The movie "When Harry Met Sally..." seems determined to explore the dullest aspects of everyday life, finding meaning in trivialities that are strung together to form a film about a couple’s drawn-out and tiresome path to love. Throughout its runtime, the story presents various viewpoints that feel outdated given how quickly things change today; traditional ideas like honor and romance now seem overshadowed by casual…

Without that famous diner scene – and particularly the brief exchange afterward between the woman nearby and the waitress – it would simply be another fast-moving romantic comedy, overflowing with dialogue. The film centers on how “Harry” (Billy Crystal) and “Sally” (Meg Ryan)’s relationship develops. They've been friends for a long time, but they always dated other people. As we watch them experience various failed …

It lived up to the hype, definitely worth seeing. I’d encountered a lot of discussion about 'When Harry Met Sally…' but hadn't really grasped what it was about beyond knowing that Katz's Delicatessen featured in it – just the well-known line from Estelle Reiner, taken completely out of context. As with most romantic comedies, you have a general idea of what to expect, though this one does offer more than initially…

This movie has really stood the test of time.