just got done with blood and chocolate

loved it
and want more

chocolat with johnny depp and i hate johnny depp! but that film is brilliant

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best romance film?

Anything with Jenna Jameson in it :p

chocolat with johnny depp and i hate johnny depp! but that film is brilliant

nice one
i shall take another looksee
if i recall it was not sappy enough

Eurotrip

Brokeback Mountain and The Notebook

"Lie with me"

I definetly recommend you this one...so much romanticism here...

Oh, I forgot Dr Zhivago

Oh, I forgot Dr Zhivago

You stole my thunder! Well another one that I like is Meet Joe Black.

weren't there 2 of those? an older one named...shoot, can't remember.

The Notebook by far!

The Notebook by far!

My eyes were still swollen and red the next day. But oh the love they shared, it was worth every tear.

weren't there 2 of those? an older one named...shoot, can't remember.

2 of those what?

Meet Joe Black was a remake, so there were 2 of them. I can't remember the name of it now though.

Ah, it was Death Takes a Holiday.

Correct!

I also liked As Good As It Gets.

I also liked As Good As It Gets.

As best romantic movie?

i hate johnny depp!


OMG LUCI......how could you? I love johnny depp, he can play any role!

As best romantic movie?

To me it was him trying to get her to hook up with him and how he tried to get her even though it took him time to realize that she was the one he

wanted to have. Remember the restaruant scene when he tells her that she made him feel like a man for the first time in his life?

death is not romantic
my couple has be alive with limbs intact when the credits roll

i insist
or gimme a refund

heh

if it is winona's dracula you refer to... loved it!
loved "little women" too

they kill her off in "autumn in new york"
depressed for weeks!

yknow
reflecting further upon dracula.... a classic! a masterpiece. all time faves

The Princess Bride. The best sort of romantic film. ^_^

Brokeback Mountain

Ugh. I liked it but 30 minutes could have EASILY been removed to make it a bit more enjoyable. Fuck that movie just dragged on and on.

I think the best romantic film of all times: The Notebook or Meet Joe Black (also a movie that could have had 30 minutes shaved off of it).

~String

Brokeback Mountain and The Notebook

gay love does nothing for me
i've had a copy of the notebook like forever but never got around to watching
too serious, ja? no?

I also liked As Good As It Gets.

Oh yeah I liked that too. The dog was sooo cute!

i must seek counseling
unresolved issues during formative period concerning unrequited love i bet

i shall bring up the sam issue as well

Uppermost in my memory, Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind.

May be too cutesy for some though.

Amelie; A very long engagement; he loves me, he loves me not;

(all Audrey Tautou movies. the last is more stalking than love though)

the story of adele. beautiful movie about unrequited and misplaced love.

I liked Shrek also.

Rocky.........Rocky and Adrian!!

OMG LUCI......how could you? I love johnny depp, he can play any role!
A film called 'The Ninth Gate'...his best work by far!

http://www.philipcoppens.com/ninthgate.html

Wim Wenders "Wings of Desire" don't know the original german title. Hollywood did a high budget crappy remake with "city of angels" that couldn't touch the original.

OMG LUCI......how co uld you? I love johnny depp, he can play any role!

i think the guy can act but since pirattes a lot more people are going "ARGH johnny depp, oh he's so gorgeous" and none of these young girls think about his acting talent, so i guess the wet knicker parade for johnny depp has changed my mind about him.

My husband likes Bridget Jones Diary. He liked how she liked the guy so much that she ran out in the street in her underwear.

My husband likes Bridget Jones Diary. He liked how she liked the guy so much that she ran out in the street in her underwear.

Your husband liked it????? LMAO!!! HAHA I don't know one man who would actually watch that movie.

Your husband liked it????? LMAO!!! HAHA I don't know one man who would actually watch that movie.

my husband watched it! and didnt like it, he only watched it because i hijaked the television that night,

four weddings and a funeral. was also brilliant

if I have to watch horror, he has to watch chick flicks. Its the deal. And he ends up liking more of my movies than I like of his.

Curly Sue

If you can make the leap of faith required to believe that a successful attorney would actually fall in love with a homeless man, then you will enjoy this heart warming film.

Curly Sue

<groan>

lord of the rings: the return of the king

lord of the rings: the return of the king

OMG YES!!! I cried when she came out from behind her father and he saw her.

Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon.

House of Flying Daggers.
Every time its on I watch it. Every time I cry.

if I have to watch horror, he has to watch chick flicks. Its the deal. And he ends up liking more of my movies than I like of his.

