n my opinion it was a great movie with some interesting elements, even though having some plot holes and the ending probably was just too messy and crammed together, but still fun to watch and not your casual movie that is similar to all other ones.

It isn't all that great, actually. Really cheesy and very predicable of how certain scenes are gonna turn play out. However, I guess that's the charm of it all, because I would consider this one of my guilty pleasures.

The thing I enjoyed most about the film is the fact that it doesn't shy away from being a super-sized-cliche;

A great movie, one of the best of this year. There was a bit of confusion at one point in the plot, but nothing serious.

Sandra Bullock is so disgustingly & so viciously & so ruthlessly hot in this movie, The Proposal with Ryan Reynolds, it's unbelievable & so's Sandy. Ryan too. This is Sandra's MOST HOT movie! Oh my God I love her & it. Oh thank you sweet maker for Sandy Bullock. Her hair color is GORGEOUS on a level that I cannot describe. It's like dark with like light streaks in it. I used to think supergorg Sandy B. was like a top 50 superhot & superepic sweet & sexy & dope incredibly sweet & hot movie babe of all-time when this first came out back in like 2009 but now, in 2018, I'm convinced Sandra's like TOP 25! Of ALLL-TIIIME! Whoa. Sandy's sizzling in The Proposal and so's Ryan. Ryan's maybe like top 50 movie hunk I don't even know. He looks sexy as F. Sandy too. I really love The Proposal & it's really good almost a 6. I want to give it a 6. It's a 6. The goodhearted end makes up for all the sweet & silly & funny foreplay throughout. Proposal's perfectly predicated around Sandy & Ryan's (superhot & supersweet) "naked hot dripping wet bodies colliding" nude scene in the upstairs cabin bedroom & I love it & I love Malin & I really love Mary St. & Craig T. & I love Betty & R. Reynolds & I do love beautiful, funny, & determined & super hot Sandra Bullock x 1,000,000%.

In very large lines, it is a formula. But all the details are original and it is a Disney movie. Surprisingly hot for Disney in fact. Our heros were very daring. They're are both a catch. Genuine laughter, sweet moments, awkwards moments, adventure, panoramas, realistic in flight shots. This film is a great vehicle for a good time. Better than average.

I missed out Proposal in the theater. A friend made me realized and recommended it while having nice dinner. Movie starts at classical New York working office and continues Alaska's outstanding nature and ends with happy ending in New York. I re-discovered that some feelings need some adventures and time in different context to show up. Knowing somebody more closely requires spending some time together. If Andrew and Margaret they had not had Alaska trip, their hidden feeling each other would have never sprouted and come to light, especially someone like Margaret who suppresses her feelings. I appreciate Andrew's generosity for sake of his friendship, mixed with subordinate obedience, then love, towards Margaret. Fictitious marriage ignited real love. I wonder what this will spark. Thanks again :)

Sometimes people say "Hollywood doesn't make films like that anymore", referring to the situational boy-meets-girl romances of the 30s or 40s. Well, it does and this is one example, though this is boy-works-for-girl who is a tyrant as a boss. When you go to this movie, you know it's a romance, and so the "suspense", if you will, is how can the writers get the star-crossed characters together?Sandra Bullock plays Margaret Tate, the boss everyone fears and hates. She has no personal life and no family life. Ryan Reynolds is her underling, Andrew Paxton. The story thrusts them into spending time outside of work together. Family members--including Betty White as Andrew's "Gammy"--help to put the com in romcom.The disdain of Margaret and Andrew for each other appears to be an insurmountable obstacle to love. Before the film ends though, vows are take--but not the kind you expect. Still, such films are about affirming the power of love and this film will not disappoint.