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Yes, it has some funny lines—but it's mostly drama, not comedy, and is primarily about death and grief, not romance. Not to be a spoiler, either—but no "romance" happens until, like, the last 15 minutes, and seems rather like an afterthought. ("Whoops—there was supposed to be some romance in this, right?") Up to that point, you're mostly thinking, "These people are so messed up, and dislike each other so much, why are they still even talking?") So why are we calling it a "romantic comedy"? Because that's how the studio marketed it? I thought WP was more into accuracy. It's not, repeat not, a comedy. – AndyFielding (talk) 13:35, 20 May 2023 (UTC)[reply]
