"..when you realize you want to spend the rest of your life with somebody, you want the rest of your life to start as soon as possible." Best line ever of any movie, novel or poem.

If Billy Crystal did nothing else in his entire life, I would forever be a big fan for 'When Harry Met Sally' alone.

I had a friend that was in a mall riding up the escalator. Meg Ryan was coming down the escalator. He said his mouth dropped open because she had the bluest eyes he had ever seen. She saw his reaction and smiled and chuckled.

"Sleepless In Seattle" is a good one, but seeing the 1957 "An Affair To Remember" first would be cool, since it plays into the plot. Not to mention it's top notch romcom.

The blue button on Sally's lapel was the little metal badge you used to get as your "ticket" at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Used to have a little box full of these little "souvenirs". Now they just use stickers.

Real stories from real couples, portrayed by actors. The 4-way phone call scene was filmed in real time, on 3 different stages. It took 61 takes.

Love the clips of the real couples telling their love stories!! Sweet touch!!

Regarding the couples being interviewed about their relationships - according to Rob Reiner, they are real stories but the people who appear in the film are actors who delivered the stories.

The Usual Suspects is an obvious mystery movie of high quality for Toni.

"Sleepless in Seattle" and "You've got Mail" are both great. But a my favorite is "Crazy, Stupid, Love". For courtroom dramas, I think "The Verdict" with Paul Newman and "The Rainmaker" with Matt Damon are two of the best.

I love your wife’s expressions and comments and questions. She was great. Awesome reaction.

Great reaction Toni and David😊 Billy Crystal delivery is top tier. They just had a Kennedy Center honors for Billy and one of the surprise guests was Meg Ryan❤

"I'll have what she's having." Fun Fact: Joe is played by Steven Ford, the son of 38th U.S. President Gerald Ford. Hot Take Fact: The scene where we see all four lead characters talking to each other individually on various telephones took sixty takes to nail. NFL Enthusiast Fact: The footage from the football game was the New York Giants vs Detroit Lions from October 16, 1988. The New York Giants won 30-10. Location Location Fact: The orgasm scene was filmed at Katz's Deli, an actual restaurant on New York's E. Houston Street. The table at which the scene was filmed now has a "Where Harry Met Sally ...Hope You Have What She Had!" plaque. That's Hot Fact: For the infamous fake orgasm scene, the original script called for Harry and Sally to merely talk about women faking an orgasm, until Meg Ryan suggested that Sally actually fake an orgasm at the table. Director Rob Reiner loved the idea and put it into the script. In a November 2, 2004 interview with NPR, writer Nora Ephron credited Meg Ryan not only with the idea of faking an orgasm in the famous restaurant scene, but also with the idea of setting it in a restaurant in the first place.

6:15, I’ve worked in restaurants before. Whenever Sally orders something I just think “you are JUST asking for your order to be messed up…or messed with”. SMH.

Billy Crystal came up with the line = I’ll have what she’s having. Rob Reiner directed this movie and that is his mother who gets to say the famous line I’ll have what she’s having!

David! You're in big trouble now. :) The movie gave Toni a lot of things to think about, so you better get your answers straight in your head before she confronts you! :) Toni's look of bewilderment in a lot of the scenes was hilarious. Interesting how she noticed Sally's hair was beautiful and how that bread looked good. So anyway, great reaction Harry...er...David! :)

Yes, Sleepless in Seattle!

If you're looking for non-scary mysteries, "Knives Out" and "Glass Onion" are fantastic, as are any Agatha Christie movies. Murder on the Orient Express was recently remade, and it was very well done... Nice job on Harry / Sally. Love you guys.

This a great film, a true classic now. Many of the older romcoms are very good :-)

Both great actors, remember seeing this at the theater, instant classic! There is a 1 man show, that Billy won the Tony for I think both of you would love, is called 700 Sundays!!

Harrison Ford's "Witness" is a great drama and romance, and "Presumed Innocent" (also a Harrison Ford movie) is a great courtroom mystery, and Ford's performances in both were critically acclaimed.

Watch every New Year’s Eve with my wife. Tradition. Lost my wife 3 years ago…stlll watch it…we could have probably voiced the whole thing without sound..”pecan pieeeee “…enjoy your reactions..Thanks!

I love the expressions she makes from 21:10 to 21:12. She looks to her right then turns back. So cute, so blissful, so real. Same with the crinkle nose at the end when she's "looking at him like he was crazy." One of our songs at our wedding was Sinatra's "It Had to Be You" because of that last scene here. [But our "song" is "All I Want Is You" by U2 from the film "Reality Bites" - just an ok movie, but it was our first date]

I think Toni would enjoy shows or films that would fit the description of being "cozy mysteries", which applies to some UK shows from decades past, for instance "Hetty Wainthropp Investigates" (that is merely one example, if that show doesn't appeal there are plenty of others in that genre...or similar types of films/series).

