When Harry Met Sally... suits a Friday night when conversation sounds more appealing than spectacle.
The film gives its leads time to become interesting to each other through irritation and attention alike, and the review notes that viewers will gladly spend another evening with them. 1 His Girl Friday works for the same reason, with the ex-spouses’ work providing a credible reason to stay engaged even when the arguments run fast. 2
Moonstruck offers a broader comedy that still leaves room for the supporting characters, provided the pair watching can forgive a little excess from one performance. 3 Rye Lane keeps things short enough that the evening can move on quickly if needed, and it suits viewers who are still figuring one another out. 4
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind demands more focus from both people, since a distracted watch makes the structure more noticeable than the performances. 5 After these, Titanic is the one to try if a larger canvas and serious treatment of the central attraction appeal. 6
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