HAHA RAW deal for him! I love Horror movies...I never make Nietzche watch chick flicks. A lot of them I don't like myself. He did watch the notebook though, and he ummmmmmm actually couldn't help but :bawl: Even though he will deny it!

Edward Scissorhands

OMG YES!!! I cried when she came out from behind her father and he saw her.

it was perhaps the best film ever made,

I'm not keen on Romantic films esp. Hollywood slushy films. Although before i'm jumped on I hate English films with a passion apart from Classics like Jane Austen and Dickens..anyone who doesn't like Austen or Dickens I strenuously avoid

but hey enough about moi!

Err.. I remember a film called Marty I 'think' Enrnest Borgnine was playing Marty. It was very moving. I like old films.

Great Expectations is surely the best Romantic Film...it ticks all the boxes for me anyway..the myserious Estella. In fact Pip used to be my username.

Toodle Pip!

:p

Edward Scissorhands

WHAT no way!!

You stole my thunder! Well another one that I like is Meet Joe Black.

Oh wow...yeah!!! :bawl:

Nobody I know likes that film,,most people hate it but you're right. One day it will be like Citizen Kane.

Ahem..clam down, me ole shellfish..getting over excited now.

Adopts usual cynical cool demanour. :cool:

WHAT no way!!


Join the Winona is Innocent Fanclub! :worship:

Mwahahahaha.

i dont care what rubbish she's in...even Little Women!

Join the Winona is Innocent Fanclub! :worship:

Mwahahahaha.

i dont care what rubbish she's in...even Little Women!

oh god no i think she is talentless and a moron!

oh god no i think she is talentless and a moron!

Said with a devilish Welsh accent!

I could fall for you Lucifer's Angel.(Have to do something about your culinary expertise, nah fuck it, I'll do the cooking)

Hav Plenty

Wicker Park - amazing - a little slow in parts but great story line - beautiful cast inc. josh hartnett - :D

Three Coins in the Fountain


This typical early 1950s romance story has all of the "desk set" elements (found only in romantic dime novels): 3 American secretaries in Rome are searching for "meaning in life", hoping to find it in marriage. The desired suiters are equally "fairy tale-like", including a Prince (played by Frenchman Louis Jourdan), a handsome full-blooded Italian (epitemized by Rossano Brazzi) and a distinguished Englishman (played by Clifton Webb).

Old fashioned values are running rampant in this film. A "working girl" planning to marry was expected to leave her job to tend to full-time housework. Dating was a "no-no", branding a woman a "bad girl". Double-standards across the board. It definitely was a "man's world".

i found this cd case with com/rom scrawled on it
lets take a peak inside shall we?

ahh
the two linklater movies with hawke and delpy

Before Sunrise (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0112471/)
Before Sunset (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0381681/)

more to come

i found this cd case with com/rom scrawled on it
lets take a peak inside shall we?

ahh
the two linklater movies with hawke and delpy

Before Sunrise (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0112471/)
Before Sunset (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0381681/)

more to come

Beat me by just a couple of hours. Both those movies are absolutely riveting.

The Village.

A bit spooky - but the love story in it is so beautiful.

Click (http://youtube.com/watch?v=GbJpJBKUf4k&feature=related)

Sense and Sensibility - Alan Rickman is a fricking beauty in it

Bridges of Madison County(Truck scene - Clint wraps that necklace around his mirror :( she is in the truck behind him)

Can't believe shorty didn't say "Last of the Mohicans". That's my kind of romance.

Bridges of Madison County(Truck scene - Clint wraps that necklace around his mirror :( she is in the truck behind him)

Can't believe shorty didn't say "Last of the Mohicans". That's my kind of romance.

Oh Yes, I forgot. :bawl: That scene in Madison County is a tear jerker....you keep saying get out get go to him!!

Last of the Mohicans, for sure but also one of my favourite movies.
Who can forget the waterfall scene. " Stay alive I will find you, No matter how far or how long I will find you" .......


BTW: if that is your kind of romance, why don't you take some pointers!! lol

Oh Yes, I forgot. :bawl: That scene in Madison County is a tear jerker....you keep saying get out get go to him!!

Last of the Mohicans, for sure but also one of my favourite movies.
Who can forget the waterfall scene. " Stay alive I will find you, No matter how far or how long I will find you" .......


