our ditzy, self-absorbed heroine inadvertently creates a phenomenon. Based on Sophie Kinsella's book of the same title, 'Confessions of a Shopaholic' is a light, fluffy comedy in
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Certification15
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Confetti magazine, a sort of sub "Hello!" with only one string to its bow, decides to hold a competition for the most original wedding. Not surprisingly they open up a pretty freaky can of worms, but eventually whittle it down to three classic "I'm Mad Me!" couples each with their own distinctly hair-brained take on what would make their wedding ‘out of the ordinary'. Confetti is considerably funnier than it has any right to be, thanks in part to a good cast and a script that's so relentless it
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On the brink of divorce New York ad exec Will, when asked by his 11-year-old daughter how he met her mother, recounts tales of three proto-relationships from his twenties, a time when he was an idealistic graduate working on the 1992 Clinton campaign, as she tries to guess which of the three women became her mother. Was it plain-Jane college sweetheart (Elizabeth Banks)? Ambitious journalist (Rachel Weisz)? Or his slacker friend (Isla Fisher)? Did he chose the right one? Can he straighten things
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