You've Got Mail is a 1998 American romantic comedy film released by Warner Bros. It is based on a manuscript of the same title written by the film's director, Nora Ephron, in which two letter-writing lovers are completely unaware that their sweetheart is in fact the person with whom they share a certain degree of animosity. The film is a remake of the Ernst Lubitsch film The Shop Around the Corner. (There was also a 1949 musical remake, In the...
Kathleen finds out that guy named Joe she has been chatting with is actually ...
As Kathleen is tending to customers on the final sale that will shut her stor...
Kathleen, a.k.a Shopgirl is emailing Joe, a.k.a NY152 about what happens to h...
Joe and Kevin are at the gym working out and discussing how Kathleen is appea...
Joe and Kathleen are having lunch and spending the day together when she fina...
Kevin is peeking in a cafe window looking to see if Joe's Shopgirl is in ther...
Kathleen is narrating a written email that she sent to Joe first thing in the...
Kathleen is writing to Joe via email about being in a situation with a person...
Joe finds Kathleen at a coffee shop and asks to sit with her. The both of th...
After George notices Fox Books is moving in to the neighborhood, he gets the ...
Kathleen tells Joe that she could never be with anyone who has a boat. Joe sa...
Kevin is spying on Shopgirl in the cafe while Joe is asking him what she look...
Kathleen and Christina ask George if he goes online
Kathleen is describing how happy she feels after reading NY152's emails in th...
George is talking to Birdie and Kathleen about candles to buy for his apartme...
Joe tells Kathleen he thinks NY152 is a fat person. Kathleen states that she...
Kathleen is having lunch with Birdie and is talking about Fox Books moving in...
Joe Fox, posing as NY152 is writing to Kathleen, who is Shopgirl, about his e...
Kevin asks Joe if he got engaged to Patricia because he is so happy and talki...
Joe writes to Kathleen through email about how he is nasty all the time and s...
Joe has a deep conversation with Kathleen on their fate and destiny and how t...
Kathleen looks to Birdie for support and asks her what she think her mother w...
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