You can tell a movie is a success when either a dialogue line or a scene is repeated, copied or morphed for years following its release. No simulated scene of sexual satisfaction by a fully clothed female will ever stand up to Meg Ryan's (Sally) scene in When Harry Met Sally when she and Harry (Billy Crystal) meet in a diner. It's a priceless scene that speaks volumes about the moment and her and Harry's relationship.

The line that follows, spoken by a patron in the diner, "I'll have what she's having," is also a classic. When Harry Met Sally is a romance of convenience. College students Harry and Sally meet when they discover they're each heading to New York and decide to ride there together.

When they run into each other five years later, they make small talk, then each more on with their lives. Another five years go by when they meet again and each now single, begin a friendship that eventually turns into something more.

Having a relationship hold interest over an 11 year period where little sizzle surfaces is a credited to both screenwriter Nora Ephron (she was nominated for an Oscar for the screenplay) and director Rob Reiner. Of course both leads talents also are responsible for making this a great romantic-comedy that has stood the test of time.

Ryan's performance as a clean-cut gal who, along with Harry, wants to figure out what makes them different and how they create a spark that bears a resemblance to a fairy tale romance. This role propelled her into stardom.

Crystal surprised his fans in the way he made his comedic talents jump off the page and sear Harry and Sally's relationship, which upped his value as a noted actor with a broad range.

When Harry Met Sally is a great, funny movie that can be watched again and again and belongs on any true movie fan's shelf. This collector's edition is amazing with all the extra features it includes. Watching them all will require two bags of popcorn but is certainly worth the extra calories!

Special Features
Audio Commentary by Rob Reiner, Nora Ephron and Billy Crystal - watch the film first with this off, then again with it on; their comments are almost as entertaining as the film.

7 Deleted Scenes: Harry Does Impressions; How Many Men Have You Slept With?; Sally's Bad Date; Sleepless Night; I Blew It; Harry and Sally on the Couch; I Was Just Walking Down the Street; So Can Men And Women Really Be Friends?

All New Featurettes:

How Harry Met Sally
It All Started Like This
Ephron and Reiner talk about the development of the film
Stories Of Love
Confessionals of the real stories of the "authentic couples" in the film - also stories of Reiner's true love found during the shoot of this movie
When Rob Met Billy
Reiner and Crystal discuss each other and their working relationship
Billy On Harry
A comedy focused piece
I Love New York
Cast and crew describe the location and its importance in setting the story
What Harry Meeting Sally Meant
Cast, crew and critics look back on the impact of the film
So Can Men And Women Really Be Friends?
Cast, crew and sex experts weigh in!
Original Theatrical Trailer