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(- 1998 -)

Original Title You've Got Mail Director Nora Ephron Genre Comedy, Romance Released 1998-12-18 MPAA Rating Rated PG for some language. Rated 6.2

Plot Summary

A modern day remake of "Shop Around The Corner" with Ryan and Hanks playing people who work in rival stores, hate each other by day, but discover each other over the internet, unknowingly.

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Tom Hanks as Joe Fox , Meg Ryan as Kathleen Kelly , Greg Kinnear as Frank Navasky , Parker Posey as Patricia Eden , Jean Stapleton as Birdie Conrad , Steve Zahn as George Pappas , Heather Burns as Christina Plutzker , David Chappelle as Kevin Jackson (as Dave Chappelle) , Dabney Coleman as Nelson Fox , John Randolph as Schuyler Fox , Deborah Rush as Veronica Grant , Hallee Hirsh as Annabelle Fox , Jeffrey Scaperrotta as Matthew 'Matt' Fox , Cara Seymour as Gillian Quinn , Katie Finneran as Maureen, the Nanny

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The curse of the 107 minute movie. STAR RATING:*****Unmissable****Very Good***Okay**You Could Go Out For A Meal Instead*Avoid At All Costs Maybe it's just me,in fact I'm certain it is,but it always seems to me like movies that have a running time of 107 minutes seem to go on forever.I cannot really name a single instance when this has'nt been so.It's like there's this curse meaning movies of this length are going to feel like 1007 minutes,in fact,it's got to the stage where I always brace myself,for whenever I watch a movie of this length,man,I brace myself for one long movie. Take Nora Ephron's cast for cast follow up to Sleepless In Seattle.It starts off like a promising,engaging yarn.Then it begins to dramatically lack flair and not be very funny.But still,it engages.Then,finally,the ending just slumbers on. Now,don't get me wrong.I enjoy romantic comedies.I liked Notting Hill and Sleepless In Seattle very much,in fact I now own a copy of each.This particular romantic outing,however,was not one of my favourites.And I like Tom Hanks the actor very much.There are some instances,e.g. Saving Private Ryan,when I think he's the next Dustin Hoffman.But I did'nt find the charecter he portrayed here to be very convincing or strongly written at all.What a waste of a talented actor.Obviously a big pay cheque did the deed. This,of course,is the latest in a long line to add to the growing list of Warner Brothers 75th anniversary stinkers.Well done guys,keep this up,you'll be having a millenium dumpsite party.**and a half.

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