Pretty Woman (1990) is the ultimate feel-good rom-com that swept hearts worldwide, turning a Cinderella twist into pure magic. Directed by Garry Marshall, it stars Richard Gere as Edward Lewis, a slick LA tycoon whose life flips when he hires Julia Roberts’ Vivian Ward—a sassy, street-smart Hollywood escort—for a week of high-society arm candy. What starts as a no-strings deal sparks an electric romance, full of laughs, longing glances, and that irresistible pull between worlds.

Roberts absolutely shines in her breakout glow-up, nailing Vivian’s fiery spirit and vulnerability with charm that lights up the screen. Gere’s cool sophistication cracks just right, letting the sparks fly. Toss in a killer soundtrack—kicking off with Roy Orbison’s iconic “Oh, Pretty Woman”—and you’ve got a fairy-tale romp laced with humor, heart, and zero regrets. It’s the kind of timeless escape that reminds you love can rewrite any script. Who’s up for a rewatch?

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