How Romantic Comedies Have Adapted
“The rom com has had to adapt dramatically to reflect the changes in the contemporary female audience” discuss with reference to ‘The Break Up’
I am writing about the genre of ‘Romantic comedy’ this genre has been around for a very long time since the silent era and the storyline and expected endings to these have stayed the same until 2006 which was the release of ‘The Break Up’ starring Vince Vaughn and Friends star Jennifer Aniston which is devoted to lots of romantic comedies. The audience must be able to connect with, and relate to, the characters in a romantic comedy. They need to be likeable and down to earth, so that the audience support them.
Definition Romantic comedy is a hybrid genre of fiction, especially in motion pictures, in which a story about romance is presented in a comedic style. The romantic comedy genre is a genre that’s light-hearted, has a humorous plot and is centered on a love story that ends happily after numerous obstacles on their journey such as class difference, parental interference, a previous girlfriend or boyfriend. It can also be named under the terms ‘chick lit’ or ‘chick flick’ meaning primarily aimed at the female audience. There are also twists to the relationship, including a period where it seems the relationship is over until the end when they reunite and are happy together. The two main lovers are usually likeable and young and meant for each other. There are also elements of screwball comedy these films usually feature clumsy situations, a combination of a boisterous form of comedy marked by chases, collisions, and crude practical jokes with fast-paced repartee, and a plot involving courtship and marriage or remarriage. marriage or remarriage. Characters in most films we can divide characters into primary and secondary characters. The main characters are the protagonist(s) and antagonist(s) are the secondary characters which play an important role in any film. They allow for the main characters to interact with
I am writing about the genre of ‘Romantic comedy’ this genre has been around for a very long time since the silent era and the storyline and expected endings to these have stayed the same until 2006 which was the release of ‘The Break Up’ starring Vince Vaughn and Friends star Jennifer Aniston which is devoted to lots of romantic comedies. The audience must be able to connect with, and relate to, the characters in a romantic comedy. They need to be likeable and down to earth, so that the audience support them.
Definition Romantic comedy is a hybrid genre of fiction, especially in motion pictures, in which a story about romance is presented in a comedic style. The romantic comedy genre is a genre that’s light-hearted, has a humorous plot and is centered on a love story that ends happily after numerous obstacles on their journey such as class difference, parental interference, a previous girlfriend or boyfriend. It can also be named under the terms ‘chick lit’ or ‘chick flick’ meaning primarily aimed at the female audience. There are also twists to the relationship, including a period where it seems the relationship is over until the end when they reunite and are happy together. The two main lovers are usually likeable and young and meant for each other. There are also elements of screwball comedy these films usually feature clumsy situations, a combination of a boisterous form of comedy marked by chases, collisions, and crude practical jokes with fast-paced repartee, and a plot involving courtship and marriage or remarriage. marriage or remarriage. Characters in most films we can divide characters into primary and secondary characters. The main characters are the protagonist(s) and antagonist(s) are the secondary characters which play an important role in any film. They allow for the main characters to interact with