: As noted by critics like Roger Ebert , the film captures that universal feeling of how adult relationships often pale in comparison to the idealized, vivid memories of teenage infatuation.
as Kathy: The relatable but obsessive lead caught between her stable life and a vivid fantasy. The Favor (1994)
If you ever find yourself deep in a rabbit hole of early '90s romantic comedies, you might stumble upon . Released on April 29, 1994, and directed by Donald Petrie , this film is a fascinating time capsule of pre-internet romance and "what-if" obsessions. : As noted by critics like Roger Ebert
as Emily: The friend who agrees to the bizarre request, only to find herself in a complicated romantic triangle. Released on April 29, 1994, and directed by
: The Favor is a lighthearted, if slightly absurd, look at the consequences of good intentions and the danger of living in the past. It’s a perfect "Sunday afternoon" movie for anyone who misses the simpler days of romantic dramedies.