Showing results for "Ring" in Romantic Comedy

It's Christmas Eve eve, and the holidays are not off to a good start for, er, Eve. After the surprise and shock of catching her boyfriend cheating, Eve—totally devastated—reacts by throwing the gifts she’s selflessly bought and wrapped for HIS family out of the window. But while doing so she discovers her own present from Chris under the Christmas tree: an engagement ring, bought at the jeweler’s where she works. What the jingle bells is going on? And what was he thinking?

"I do." Two little words I've always wanted to say...you know, before I turned into a perpetually single, TV-dinner-eating party of one. I've swiped left, right, up, down. I'm over it! Now, I'm taking matters into my own manicured hands and changing the dating game with my guaranteed-to-set-a-date love app. The only thing standing in my way? Owen Decker. And his huge...ego. With his perfect hair, perfect teeth, and less-than-perfect proposal. Not the down-on-one-knee kind. Oh no. A business proposal to merge my dating app with the Hotline Hookup brand. What harm could it do?

Two-time divorcee Abby Maxwell needs another man in her life like she needs a third butt cheek. But when a jaw-dropping gorgeous architect waltzes into town to build a resort on Abby’s favorite hiking spot, she will do anything to stop him, including befriending him. Though Abby and James are at odds property-wise, things spice up in this fast-paced romantic comedy.

Stella Partridge never expected to move back to her hometown. She never expected to be a house-sitter for the twelve days leading up to Christmas as a desperate bid to earn some extra money. And she definitely never expected to recognize the thief that breaks into the house she's watching: Jack Piorra, her childhood best friend, the one who turned cold and distant overnight and never told her why.

They call her America’s sweetheart. And me? I’m the so-called “inked god” she dumped on TV. I’ve tried to forget her. I’ve tried to move on. Until I discover that her family is opening a new restaurant next to my tattoo parlor.

He always gets what he wants, and the football god next door wants me...I had it all. The Super Bowl rings. The hot shot TV gig. Then I got fired. Now I’m living in middle-of-nowhere Maine, playing assistant coach to the woman of my nightmares. Did I mention that she and her son are my new neighbors? If you talk to the locals, they’ll tell you Aspen Levi is the queen of high school football. But if you ask me, my new head coach is a pain in my left nut sac.

He needs a fake girlfriend but all I've ever wanted is him... Rock bottom has never felt so good. At least, that’s what I tell myself when I bargain with the enemy and score a renovation for my hair salon. The enemy? Nick Stamos, my best friend’s older brother. He’s got a body and face the Greek gods would envy but his personality needs a major overhaul. He’s surly. A rule-follower. Did I mention he’s seen me n*ked?

Sexy hockey sensation Tyler Brooks has wagered he can turn any fling into a fiancé before the season's end. Joke’s on him. The man’s about to be body-checked by reality. What he doesn’t know is that he’s the main character in my icy exposé on how to resist men exactly like him. All in the name of investigative journalism. Think of my not-so-undercover power play, to infiltrate the world of the city's most charming and puckish hockey heartthrob, as a public service. With steamy perks. Yet as our game intensifies, so does the tension between us.

When investment banker Adrian and software engineer Rowena started the day, they didn’t expect to end it engaged! But Adrian has invented a fake fiancée to impress his CEO, regretting the lie almost immediately, and now he is in hot water. Meanwhile, Rowena's career has just gone up in flames, leaving her unemployed, unexpectedly expecting with no father in the picture, and short of options. When fate throws these two hot messes into a meet-cute of epic proportions, it's a match made in rock-bottom heaven.

Erin doesn't have time for a relationship. After six years of late nights and mind-numbing assignments as a marketing executive with the billion-dollar Silver Script Ad Agency, she finally landed the coveted Smithson Jewelers account - which means her love life will have to wait a little longer. When the actress at the first commercial shoot upsets the director, Erin finds herself cast as the leading lady alongside Jake, a handsome up-and-coming actor, who rescued her cat from the streets and stole her heart.

Tiffany Blackburn couldn't believe what occurred during her recent vacation in Vegas. The careful, single mom decided to let loose and took a risk for once, allowing a man to buy her a whiskey sour. Regretting it the moment she woke up alone in a stranger's bed the next day. It only got worse, when she tried to sneak out and discovered something he left on the table. His wedding ring. Jagger Chance never failed to deliver when he was working undercover as a spy for the government. Women found him sexy and mysterious, which the loner preferred.

