3 On-Screen Couple Chemistries That Didn’t Workout in Romantic Comedies Movies.

Let’s admit it: classic best romantic comedy movies are everyone’s guilty pleasure! There’s no shame in indulging in movies that go light on plot density and
generously on fun-filled entertainment.

And after years and years of resorting to these romantic comedies during times of heartbreak, we grow an unreal attachment to the on-screen faces. This is why
viewers assume they have a right to release their verdict on whether an on-screen couple is working out or not. Sometimes their chemistry is just not enough to make them seem like they were meant to be!

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Here are a few movie couples that sure gave us a good time watching films but could’ve done better with different partners.

Sleepless in Seattle is one of the romantic comedy movies.

This classic features a pair that meets on the very top of the Empire State Building and falls in love. The romance is orchestrated by an 8-year-old minor who
being the son of a widowed father, starts writing letters, on his behalf, to an engaged woman.

When the heroine’s supposed pen-pal and her meet, the viewers are simply confused about what to believe. The movie brazes on an inappropriate romantic interest
between an adult and a child who’s pretending to be a grownup, which leaves many viewers disturbed by the thought.

Let’s just say the chemistry portrayed in the romantic comedy movies blew out of proportion and could’ve done better without the suggestive complications.

While You Were Sleeping:

If this movie had been pitched as a psychological thriller, it might have received more views. But it just doesn’t cut for a successful romantic comedy.

The female lead is a worker at the train station where Peter, the heroine, Lucy’s, supposed fiancé suffers an accident. Acting on a pathological impulse,
Lucy lies to Peter’s family about their engagement and pretends to be engaged to the man who’s comatose.

However, fate works its wicked magic and Lucy actually falls for Peter’s brother, Jack, who also reciprocates his interest in his brother’s fiancé. But once Peter recovers,
the two are set to be married. In a final showdown, Lucy confesses her lies and professes her love for Jack on her wedding day.

But that’s not where it ends. Jack, the brother-in-law, proposes to Lucy once she stops the charade and the drama has settled. Who the heroine marries at the end is of little interest because viewers have long switched to a better romantic classic by the time that happens!

The Graduate:

Building on the theme of sleazy romantic relationships, this movie also centers on a girl who’s to marry a boy who has been her mother’s sexual partner.

Architected by the boy’s family in the first place, the romance is built on deceit and lies from the start. Although some may find it adorable that the young couple
elopes at the end, it’s hardly the idea of romance one likes to romanticize about.

The depressing prospect that Ben Braddock, the hero, has bedded women who share the same blood but different generations is disturbing. What’s worse is that this information is not privy to the trio of Ben, Elaine, and her mother; it’s public news! That’s hardly the kind of drama that one wishes to grab popcorn for.

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