This chapter explores the film 'Runaway Bride,' analyzing its themes of commitment phobia and character depth while contrasting it with Julia Roberts' other works. The discussion reflects on the nostalgic allure of journalism, the whimsical portrayal of journalists in rom-coms, and the complexities of character development. Additionally, it critiques Richard Gere's performance and touches on the psychological undertones of the narrative, highlighting a deeper exploration of love and identity.