While exceptionally entertaining, the trope can be a serious disaster when not executed properly.

Two Weeks Noticeis a marginalized romantic comedy that puts a workplace spin on the traditional enemies-to-lover story structure.

Their stewing rivalry culminates when theyre put against each other for the same promotion.

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But when an innocent elevator ride becomes heated, Lucys left contemplating their relationship.

Based on theSally Thornenovel of the same name,The Hating Gameis adecent book-to-film adaptation.

She resolves to make him sign the divorce papers and travels back to her hometown.

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Sweet Home Alabamais one ofWitherspoons best movies ever, and she captures her character like a second skin.

Naturally, they are then forced into a staged truce.

Needless to say, their fake relationship gradually develops.

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Sylvia finds herself in the poorest zone, which shocks and changes her perspective.

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Hugh Grant as George and Sandra Bullock as Lucy taking a walk in the city in Two Weeks Notice

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