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The question arises: how do you turn a film that wasn't even a traditional comedy into a franchise? The original was a loosely structured romcom, with plenty of heartfelt scenes—like Cat crying in class or her layered interactions with her sister—that hinge on emotional authenticity. Can a modern remake sustain that depth, especially when the themes revolve around dating, marriage, and family, which typically demand a nuanced handling of emotions?