Two courtroom dramas worth checking out are Witness for the prosecution and Anatomy of a murder.

A couple great courtroom movies that come to my mind are: "12 Angry Men" from 1957 with Henry Fonda and "Nuts" from 1987 with Barbra Streisand and Richard Dreyfuss. Both are amazing movies three decades apart. Great reaction! Happy New Year!! ~Dawne

Such a fun movie, and when it first came out it was my introduction to Harry Connick, Jr's music which I thought was wonderful! Thanks for sharing this one. 🙂

remember when grapes had seeds?? shit was wild.

This is one of my two favorite romcoms. The other is Crazy Rich Asians-you really should watch that one!

This is a very good movie, but the clear comparison is to the masterpiece, Annie Hall, which is simply on another level.

Sleepless in Seattle followed by You've Got Mail would be great for Toni!

I love this movie. Great choice. I don't know if Toni has seen Breakfast at Tiffanys (1961) yet but I would recommend that.

Although some feel You've Got Mail is their favorite of the 3 Meg Ryan romcoms, I love this one first and then Sleepless in Seattle.

I’m surprised you edited out Harry and Sally’s argument outside the brownstone after the wagon wheel thing. I think that scene is really important.

The books are real. Smart Women, Foolish Choices was a big hit in the '80s. I recognize most of the other titles.

"Forget Paris' is another really good Rom-Com with Billy Crystal I think y'all would really like if you haven't seen it before.

Save Sleepless In Seattle for when you need a palate cleanser after a tough movie.

I also think u would like “Working Girl”(1988) and “Fools Rush In”(1997) and in honor of Ryan O’Neal who recently passed away at 82 yrs of age, “Love Story”(1970)🙏🏼❤️🔥

While of course I liked this outing with the two of ya, I hope you get to Meg's French Kiss one day. David, blink twice if yer ok after this 😂😂😂

Mallowmars are still around. And yes, they are the best cookie ever. I just bought 2 boxes at the grocery store.

May be my favorite movie. The comedic timing is pure genius as well.

Serendipity is a romcom that breaks some of the rules of romcomming.

The woman who said "I'll have what she's having" was Rob Reiner's mom. The couples were actors, but they were acting out what real couples had said. They interviewed a bunch of people and then had actual actors do the scenes. Real people would have way more "ums" and "ers" and so on. Which is fine in conversation, but not in a film.

I miss browsing in bookstores. Courtroom mystery drama: Presumed Innocent with Harrison Ford.

That's a great movie and a very fun reaction to it. Soon as I saw the title in the thumbnail I figured that would likely be a movie you'd enjoy. A suggestion for another movie involving relationships without violence or scary parts is Something's Gotta Give. Great cast and story but I will say no more than trust me on this one. Thanks for the reaction, see you again soon.

So glad you got a comedy after Train to Busan

If the two of you were fans of Billy Crystal’s humor in the this one, i would reccommend “City Slickers”. Like When Harry met Sally, it’s another Billy C classic.

A great reaction video. I loved the look on Tonnes face throughout most of the movie.

I still think this movie is great. I love it and laugh throughout it. I was worried Toni wasn't going to like it because she wasn't laughing and had a look of distaste on her face but I think she came around 😂

That's it, I'm going to Cracker Barrel now to get myself a Mallomar candy! 😅

It is a great movie. Congrats on being able to get what Sally was doing in Pictionary.

Courtroom Dramas : 1. 12 Angry Men (1958)really great jurors discussing a case 2. Runaway Jury ( Gene Hackman, John Cusak and Dustin Hoffman)great movie, twists !!

The older couples' stories are true, but the people telling them are mostly actors. I've seen one or two of them in things. But there might have been some real people in there.

"You've Got Mail" is better than "Sleepless in Seattle." Also, if you want more Meg Ryan romcoms, check out "Kate and Leopold," starring Hugh Jackman in the male lead.

Great writing.

Good evening beautiful people..lovelovelove ❤️✌🏻❄️

YES! SLEEPLESS IN SEATTLE! then You've Got Mail!

One of the biggest déjà vu movies of my life. As explained in the October 1989 issue of Premier magazine, ~16 of its story elements had already occurred in Woody Allen’s ANNIE HALL and MANHATTAN.

3:20 He disses the name Sheldon but loses his wife to a tax accountant named Ira

_Witness for the Prosecution_ with Charles Laughton and Marlene Dietrich would be a good courtroom drama/mystery. The 1945 version of _And Then There Were None_ is a great whodunit and fun too.

Glen Close, John Malcovich and Michelle Pfeiffer in "Dangerous Liaisons". Michelle Pfeiffer and Al Pacino in "Frankie and Johnny" Clint Eastwood and Meryl Streep in "Bridges of Madison County". Not really 'comedies' at all for the first and last, and 'maybe' for the second... But all fairly solid romantic/love stories in their own ways. And an older but genuine rom-com "Hobson's Choice", which is a delight...

