Sweet Alabama – I remember because I was the only person in the cinema!

I go through phases with rom-coms – and I think I watch them more when I want something mainly undemanding, but with something to think about a bit as well.

I also watched a lot of them when I lived in a mainly male environment. (Maybe I’ve a whole blog post coming up!)

I’d add 10 Things I Hate About You, Runaway Bride, Clueless, Amelie, Mean Girls, 50 First Dates, The Princess Bride, The Princess Diaries, 500 Days of Summer, Never Been Kissed and She’s All That

Yes, French Kiss and The Holiday are up there. I would say parts 2 and 3 of Anne of Green Gables are the romcom bits – where she never gives up her search for Gilbert Blythe is v aaahhh! But not much humour in it so a bit intense for a top spot!

Oh I forgot about The Holiday! I don’t think it would make my top 25 but I still enjoyed it.

I was a bit hesitant about putting Love Actually on the list because apparently we’re all meant to hate it now after that article which amusingly ripped the film to shreds. But *whispers* I still like it.

I love The Holiday, it’s really corny and predictable, but spot-on acting from Cameron Diaz and Kate Winslett as the life-swapping heroines, and a real feel-good ending.

I can’t resist Four Weddings and a Funeral, even though I came to the conclusion a long time ago that Andie McDowell’s and Hugh Grant’s characters are really selfish! And .i could pick holes in Love, Actually till the cows come home, but that’s part of its charm.

Anne of Green Gables is my second favourite film of all time but I wouldn’t call it a romcom, Mum! I think I would get bored watching Gone with the Wind – it’s not my tkind of thing.

Isn’t French Kiss one of your favourite romcoms?