Second Favorite Romance Movie. The ending was cimena ldk how explain it.

Second Favorite Romance Movie. The ending was cimena ldk how explain it.

Somehow the poor Natalie wood and the cocky macqueen have better chemistry than signing in the rain, yet the direction and acting was not that good. HOWEVER it’s refreshing seeing actors act in a way that is taboo nowadays, it’s old, dramatic, explosive and in a way erotic. I think that is a very good way to put this movie. 
like I would’ve acted just like my girl here if my bd was Steve McQueen, this movie is so hot.

Somehow the poor Natalie wood and the cocky macqueen have better chemistry than signing in the rain, yet the direction and acting was not that good. HOWEVER it’s refreshing seeing actors act in a way that is taboo nowadays, it’s old, dramatic, explosive and in a way erotic. I think that is a very good way to put this movie. 
like I would’ve acted just like my girl here if my bd was Steve McQueen, this movie is so hot.

Despite the rushed ending, I quite liked this one. This had solid lead performances and some very good B&W cinematography. Also, despite what Amazon prime tells you, this is not a comedy.

Despite the rushed ending, I quite liked this one. This had solid lead performances and some very good B&W cinematography. Also, despite what Amazon prime tells you, this is not a comedy.

At some point during the film, Steve McQueen goes “how you doin’?” in a strong New Yorker accent and I was like “was that who Joey from Friends was trying to embody (to an annoying extent) for ten whole seasons?”

What a sweet little film. This is going on the Obsessive Rewatch list I need to actually make soon.

At some point during the film, Steve McQueen goes “how you doin’?” in a strong New Yorker accent and I was like “was that who Joey from Friends was trying to embody (to an annoying extent) for ten whole seasons?”

What a sweet little film. This is going on the Obsessive Rewatch list I need to actually make soon.

There’s something about it that just screams fall to me, so it’s my official fall season opener this year.

For some reason, I expected it to be more of a social drama (despite its title — so that’s on me), but it actually feels more like a pretty good, witty romcom.

Love with a Proper Stranger started off really progressive in the beginning and even into the middle, but by the end, it felt like love was with an extremely improper stranger. I really enjoyed about two-thirds of the film — Natalie Wood absolutely carried it, the black-and-white New York looks amazing through Robert Mulligan's lens, so I’m just choosing to treat it as a cautionary tale.

There’s something about it that just screams fall to me, so it’s my official fall season opener this year.

For some reason, I expected it to be more of a social drama (despite its title — so that’s on me), but it actually feels more like a pretty good, witty romcom.

Love with a Proper Stranger started off really progressive in the beginning and even into the middle, but by the end, it felt like love was with an extremely improper stranger. I really enjoyed about two-thirds of the film — Natalie Wood absolutely carried it, the black-and-white New York looks amazing through Robert Mulligan's lens, so I’m just choosing to treat it as a cautionary tale.