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| Runtime: |
114 minutes |
| Video size: |
720x396 px |
| Codec: |
DivX v5 |
| Average Bitrate: |
1551 kbps |
| FPS: |
25 |
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Video Information
| Runtime: |
114 minutes |
| Video size: |
592x324 px |
| Codec: |
DivX v5 |
| Average Bitrate: |
847 kbps |
| FPS: |
25 |
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DOWNLOAD "YOU'VE GOT MAIL"!
Full movie is only $2.99
No additional software or browser plug-ins required!
All downloads are available instantly.
You can play movies for unlimited number of times whenever you want.
Downloaded movies will work perfectly on any PC, DVD player, PDA, iPod or iPhone etc.
You will be able to burn downloaded files on a CD or DVD.
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Video Information
| Runtime: |
115 minutes |
| Video size: |
320x176 px |
| Codec: |
DivX v5 |
| Average Bitrate: |
234 kbps |
| FPS: |
25 |
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DOWNLOAD "YOU'VE GOT MAIL"!
Full movie is only $1.99
No additional software or browser plug-ins required!
All downloads are available instantly.
You can play movies for unlimited number of times whenever you want.
Downloaded movies will work perfectly on any PC, DVD player, PDA, iPod or iPhone etc.
You will be able to burn downloaded files on a CD or DVD.
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You’ve Got Mail Storyline
You’ve Got Mail movie taglines:
| 1: Someone you pass on the street may already be the love of your life. |
| 2: At odds in life... in love on-line. |
You’ve Got Mail movie plot:
Sleepless in Seattle director Nora Ephron originally made a name for herself as the writer of romantic comedies such as Heartburn and When Harry Met Sally. She continues the genre with You’ve Got Mail, marking her second collaboration with actors Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan. The story brings romance and courtship into the electronic age of the World Wide Web via e-mail and chat rooms. Joe Fox (Hanks) and Kathleen Kelly (Ryan) live and work blocks from each other on New York City’s Upper West Side. Their lives are practically intertwined. They both shop at the same place, frequent the same coffee shop, and even own competing bookstores on the same street. They also both have significant others of their own. Joe has the overly hyper book editor Patricia Eden (Parker Posey), while Kathleen lives with the scholarly newspaper columnist Frank Navasky (Greg Kinnear). Then they meet in a chat room. Though they keep their identities secret (they’re known only by screen names “NY152″ and “Shopgirl”), they tell each other everything about their lives, including their private feelings, which slowly turn into affection for each other. When Joe decides to open a new branch of his “Foxbooks” chain that risks putting Kathleen’s “Shop Around the Corner” out of business, the tension between them escalates. Surely her boutique business will be lost to the conglomerate with a built-in newsstand and coffee bar. When Joe sees Kathleen waiting for him in the restaurant where they agreed to meet up, he puts two and two together, but cannot face her, given their agreement not to reveal each others’ names and professions. How can he reveal himself to her now, knowing that he is the cause of her misery? Hopefully, love will conquer all.
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