Top 10 Romantic Movies

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BeeSweet said:
Mine too! It’s the first answer on my lips whenever I’m asked what my fave movie is. The scenery is gorgeous, and the score to die for! I saw the opera “Gianni Schicchi” once on stage, and I couldn’t breathe while “O Mio Babbino Caro” was being sung, I was fighting back the tears. Not because of the opera Gianni Schicchi, but because of the movie A Room With a View. I can’t count the # of times I’ve seen the movie because sometimes I put it in just for backgroud noise.
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Yes, someday I would love to get a CD. I’ve already worn out one VHS tape and one DVD, since it has been my favorite movie for more than twenty years now. I also think many people fail to notice just how funny the movie is too. So, it’s not just a mushy romance. It’s witty, and lush, and completely appealing to all of the senses.
 
The Notebook

it was a really mushy story. i kind of like it, though.
 
Serendipity
You’ve got mail
Sleepless in Seattle
Pride and Prejudice
Lake House
Somewhere in Time
An Affair to Remember
City Lights (One of the last silent films by Charlie Chaplin) 🙂
 
Including, but not limited to . . .

Dr. Zhivago
Gone with the Wind
Casablanca
The Goodbye Girl
Ghost
Robin & Marian (yup, Sean and Audrey)
Titanic
Cold Mountain
Jane Eyre (the PBS version with Toby Stephens)
The Holiday
 
MarthaMartha said:
I love the scene where her lady-in-waiting, a big plump chicken with a Scottish accent, fends off the bad guys by busting some football player moves.
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Isn’t that a great scene?!? I can hear Prince John in my head yelling, “Sieze the fat one!” I just laugh and laugh and laugh!:rotfl:
 
  1. An Affair to remember
  2. The Notebook
  3. A Walk to remember
  4. Return To Me
  5. A Walk in the Clouds
 
BeeSweet said:
Isn’t that a great scene?!? I can hear Prince John in my head yelling, “Sieze the fat one!” I just laugh and laugh and laugh!:rotfl:
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And the fight song comes on the soundtrack! :rotfl: :rotfl:

That movie is not considered one of Disney’s best, but I always got a big kick out of it – watched it over and over with my son when he was little. Love the music, too!
 
BeeSweet said:
Isn’t that a great scene?!? I can hear Prince John in my head yelling, “Sieze the fat one!” I just laugh and laugh and laugh!:rotfl:
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And I look over my shoulder…😉

My favorite part is Robin and Marian planning their wedding, honeymoon and how many kids they’re going to have (Marian~“Six? Oh, at least twelve!”) while kicking butt and taking names!
 
bluerose said:
And I look over my shoulder…😉

My favorite part is Robin and Marian planning their wedding, honeymoon and how many kids they’re going to have (Marian~“Six? Oh, at least twelve!”) while kicking butt and taking names!
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That’s the same scene with the fat Scot chicken lady in waiting, that is such a funny funny scene! I’m so glad I’m not the only one who loves that movie 😛 I’m going to go put in on my Amazon wish list right now, I’m suprised I haven’t done so already!
 
Life Is Beautiful

A Room With A View

The Princess Bride

Eternal Sunshine of The Spotless Mind

Pride and Prejudice (Colin Firth & Jennifer Ehle) (well ok every version ever made :o )

The Castle

Amelie

Romeo and Juliet (Baz Lurhman)

Strictly Ballroom

Dangerous Liasons

Muriel’s Wedding

The Party

My Left Foot

oooops! went over the limit - sorry! :o
 
BeeSweet said:
That’s the same scene with the fat Scot chicken lady in waiting, that is such a funny funny scene! I’m so glad I’m not the only one who loves that movie 😛 I’m going to go put in on my Amazon wish list right now, I’m suprised I haven’t done so already!
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And the scenes between Prince John and Sir Hiss the two-faced snake always crack me up.
 
aboverubies said:
Eternal Sunshine of The Spotless Mind
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Oh, I forgot that one. I love this movie!

I like seeing Jim Carrey in more serious roles like this one or The Truman Show. It sure beats Ace Ventura, although I do love Dumb and Dumber. :o
 
Karen1996 said:
Oh, I forgot that one. I love this movie!

I like seeing Jim Carrey in more serious roles like this one or The Truman Show. It sure beats Ace Ventura, although I do love Dumb and Dumber. :o
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I like the serious Jim Carrey too. 🙂 I like his funny movies also but a little goes a long way if you know what I mean! My DH likes dumb and dumber too :o I am not a huge fan of this movie but I have watched it with him… afterall marriage is all about sacrifice! 😃
 
Titanic
The Sound of Music
Sleepless in Seattle
You’ve Got Mail
Ever After
Ghost
50 First Dates
Love Comes Softly
The Blue Lagoon
The Notebook
Where the Heart Is
 
aboverubies said:
I like the serious Jim Carrey too. 🙂 I like his funny movies also but a little goes a long way if you know what I mean! My DH likes dumb and dumber too :o I am not a huge fan of this movie but I have watched it with him… afterall marriage is all about sacrifice! 😃
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I liked him in “The Mask.”
 
aboverubies said:
I like the serious Jim Carrey too. 🙂 I like his funny movies also but a little goes a long way if you know what I mean! My DH likes dumb and dumber too :o I am not a huge fan of this movie but I have watched it with him… afterall marriage is all about sacrifice! 😃
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He was good in “The Mask.” Loved that Desi Arnaz “Cuban Pete” song and dance routine!
 
One that I haven’t seen mentioned is “Love with the Proper Stranger” with Natalie Wood and Steve McQueen. I think it’s a great movie, but you will NEVER see it on TV because it deals with abortion. Also, I think Rocky I is a great romantic movie.
 
MarthaMartha said:
He was good in “The Mask.” Loved that Desi Arnaz “Cuban Pete” song and dance routine!
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We loved “Fun With Dick And Jane”. I can’t remember when I last laughed so much during a movie. We had a lot of bills due around the time we saw it so maybe we identified with their financial troubles! 😛 I feel like watching it again now that I’m talking about it, but I know it will never be quite as funny as it was the first time round. Why is that?
 
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