BTW: if that is your kind of romance, why don't you take some pointers!! lol

Well sheeet, let's go on a trip to the Appalachians right now - I just got my passport. I was talking about the more silent Uncas-Alice affair, so I would have to get killed by Wes Studi and you'd have to commit suicide for the whole thing to be authentic.

Arthur

Memoirs of a Geisha, Garden state.

Hero, Between Broken sword and Flying sword

Pride and prejudice

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Natural Born Killers <3

Natural Born Killers <3

How is that movie romantic? Besides the NIN song... "Oh... I just want something I can never have!"

Life is Beautiful

P.S. I love you, the Notebook and Bridges

Lady and the Tramp

House of Flying Daggers.

I have just watched Havana. Lena Olin is beautiful!!!

Love Story

Love Story is a 1970 romantic drama film written by Erich Segal coordinated with his 1970 best-selling novel. It was directed by Arthur Hiller. The film, well-known as a tear-jerking tragedy, is considered one of the most romantic of all time by the American Film Institute (#9 on the list), and was followed by a sequel, Oliver's Story in 1978. Love Story starred Ali MacGraw and Ryan O'Neal and also marked the film debut of a then-unknown Tommy Lee Jones, who played a minor role in the film.

Wiki

Pride and Prejudice and The Notebook.

How is that movie romantic? Besides the NIN song... "Oh... I just want something I can never have!"

It's about two people who love each other very much, and are able to be together and accept each other no matter how crazy (and perhaps brutal) the other is. It's one of those movies where the bad guys are also the good guys and they get away and the viewer is left to hope that they live happily ever after. That's the love I want. Also, the NIN song in the movie isn't "Something I Can Never Have" it's "Burn."

bambi meets godzilla

The French Lieutenant's Woman

The French Lieutenant's Woman is a 1981 film directed by Karel Reisz and adapted by playwright Harold Pinter. It is based on the novel of the same title by John Fowles. The music score is by Carl Davis and the cinematography by Freddie Francis.

The film stars Meryl Streep and Jeremy Irons with Hilton McRae, Jean Faulds, Peter Vaughan, Colin Jeavons, Liz Smith, Patience Collier, Richard Griffiths, David Warner, Alun Armstrong, Penelope Wilton and Leo McKern.

The plot concerns the love affair between a Victorian gentleman and a woman who has been jilted by a French officer, scandalizing the "polite society" of Lyme Regis.

Instead of trying to create a literal translation of the novel's alternate endings, Pinter's screenplay adopted a more cinematic approach by revealing a story within a story - showing the lives of the actors who portray Fowles' characters. The characters' story ends one way, the actors' another

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Main_Page

It's about two people who love each other very much, and are able to be together and accept each other no matter how crazy (and perhaps brutal) the other is. It's one of those movies where the bad guys are also the good guys and they get away and the viewer is left to hope that they live happily ever after. That's the love I want. Also, the NIN song in the movie isn't "Something I Can Never Have" it's "Burn."

Man, that sounds like hell. Being so emotionally dependent on someone that you'll stay with him no matter how abusive the he gets. I know those lyrics I put there weren't the name of the song. I just didn't know the name, but I figured you'd know what song I meant with those lyrics.

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Something did give.

It was my stomach.

Yeah, that was the most awful movie in the human history. How can you seriously like that movie, Sam?

Man, that sounds like hell. Being so emotionally dependent on someone that you'll stay with him no matter how abusive the he gets. I know those lyrics I put there weren't the name of the song. I just didn't know the name, but I figured you'd know what song I meant with those lyrics.

Have you seen that movie? They're not abusive toward one another, just unfortunate people they meet along the way. Killers need love too! :)

once upon a time in mexico

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its has romantic has i get

Shoot 'Em Up ( the best romance + bullet action ) 4EVA!

http://www.monicabelluccifan.com/gallery/albums/Films/2006%20Shoot%20Em%20Up/Posters/ShootEmUp-Poster_001.jpg

http://img501.imageshack.us/img501/5493/madeofhonorposterpb9.jpg (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0866439/)

/happy eek

in all seriousness, i reckon brokeback mountain is the best romantic movie i've seen. purely out of how convincing it was, other love movies i didn't really feel like they loved each other that much, or that the odds were that bad or anything. and the man love wasn't nearly as graphic as i thought it would be, so that was a relief.

before i get called gay, i watched it with my gf, and during the sex scenes i buried my head in her glorious cleavage. cos i <3 vaginas.