The Most Romantic Films Ever Made
Submitted by xfanatic50 on Sun, 11/23/2003 - 02:10
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- If you're looking to break out the tissues, you can't go wrong with...
- Titanic
- Moulin Rouge
- Casablanca
- Forrest Gump
- The English Patient
- Ghost
- Gone With the Wind
- The Bodyguard
- Romeo and Juliet (The Baz Luhrman version)
- If you want to split you're sides laughing, go with...
- There's Something About Mary
- Clueless
- Groundhog Day
- Annie Hall
- High Fidelity
- Moonstruck
- As Good as it Gets
- Tootsie
- For something slightly off-kilter, go with...
- Rushmore
- The Royal Tenenbaums
- Raising Arizona
- Edward Scissorhands
- Lost in Translation
- For a film that will leave you feeling warm and cozy, try these...
- Pretty Woman
- Sleepless in Seattle
- When Harry Met Sally
- Shakespeare in Love
- While You Were Sleeping
- Benny and Joon
- My Best Friend's Wedding
- Splash
- Ah, that British humour! For a perspective on love from across the pond, go with...
- About a Boy
- Notting Hill
- Bridget Jones' Diary
- Four Weddings and a Funeral
- Love Actually
- For teenage romance, you can't beat...
- Sixteen Candles
- Say Anything
- The Breakfast Club
- Pretty in Pink
- Everyone loves a good old-fashioned song and dance film. Try these...
- Singing in the Rain
- Some Like it Hot
- The Sound of Music
- My Fair Lady
- An American in Paris
- West Side Story
- Grease
- The King and I
- You gotta love the classics. Try these...
- The Apartment
- Bringing up Baby
- An Affair to Remember
- A Streetcar Named Desire
- For the very unconventional love story, how about...
- Bonnie and Clyde
- Being John Malkovich
- Harold and Maude
- The Accidental Tourist
- Then there are the epic, fairy-tale romances, such as...
- The Princess Bride
- Beauty and the Beast
- The Little Mermaid
- Highly Reccomended (But I Wouldn't Know)...
- Truly Madly Deeply
- City Lights
- Children of Paradise
- The Best Years of Our Lives
- North by Northwest
- Heaven Can Wait
- Breakfast at Tiffany's
This is a great list. I loved some of your choices. Though with the side-splitting laughter, I'd put Annie Hall and Bringing up Baby under that list. Cheers.
Nice list. Very cool category system. Some suggestions:
City Lights (For either side-splitting or classics)
Children of Paradise (Probably classics)
The Best Years of Our Lives (Classics again)
Notorious and North by Northwest (Both suspense films at the surface, but there's a lot of romance in each. I guess they'd be either unconventional or classic, though the latter is pretty funny. I wouldn't put it in side-splitting though.)
Wow, nice list! I too like your categories. If I may make a recommendarion, you should try and find a spot for Truly Madly Deeply on here.
I certainly concur with the addition of 'Truly, Madly, Deeply' (perhaps in the British category).
I would also suggest the addition of:
Four Weddings and A Funeral - British
Heaven Can Wait (Warren Beatty and Julie Christie)