Amy says:
Perfect chemistry showcases between Kristen Bell and Josh Duhamel, who play opposite each other in When in Rome. The romance between Beth, played by Bell, and Nick, played by Duhamel, is perfectly scripted with the necessary ups and downs of a romantic comedy but also includes that perfect “this is it” feeling brought on by a perfectly paired actor and actress.
When in Rome is one of the romantic comedies that remind me why I love this genre. Sure, the audience knows who will ultimately end up with whom, but that journey is filled with unexpected lessons on life, unforgettable characters, and lots and lots of laughter. Throughout the movie I felt like I was falling in love; in love with love itself, in love with movies, and in love with romantic comedies.
When in Rome is sure to be a classic romantic comedy viewed for years to come and I recommend it to anyone who wants to fall in love.
Nic says:
I agree that When In Rome definitely sets the bar for romantic comedies, and Bell and Duhamel really show us how it's done. Where the movie really excels, however, is in its lessons on love and free will. I really enjoyed that Beth must choose between having a chance for true love, or having a love that might be fake but will last forever.
Another terrific part of the movie is when the foursome who have also fallen in love with Beth figure out that love is more than just expecting love in return. They help Beth, not to persuade her to love them back, but just for the sake of helping someone they truly care about.
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