21 Explanations Why 'When Harry Met Sally's' New Year's Eve is preferable to Yours

If Garry Marshall's star-packed disaster 'New Year's Eve' demonstrated anything, it's that (as with existence) an ideal New Year's Eve is challenging right. Moviefone has tossed out a number of holiday's worst on-screen moments and today, because the world readies itself for that large 20-12, let us take the time to celebrate the very best: 'When Harry Met Sally.' Twenty-3 years after its initial release, the Billy Very and Meg Ryan-brought romcom hasn't only taken its rightful place one of the genre's classics but additionally stored its title because the reigning champion of NYE films. So here is a toast for you, 'WHMS'! You can view the finale of 'When Harry Met Sally' below, but meanwhile, let us take a look at 21 explanations why it's the perfect New Year's Eve moment ever offer film. 1. Harry walks with the hilariously empty roads of Manhattan on New Year's Eve. Obviously. 2. Memory montage! 3. Whitened man's overbite. 4. Meg Ryan's shoulder pads introduced for you by Melanie Griffith in 'Working Girl' 5. Frank Sinatra's "It Needed to Be You" wafts in and Harry's off. Hearts swell. 6. Sally looks beautiful. 7. She's a perm... 8. ...along with a pouffy blue party dress. 9. "The idea of not kissing someone is simply...Inch 10. "I'll hug ya" 11. Oh, Bruno Kirby. 12. Harry aren't able to find a cab. (Plus one for realism!) 13. He reaches the party as well as the ocean of individuals, he spots Sally immediately (Minus one!) 14. Sally puts on her behalf "composed" face. 15. She's all shimmering. 16. Harry begins off his speech saying, "I have been doing lots of thinking, and the truth is, I really like you," the best idea starting to probably the most romantic speech ever maybe? 17. Happy Year! 18. Still speaking. 19. The hug! 20. (You are crying.) 21. Auld Lang Syne does not make much sense, will it? [Photo: Everett] Follow Moviefone on Twitter Like Moviefone on Facebook