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Encyclopedia > Romance (movie)

There are at least two movies called Romance:


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Romance Movie Clichés (2220 words)
There are two types of romances: those with the leads meeting and falling in love early in the flick, and those that don't fall for each other until the end.
Every romance movie I've ever seen where two characters are in bed together depicts the woman with the blanket seductively pulled up to her armpits while the man bares his chest to his belly button for all to see.
If the hero of the movie is a fat or relatively unattractive man, movie law dictates that some reasonably attractive woman must fall for him by the end of the film due to his "charm" and "sense of humor" which is total "B.S.".
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