This is a movie, it's fiction. It's also reality. Women seem to fall in love with the thought of love, or security, or good looks and in many cases convenience. Marrying your best friend is never a bad thing. Nathan had her back, dream guy was more about himself. Love is a two way street

I liked it. It had a great story line. She was okay with the acting, but very soft voiced and she seemed way too dialog-y. I think Jonathan could act with just about any woman and do incredibly well. The supporting actors were all really good. Had it not been for those acting around her, it would have not been that great of a movie. They needed someone with stronger acting skills for her role.

This movie all about being stuck in the "friend zone" instead of admitting that you're in love with the other person. This flick is about two people who have been friends so long that they didn't actually see when their relationship actually blossomed into romantic love. The plot brings the two of them together inadvertently when... Well, I'm not going to be the spoiler here, so just watch "Romantically-Speaking." You'll be glad you did.

I didn't think I'd be all that impressed with the female lead, but ended up liking more than I thought. The supporting cast was all really good, and even though it was predictable (aren't they all?) it was a feel-good chick flick.

I really enjoyed this movie. Very sweet and family friendly. Will watch again...,.

You have a famous radio personality with an unpleasant voice. The boyfriend that broke up with her was more attractive than the nerdy one she ended up with. Too bad they didn't switch the actors. The final touching moment seemed pretty flat since there did not seem to be any chemistry between the couple. I thought the chauffeur was more masculine, attractive and funny than the romantic lead.

Wonderful movie!! Cute story.

I enjoyed this cute and yes, predictable ending movie. I disagree with the reviewer who wanted to switch the actors playing Nathan and Jonathan. We all see attractiveness differently I guess. The only scene I found painful to watch was Elizabeth Bond's character Sarah when she is gushing all over her old boyfriend Nathan. If I'd been on the set, it would have been almost impossible to stop from yelling out, "Cut!" Her whole scene was way over the top for me, especially when she forcefully grabs Nathan and kisses him. Ugh!