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- Tom Hanks
- Meg Ryan
- Greg Kinnear
- Parker Posey
- Jean Stapleton
- Steve Zahn
- Heather Burns
- Dave Chappelle
- Dabney Coleman
- John Randolph
Letterboxd User Reviews
- Jan 16, 2021
me: okay yes it's a very charming movie and the cast is so stacked and there's a quaintness to everyone's attitudes about the internet and computers but why does the big chain actually win and put the little store out of business with no real consequences or emotional…
demi adejuyigbeFeb 5, 2017Tom Hanks trying to convince Meg Ryan that The Godfather is the most important element of pop culture via instant messaging is every dating app interaction with men I've ever had
graceSep 10, 2020im thinking of sending things
Jay - Nov 23, 2017
the movie equivalent of a large cup of tea
sreeMar 29, 2021All the emails they send to each other are like “New York City is so crazy. I saw a bug today”
brendan o'hareDec 18, 2021the scene where meg ryan and greg kinnear tell each other they aren’t in love and then start gabbing is one of the best rom com moments of all time
Olivia Craighead - Dec 7, 2017
i, too, would still love tam honks even if he single handedly put my adorable family store out of business and ruined my life
mulaneyFeb 18, 2021any movie that starts with dreams by the cranberries is a masterpiece
LauraJan 14, 2019it's pride and prejudice with dial up internet... good god, nora ephron's mind was so powerful!
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Metacritic
A valentine to the happenstance miracle of lovers and other strangers, a movie that regards modern romance as something that is, ultimately, old-fashioned to its core.
A perfectly enjoyable star vehicle that does exactly what it sets out to do. [7 May 1999, p.66]
This is filmmaking as a minor feat of engineering, the kind where even the gossamer emotions seem like prefab components -- charm, whimsy, serendipity, all so many discs plugged into the hard drive.