You've Got Mail

to answer mr zepeto down below or someone migh be agree with him first,you have to kwon that she is not in love to the rich n capitalist man at first but with her best email friend thats why the title is YOU'VE GOT MAIL second, this is reality you can not choose who you in love with n this is america, anything is posible

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Everyone is expecting part two of SLEEPLESS IN SEATTLE, this is not it. Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan are business rivals with different out looks on business and life. The two become fascinated with each other on the internet. Really kind of predictable after first fifteen minutes. Hanks and Ryan are wonderful together. Greg Kinnear and Dabney Coleman also appear.

You've got to love or hate this one. Which is which? There's not explaining much about this catchy title known as YOU'VE GOT MAIL. It is a righteous two-hour romantic comedy that plays almost similar to a mellow sitcom. Like Nora Ephron's SLEEPLESS IN SEATTLE, it tries to mimic something from a golden age classic on a black and white print. Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan still have their proper roots to make this worth sitting on a loveseat with Kleenexes., even if two of their worlds don't exactly collide. It's the Internet jargon that sputters, letting this emotional (???) experience go wishy-washy right where it is (at this current moment) senseless to produce a cyber-love romance. For a movie that does brilliant with storytelling, the Internet idea is mighty cute (and rare!). A good contemporary romance, nonetheless, but there's more room left over for tweaking out this totally new concept.

Classic Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan rom-com. The owner of a successful chain of bookstores builds a new super-store next to a small independent book shop, frustrating it's owner. Unbeknownst to them, both owners are happily connecting with each other anonymously in a chatroom. An entertaining movie with an original plot. Decent performances from the two leads, as you'd expect. The film has aged well and even now in 2021 is still enjoyable. A good movie.

It's amazing really. At one time you used to think that you could fall in love with someone's voice and their personality perhaps over the phone. Beauty is only skin deep as they say. Now the internet comes along and it takes that theory a step further. Tom Hanks is awesome, just as he always is. He really makes you laugh and he is flawless in his comedic timing. Ryan is cute just as she always is and by the time these two get together at the end, you are so starved for them to do so that you literally cheer when it happens. But the guy who makes the movie is Dabney Coleman. He may have all of 10 minutes screen time, but he makes your sides burst every time he is on the screen. This is a very funny, romantic film. I highly recommend it.

Also, don't let others fool you; this isn't a Christmas movie. It's a cute romcom, that for the most part stick's the landing. Enjoyable enough where you won't be disappointed you watched it.

I am too young to remember any email saying "You've got mail" to me, no dialling up anything in my childhood. And yet here I am, an adult watching this film that came out several years before my birth, my favourite actor, being great as always, I wonder what it is about this film in particular that makes it so much better than the usual romance, a genre of which I am pretty disinterested in. But this film was great, the bookstore premise was top notch, as was the acting, plot and set pieces. Not my type of film however so only an eight from me.

In some ways it seems unfair to compare this film with "Sleepless in Seattle" but when you deliberately re-unite the director and stars, you inviting such comparisons. So here goes. YGM simply doesn't compare. Not to say this isn't a pretty good movie; it is. It pulls all the heartstrings. Meg Ryan has the cute knob tuned to near maximum. You want the outcome to happen. But it lacks the tension in SIS and has no laugh out loud moments like SIS did. It's still worth a look. NOTE: I have not seen "The Shop Around the Corner" and so have no opinion on this film as an update of that. Grade: C+