Words Robb Sheppard

George Clooney. Julia Roberts. Romcom. Five words that should be enough to sell the film on their own. As well as being legitimate Hollywood royalty with ten Academy Award nominations and three wins between them, there’s real excitement about the pair reuniting onscreen after making cinemagoers swoon in Ocean’s Eleven.

Star power aside, Ticket To Paradise is the kind of old-school romcom that we thought they just didn’t make anymore. It feels like a movie milestone as Roberts and Clooney turn type and star as a bitter ex-couple who form a truce to stop their daughter from getting married too early, just as they did themselves. As much as the animosity is sure to bring plenty of laughs, everyone’s secretly hoping that the couple’s own flame will be rekindled along the way. Did anyone say double wedding?

With a little bit of passive aggressive behaviour, getting bitten by a dolphin, and some embarrassing drunken dad dancing at an island bar, there promises to be plenty of comedy amongst the romance.

Get your Ticket To Paradise and pack your bags for an island misadventure that’s sure to make you smile and maybe even shed a tear.

Couples At War

When Harry Met Sally

Meg Ryan and Billy Crystal’s “will they, won’t they” relationship is all bickering, banter, and bravado, but bad karaoke, disagreements over platonic relationships, and that restaurant scene prove that maybe opposites really do attract.

Mr And Mrs Smith

Similarities attract as Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie star as a husband and wife who discover that they’re both trained killers and use military-grade firepower, incendiary devices, and throwing knives to try and fix the holes in their marriage, all while making a few holes in their house.

Knocked Up

Starring Katherine Heigl as an up-and-coming journalist and Seth Rogen as Seth Rogen, this wacky romcom about the unlikeliest of odd couples who get to know each other after a one-night stand is hilarious and surprisingly heartwarming.