Brighton Smith doesn't do outrageous. As an insurance actuary, it's her job to assess risk and avoid bad investments. But when her fiancé calls to confess he's married someone else on a whim ("I looked at her and I just knew!"), she snaps.... That night, at a local bar, Jake Sorenson - hot, rich, and way out of her league - buys Brighton a cocktail. At midnight, she kisses him. And by dawn, they're exchanging vows at a drive-through chapel.

Raymond and Violet find themselves back in Manhattan, caught up in the love they have found for one another. Tensions are high, and not the good kind. The real world waiting for them isn't as happy to accept their union. Ray's parents are irate. No one approves of Violet. And the worst part of it all is that Ray's career is being threatened by a force that refuses to be unseen. A force that threatens to tank Ray's career as well as Violet's. Raymond is torn between his family and Violet. She is torn between her happiness and Ray's. And when storms collide, they never mix.

"The person you are trying to call is unavailable at this time. Please try your call again later." The name Miriam means "bitter", and Miri always thought she was well-named. She went through life phoning in relationships with one inappropriate man after the other, and never really connecting with any of them. Following an impossible call, she begins playing tag with the ultimate unavailable guy...and again...and again...Will Miri get over her hang-ups and give this smooth operator a chance? Or will the emotional long distance be too big a charge to pay?

L'idea centrale è un ménage a trois, lui, lei e il di lui migliore amico. Ma è un ménage à trois ben diverso da quelli cui siamo abituati. Il migliore amico ha sofferto in silenzio, vivendosi un amore platonico che perdiana, non vale mai quanto un amore epicureo, visto che Madonna Fiammetta si mangia in insalata qualunque Beatrice o Laura. Poi "lui" muore, e rimangono "lei" e l'amico. Ad amarsi, chiaro.

Quando Iris Lambert lascia la nativa Atlanta, per trasferirsi sull'isola giapponese di Hokkaido, è una ragazza insicura e solitaria, oppressa da una terribile antropofobia che ne inficia ogni tentativo di avere una sana vita sociale. Convinta di aver trovato un buon compromesso con l'esistenza, cerca di godersi i propri passatempi senza arrovellarsi troppo su questo problema. Allo stesso tempo, però, sa quanto tale sua condizione di reclusa si scontri con la profonda volontà di diventare una scrittrice di successo.

Terry Rinaldi è una ragazza costantemente coinvolta in qualche disastro: un po' per fisiologica sbadataggine, un po' per sfortuna, gliene capitano proprio di tutti i colori! A rendersene presto conto sarà, suo malgrado, Scott McGregor, suo nuovo capo alla Fashion Clothes. Fra perdite d’acqua dal soffitto e corse sotto la pioggia, un vicino di casa smemorato e un coniglio fuori di testa, Terry si trascina dietro, anche in ufficio, il caos della propria vita. Eppure, nonostante tutto, nemmeno Terry può fare a meno di notare l’estrema avvenenza del signor McGregor...

Facendo largo uso della sua pungente ironia, Miriam Ragni offre una sorta di prontuario a tutte le donne che si ostinano a voler trovare il grande amore della loro vita. Prima ancora di farlo, però, non sarebbe meglio imparare ad amare anche se stesse? Nell'attesa di riuscirci, "Dieci uomini da evitare" propone una carrellata di personaggi e di situazioni che rischiano di prolungare il proprio soggiorno nel limbo di chi non ha ancora trovato un partner decente.

Melissa e Stefano sono due persone apparentemente agli antipodi. Lei, dopo aver rinunciato alla carriera per concentrarsi su una relazione che è poi naufragata, si ritrova adesso sola, disoccupata e con un fisiologico bisogno di riscatto. Lui, al contrario, è il ricco ereditiere di una famiglia che tiene le redini di un’importantissima azienda domotica di peso internazionale. Affascinante, dotato di una naturale brillantezza, Stefano è - contrariamente a Melissa - perfettamente soddisfatto di dove si trova e di che cosa fa nella vita.

Francesca, detta Frana, è in giro per Roma con la sua vespa quando si trova costretta a cercare un meccanico per via di un malfunzionamento. E così che incontra il Roscio, un ragazzo della sua età dall'inconfondibile chioma rosso fuoco, con cui stringe subito amicizia e che inizia a frequentare in maniera sempre più assidua. In una di queste occasioni Francesca fa la conoscenza di Anna, la ragazza di Roscio, e il colpo di fulmine è istantaneo. Si profila all'orizzonte una cotta a dir poco insuperabile, e allora che fare?