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Sleepless in Seattle [Region 2] Reviews:
Awesomesauce
2008-11-23 - Exactly as described. Honest description and quick shipping made this a most pleasant shopping experience. Kudos.

I'd give it 3.5 stars; a very good movie
2008-11-05 - It may not be very realistic or even original, but in a way, that's kind of what I liked about. It's a very pleasant, old-fashioned love story, generally without a lot of the bad language and other "adult" situations that can sometimes be a part of some romantic comedies. The gentle pace, the impressive musical score, and the footage of Seattle and NY really make the film better. It may not be a masterpiece, but in a way, it's the kind of movie they should make more of: a funny, sweet film for people of all ages.

Want to enthrall your woman??
2008-10-16 - Chick flick, all day long. Women just love this film. Don't know why, but if they force you to watch it and you get through without ending up snoring, well hey, you're whipped and under their control. Fix that shed door!! Paint that garage frame!! Fix that pipe leak in the bathroom!! How dare you sit there and watch the football game when there are things that need to be done around this house!! LOL

Mint condition
2008-10-13 - I love Amazon.com, I always receive my products in mint condition! I trust you guys 100%!

If Harry & Sally were sleepless
2008-10-10 - This movie disappointed me a lot. It's like Ephron tried to make something as good as her earlier 'When Harry met Sally', but unfortunately this movie never reaches it to that level. Partly I believe, this is due to weak acting of Meg Ryan who just can't seem to build up the chemistry as there were between her and Billy Crystal in the above mentioned film. What I did like, was the character of Jonah. Tom Hanks is a great actor, and in this movie the interaction between him and the but small Ross Malinger (Jonah) is great. This definitely carries this movie to an acceptable standard. Maybe if I hadn't seen Ephron's When Harry met Sally, which was, I emphasize, much better, I would've given it some higher, but alas.