and let’s pause for a moment to appreciate the music of Harry Connick Jr. The movie wouldn’t have been the same without it
I wonder about that. Cuz, a pity-frak is never just a pity-frak. I feel like two people have to have been at least a little bit attracted each other for it to happen. Or at least one of them has to be. There’s something humiliating about it, but not any more so than many other sex-related scenarios.
well said, my friend
It really makes the movie. There’s very few who could have done the soundtrack to this movie. The only other one I could think of is Frank.
Run, Harry, run!
Sally looks into the doorway in surprise, just a second before Harry shows up. It’s an editing oversight, but I’d like to think that she somehow sensed that he was about to enter.
sigh I love this movie…thanks for spending the evening with me, Tray. I was having the no-meetup blues, but this helped me get through 
The best semi-angry “I love you” confession, ever. And Meg Ryan’s facial expression was perfect.
It’s strange to think that there was a time when, in certain roles, Meg Ryan was the perfect and competent actress.
It’s my pleasure. Under the circumstances, this is really the best way to spend the evening. I’m not at all jealous of those in NY now. Okay, so maybe just a little bit. 
yeah, we have GOT to get you to a meetup, Tray
One day, my dear… one day.
Watching It Had To Be You music video in the DVD special feature. Young Harry Connick Jr. looks very Guido. Big collars on his suit, slicked back hair and everything.