I really enjoy you guys and your channel I found you guys at the end of year! ❤ You guys are awesome 😎💯

I think they interviewed actual couples but then rerecorded the interviews with actors.

I think she'd love The Story of Us (Michelle Pfieffer and Bruce Willis).

Both City Slickers movies are worth checking out if you want more Billy Crystal. They are not rom-coms or courtroom dramas though. More comedy/adventure movies.

I watch those scenes with the old couples and I think I might reunite with my old girlfriend thirty years later.💔

That was great! Thank y'all!

A few good men. Excellent court drama.

That was cute. uh, offline, Davids in Trouble. "Only You" Robert Downey Jr and Marisa Tomei

Forget Paris would be another good one in the same vein, also with Billy Crystal

Good to see you enjoy the movie. I would love to see you react to Richard Linklater's Before Trilogy. They are romantic, but not comedies. Those three films contain the most natural dialogue I have seen and are about truly connecting with someone. As for courtroom dramas, 12 Angry Men makes everything else look inferior.

I love this movie. Have watched it dozens of times. The soundtrack is awesome, and I own that, too. Not really a big fan of the other two movies that people always lump this one in with. Seen them both maybe once all the way through. 🤷🏻‍♂️ This one just seems so much more real to me.

Valentine Suggestion: Warm Bodies

Dial “M” for murder…great old time mystery movie..

You guys need to react to ‘The Net’ with Sandra bullock!

It is true!! They do not make Sunday 😂😂 🩲

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If you enjoy courtroom based films then watch 12 Angry Men (1957). A classic black and white film that is timeless.

I loved this movie! Like one viewer said it has Gerald Fords son Steven on it. I always thought he was very handsome man.

How about "Joe vs the Volcano"? That is the first time Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan teamed up for a rom-com. A very quirky movie, but fun.

Toni you’re great at charades !!

Go w/Sleepless in Seattle and then You’ve Got Mail

I want to know about the off-line discussion.

When Harry Met Sally is the high point for this kind of film, post-1950. It's utterly charming, and if offerings from the Hallmark Channel are the best (of this kind of film) you've seen previously, this movie can help you extract yourself from that pit of insipidity and despair. I'd give a pass to Sleepless In Seattle and You've Got Mail, as The Shop Around the Corner is far, far, far, far, far, far, far, far, far better. The next *great* rom-com after When Harry Met Sally is Bros -- which is even funnier than WHMS, IMHO.

The blond guy that is Meg Ryan's boyfriend at the airport is the son of former President Ford.

One of my top three movies of all time, thanks for reviewing it. Nobody else does.

My comment is before watching the reaction, so I wonder if there's gonna be a change in breakfast requests. Hmmm?

If you’re looking for a good courtroom drama I’d have to got with The Client

The funny thing is I only remember the orgasm scene from this movie!😁

If you guys like romance movies you guys should try to react to kdrama movies. To me each country has a different feel to them. My favorite if you guys can try and react to them. 1= more than blue = korean version 2 = my sassy girl =:korean version ( American version is ok characters don't really have personality like korean version) 3= 200 pound beauty 4= the classic 5= a moment to remember 6= be with you 7= always

Lizzie Macquarie The Movie

Malomars still exsist , chocolate covered Marshmallows.

Did you two guys go visit a deli yet?

When it comes to having a genuine emotional investment while watching movies, we should all have what Toni's having. My ex and I are very good friends, although I'm pretty sure at some point we must have had sex.

Namaste

Hellen...was big in the 80s and early 90s. Great in Necessary Roughness! And the coolest name in Hollywood ever. Harley Jane Kozach! Im not a huge romcom fan, and most have completely unbelievable situations or setups. That being said, this could very well be the best romcom ever. U would proly have to go back to a cary grant movie, to get better. Pro tip, the 2 guys were also in city slickers with a teen Jake gyllinhaal! The answer is no. If a man finds a woman attractive. And the best written script by a female ever, for a male dominated cast...Slapshot!!😅. Pro tips. The , I'll have what shes having lady...the directors ma! The 4 way phone call scene, was shot in 3 different rooms, split screen added, simultaneously with no edits, because perfect timing was needed, it took 61 takes!😮😮. And yes hes the voice of mike in, Monsters Inc!😮😮😮

Need more "Toni destroyed" -movies instead of these😘

Hey??? You’ve got a lot to talk about?! Why not include us?? What’s up??😂😂😂

I have never cared much for this movie, but I always watch reactions to that one famous scene.

I'm sorry to tell you this, but your "windows" are too large, they hide too much of the movie. BTW, the old people are actors, but the stories are true stories the director collected. Great reactions, though.