Meg Ryan

Billy Crystal

Bruno Kirby

Carrie Fisher

Steven Ford

Lisa Jane Persky

Michelle Nicastro

Gretchen Palmer

Robert Alan Beuth

David Burdick

Joe Viviani

Harley Jane Kozak

Joseph Hunt

Kevin Rooney

Franc Luz

Tracy Reiner

Kyle T. Heffner

Kimberley LaMarque

Stacey Katzin

Estelle Reiner

John Arceri

Peter Day

Connie Sawyer

Kuno Sponholz

Charles Dugan

Katherine Squire

Al Christy

Frances Chaney

Bernie Hern

Rose Wright

Aldo Rossi

Dona Hardy

Peter Pan

Jane Chung Chun

Bob Ader

Nicholas Glaeser

Randy James

Stanley Moore

Larry Sherman

Marilyn Spanier

John Speredakos

Terry Vaughan

Anthony Welch

George R. Nelson

Nora Ephron

Robert Leighton

Jeffrey Stott

Andrew Scheinman

Sabrina Wright-Gilliar

Barry Sonnenfeld

Jane Jenkins

Rob Reiner

Janet Hirshenson

Gloria Gresham

Thomas Richard Sharp

Jane Musky

Mark A. Baker

Steve Nicolaides

Marc Shaiman

Joseph A. Campayno

David J. Hudson

Peter Montagna

Terry Porter

Larry Singer

Jennifer L. Parsons

Stephen Abrums

William A. Farley

Charles L. Campbell

Robert Eber

Ken Chase

Louis L. Edemann

Barbara Lorenz

Mel Metcalfe

Comedy

Romance

Drama

When Harry Met Sally...

Castle Rock Entertainment

Nelson Entertainment

United States of America

English

Well worth a watch, as anticipated.

<em>'When Harry Met Sally…'</em> is one of those films that I've heard a tonne about but without finding out anything tangible about the plot, the only thing in that regard that I knew was the Katz's Delicatessen location - not even the full scene, just the famous quote (out of context) from Estelle Reiner. Of course as a romcom drama you know mostly what you're gonna get, but this does have more to it in fairness; big fan of the time jumps, e.g.

Billy Crystal is great value throughout, amusing and even touching at moments. Same goes for Meg Ryan, naturally, who I know of only by name; I never remember her face for some odd reason. Carrie Fisher and Bruno Kirby, meanwhile, make for strong supports to the two leads.

CinemaSerf

Were it not for the now legendary scene in the diner - and, for me, the lovely follow-up from the observing woman at the next table to the waitress, this would just be another quickly-paced, run-of-the-mill, romantic comedy that's exceedingly heavy on the dialogue. It's all about the evolution of the relationship between "Harry" (Billy Crystal) and "Sally" (Meg Ryan). They've been friends since God was a boy, but always preferred to date other people. Now clearly, as we progress through this feast of relationship mishaps, that isn't really working and they come back to their perennial question. Would them having sex ruin a beautiful friendship? The story is set across quite an extended timeframe, and that allows Rob Reiner to reset the episodic nature of the comedy and introduce new partners for us to appreciate, like and loathe as the punchline to the story becomes as obvious as the sun in the sky. The writing is witty and pithy at times, yes, but there's just way too much of it and even though there's a semblance of chemistry between Ryan and Crystal on screen, I just found the whole thing just a bit too obvious. It's not a bad watch, and I know I'm very much in the minority of opinion here, but this is really only a standard vehicle for two averagely talented stars, one of whom can "yes, yes, yes..." with the best of them.

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