Maintains its status as a classic rom-com
When Harry Met Sally is a classic rom-com. Meg Ryan met Billy Crystal when they were in college and didn’t like each other. They get in an argument about whether men and women can be friends and not be sexual with each other. Years later they meet again and try to see whether Crystal’s argument was true or not. Most of the movie turns out to be Crystal dominating the scenes. He has something to say about everything but mostly he talks about relationships. Ryan is the much more reserved character. Their relationship is interesting because you can see on their faces when things change but it’s emotionally and mentally. It takes a while for them to act on it but again, it’s shown in their faces. I also never thought of Billy Crystal as a romantic lead but he pulls it off. In the end, When Harry Met Sally has maintained its status as a classic.
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