New Line Cinema is an independent American film studio founded in 1967 that has been a subsidiary of TimeWarner since 1996. It helped create the Lord of the Rings and Hobbit films and has recently focused on romantic comedies and sequels. Some of its popular romantic films include In Love and War, The Notebook, Sex and the City, and Valentine's Day. The document discusses New Line Cinema's history of romantic films and strategies for their new romantic comedy film, including targeting 16-28 year old audiences who can relate to the themes of love and relationships.