Cop gives waitress half his lottery ticket as a tip, he wins, wife loses it, cop loses wife (he needed too), gains waitress, she's Bridget Fonda. I think the guy got a deal!

Out of prison, Pacino gets hired as a short-order cook in a Manhattan greasy-spoon. Woes the wary Pfeiffer. Hector Elizondo and Kate Nelligan are superb. All this and Nathan Lane!

Meg Ryan and Tim Robbins are brought together by Matthau playing Einstein trying to get his mathematical Meggers away from a matching but stuffy Stephen Fry. This is a sweet movie.

Duchovney loses much-loved wife, her heart goes to the terminally ill Driver - they meet and Irish/Italian mushy shenanigans ensue. A sweety.

Drew Barrymore is the kind of actress that brings out the protector in men - she's irresistable in this back-to-college-falls-in-love-with-teacher routine. Got a top mushy end too.

Cameron Crowe directs Bridget Fonda and Matt Dillon in this grunge-rock love in. Nice cameo roles too. Modern romance with an old feel.

Nic Cage's souless city banker get's an unwanted xmas gift from Christmas angel Don Cheadle and ends up with a wife like Tea Leoni and a family he never had. Superb stuff, a well underrated gem.

Shyster vineyard owner Kevin Kline tags onto Meg Ryan on her way by 747 to Paris. Tomfoolery and romance follow. Two great leads and lovely locations. Nice flick.

Michael Keaton and Geena Davis play US-politician campaign organisers and writers on different sides. They meet and sparks fly, but then so do the secrets.

Not exactly a romcom, but the spark between Joe Pesci and his ballsy New York girlfriend Marisa Tomei is priceless. Fred Gwynne (sadly gone) as the town judge is a highlight too.

Superb cast in this relationships-in-the-90's-are-bloody-hard-work film. Cool, insightful, and warm too. An excellent modern-love movie.

You've seen it sure, but what a great romantic comedy this is with Steve Martin shining in the lead. Darryll Hannah drop-dead gorgeous. A morality tale that wins by a...oh dear!