Will Freeman lives a serene and luxurious lifestyle devoid of responsibility in London thanks to substantial royalties left to him from a successful Christmas music composed by his father. Marcus Brewer is a young teenager with a single mother who doesn't fit in at school. Will joins a single-parents group after a successful fling with a single mother in an attempt to find others, making up an infant son "Ned" who conveniently spends most of his time with his absentee mother. Will gains Marcus's interest and trust after he lies to a park ranger to cover up for Marcus accidentally killing a duck by throwing his mother's cottage loaf at it. Afterward, when Will takes Marcus home, they find Fiona (Marcus's mother) in the living room, overdosed on pills in a suicide attempt.
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They may be formulaic and predictable, they may create unrealistic expectations about love, but they’re also a very particular brand of comforting, which no one can take away from them. So grab your significant other or a pint of your favorite ice cream and get the tissues ready, ‘cause these beloved romantic comedies of the 1990s and 2000s are not only delightfully nostalgic but are also bound to bring tears of joy to your face.
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