Movie-Comedy forum: The Proposal
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| saw this last night on t.v.. it was a nice cute film. had a lot of laughs especially the dance scene. her is that the movie is about In New York, Margaret Tate is a successful self-made chief-editor of the Ruick & Hunt Publishing and loathed by her coworkers. Margaret lost her parents when she was sixteen and is tough with the employees of the office. Her executive assistant and aspirant editor Andrew Paxton has been working with her for three years without any recognition. When Margaret has problems with the immigration due to an expired visa and is threatened with deportation, she blackmails Andrew to agree to marry her. In return, he would be promoted to editor and she would publish his book. Meanwhile, the skeptical clerk of the immigration department Mr. Gilbertson schedules an interview with Margaret and Andrew after the weekend. The couple travels to Sitka, Alaska, to celebrate the ninetieth birthday of Andrew's grandmother and Margaret is welcomed by his warming family. Over the weekend, she grows closer to Andrew's family who ask her to marry Andrew in their barn, a family tradition in the Paxton family. And the tension increases when Mr. Gilbertson appears out of the blue in Sitka promising to charge Andrew for fraud. i recommend this one. the beautiful views of alaska are worth it. |
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| NetFlix has it on watch instantly so I added it to my queue. I'll let you ow when I watch it. |
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| o.k. |
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| I might have to watch this only for Betty White. Sandra Bullock, imho, is one of those actors who play themselves over and over in every role. She's ruined so many movies for me that I now avoid anything she's in. Like a critic once said of someone else, she has an "acting range from A to B." Alma In matters of style, swim with the current; in matters of principle, stand like a rock. – Thomas Jefferson |
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