Video Girl AI

The story starts when Yota Moteuchi finds out that the girl he likes, Moemi Hayakawa is in love with his best friend, Takashi Niimai. Disappointed by this fact, he decides to rent a video from a mysterious video store that appeared in front of him on his way home. The video store was called "Gokuraku" ("Paradise"). The unique thing about this video store was that the videos in the store contained "video girls", girls which come out of the television to cheer the renter up. Not knowing about the video girls, Yota chooses to rent the video 'I'll Cheer You Up!', starring Ai Amano. Ai comes to life with the purpose to brighten up Yota's life and encourage him to pursue his love. However, Yota plays the video on a broken video recorder, which causes Ai to come out "broken"; among other effects she has the ability to feel emotions. This additional feature of Ai causes her to eventually fall in love with Yota; a feeling which, after giving up on Moemi, Yota begins to return. However, a mysterious man related to Gokuraku known as Rolex enters the story and tries to recall Ai as she is faulty. From this point on, the story changes focus slightly and concentrates on Yota and Ai attempting to overcome the difficulties presented by Gokuraku. Various other complications come into the story; for example Yota's continuing love for Moemi, and his relationship with a new character, Nobuko Nizaki. Initially, Ai spends some of her time teasing Yota mercilessly in various sexual manners i.e. pretending to initiate intercourse, or joining Yota "innocently" in the bath "to help him wash". Yota's resulting embarrassment and attempt to extricate himself from the situation results, as always, in some slapstick humor and more resulting sexual tension. The brief series also relies heavily on ecchi, choosing not to get too carried away with direct male audience targeting, and allowing real emotion to show through. - answers.com

Undomestic Goddess

This is the 1st book of Sophie Kinsela I read and I was gripped at that moment

Little Mahattan

young love

my sassy girl

My Sassy Girl is a 2001 Korean romantic comedy film. It is partially based on the true story told in a series of love letters written by Kim Ho-sik, a man who posted them online. The film is directed by Kwak Jae-yong. The film was extremely successful in South Korea. When My Sassy Girl was released throughout East Asia, it became a mega blockbuster hit in the entire region, from Japan, China, Taiwan, Philippines, Hong Kong, Singapore, Vietnam and Indonesia, to the point where it was drawing comparisons to Titanic. Through positive word-of-mouth, the movie eventually became one of the most popular South Korean films among Asian Americans in the United States. Source: Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

The Office + License to Wed

License to Wed - romantic comedy starring Mandy Moore and John Krasinski.

remember me

tomantic comedy; feel good book, i cannot put this down. After a long and strenuous and taxing work all day, this is the book which can lift up my mood and keeps me going again

Fools Rush In (1997)

Salma Hayek, matthew perry

While You were Sleeping

A romantic comedy on a woman who has a big crush on a train passenger whom she regularly sees in the train station where she's working. When an accident happened to the man, she eventually found herself in love with the guy's family, who would do everything to make her marry the guy (they actually thought she's his fiance); and turned out to fall in love, for real, with the guy's brother...during the time that the guy was in coma, or while he was sleeping.=>

50 First Dates

starring Adam Sandler and Drew Barrymore

Little Mahattan

Nothing's as big as your first love