The Producers

We watched Palm Springs the other night and really liked it. It's a Groundhog Day premise, but with a twist. Very funny, well-acted, and, if you're into the Groundhog Day as philosophy thing, you'll have a lot to talk about afterwards.

I am surprised nobody has mentioned the best ever

Howard The Duck

Late to the party, but I just started The Mindy Project now on Netflix and am loving it. Each little episode ties up neatly and I find myself smiling while watching it. She is obsessed with romantic comedies which is a continuing storyline, so there is that connection, too.

Has everyone else already seen it?

Comedy tv shows, more female-centered:

Fleabag
My Crazy Ex Girlfriend (it’s way better than the title)
Parks and Rec
Pen15
New Girl
Jane the Virgin
30 Rock
Great News

Some I’ve enjoyed:

The Big Sick
While You Were Sleeping
Miss Congeniality
Stardust
Stranger than Fiction
Pride and Prejudice - especially BBC version
Age of Adaline (not funny really but romantic)
The Butcher’s Wife
As Good as it Gets
Crazy Rich Asians
Groundhog Day
About Time
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind (not funny but romantic)

I liked:

Forgetting Sarah Marshall
I love you, Man
Longshot (Charlize Theron and Seth Rogan)

If you have Hulu, The Drop with Anna Konkle was cute.

Classics:
When Harry Met Sally
Say Anything
Anything written by Nora Ephron

Artsy/sad but good: The painted veil with Ed Norton and Naomi watts was great
Same w Atonement

Wedding Crashers

Defending Your Life, with Albert Brooks and Meryl Streep

Amazon Prime originals has a bunch that are not rocket science just cute. Booksmart was silly but cute,

Old ones
Definitely Maybe
Music & Lyrics
Sliding Doors
Defintely Maybe

Oldies I can re-watch any number of times

His Girl Friday
Charade
The Birdcage
How to Steal a Million

If you want to watch a comedy that is also full of (comical) action that will also entertain your husband: bullet train with brad Pitt on Netflix

Have you seen About Time? It’s one of my favorites. On Prime.

Oh man I can so relate!

Lately I have liked Enola Holmes and Rosaline (on Hulu), and oldies I have watched recently are The Holiday and Legally Blonde (better than I remember, especially since I heard a shake-y but fun theory that Elle is on the spectrum).

I am tired of watching my husband's drama movies. He convinced me to watch Thirteen Lives last night and it was too suspenseful and nerve wracking, even though I know how it ends. I realized I love sitcoms and could watch them all day. What's the best comedy or rom com movie that you have watched lately? Any years work, but prefer more modern. I have most streaming services.

Thanks!