Best Romance/Romantic Movie Ever

[MisterTinkles]

Whats the BEST romance/romantic movie you have ever seen?

I saw this movie when I was really young, and its been my favorite romantic movie since....


Ive always wanted to make a gay version of this movie.
I LOVE non-sexual romance movies, that focus on the people, not the sex.

[SolemnBoy]

I love romances that deal with well-developed characters and sex in a free and realistic way rather than exciting the audience with two attractive people going at it softly to maintain a PG-13. The cook, the thief, his wife and her lover with Helen Mirren is a great example! Admittedly the main focus is not on romance but it's there. I can't stand romances that idealize everything.

[Lilitu]

I want either ridiculously sweet and idealised romance, or raw, in-your face, real life film representations.

Gone with the Wind. Oh my god that was the best movie ever.

[tavi]

my favourite movies used to be ghost, pretty woman, dirty dancing, the bodyguard, yeah those old cliches.

Not long ago i cried at the end of "you got mail" the bit where tom hanks comes round the corner and meg ryan realises it was him all along! omg i cracked! Sad, very sad! Not in that way!

[miimo]

If I want a cry then i put The Notebook on. But I also love The Vow.

Most of the time I just put any romcom on and i'm happy~

[justbry87]

I hate it admit it, but I do love me some Romance films.

The newer ones that are out nowadays like any book
made into movies by Nicholas Sparks, I watch them but
I always end up either bawling my eyes out cause it's just
so sad or yelling at my screen cause it's so sappy.

I definitely like the old ones. I remember my mom would watch
'The Sound of Music' without fail every New Years, it's not really
a romantic film, but it has it's parts.

But on top of my head an old romantic film that I watched
cause we had on VHS was 'Somewhere in Time' with Christopher Reid.

I kind of wish they'd remake it, but then again the 'Time Travelers Wife'
is kind of on the same theme..

I guess you can say, I like Bittersweet-Romantic-Films.

[Homer]

To date, "Morgan" is my favorite because it dares to have a main lead who is handicapped.

[Waylon777]

I have no idea why, but Hilary Duff movies are still my guilty pleasures.

[nfisher1226]

I'm all over the map. "How to Murder Your Wife" with Jack Lemmon summed up everything I felt was wrong with being married to a woman in a humorous way, but still had a great romance.

Going more modern, I like "Just Like Heaven" and "Definitely, Maybe".

Kudos to the mention of "Time Traveler's Wife" and "Gone With the Wind" too.