most romantic film evermade

Pride and Prejudice
(2005) - No one does
"period" better than Keira
Knightley, and she's near
perfect in this one. Just kiss
him already!
The Graduate (1967) -
The film that made Dustin
Hoffman and A Bridge Over
Troubled Water household
names.
Titanic (1997) - Millions
of weepy little teenaged
girls spent over $600 million,
keeping this one afloat for
months.
Hairspray (2007) -
Nikki Blonky's performance
does as much for the film as
her physique will do for
pleasantly plump little girls
all over the world.
Gone With the Wind
(1939) - The Royal Queen
Mother of all romance films.
Gives hope to all that true
love can endure anything.
Ghost (1990) - Proof
that love is stronger than
life.
Casablanca (1942) -
Bogart and Bergman
collaborated in this classic
set in North Africa during
the early years of World War
II. Proof that old school
romance still works.
Love Story (1970) - Ali
MacGraw and Ryan O'Neal
sizzled to the tune of no
fewer than 13 Oscar
nominations and 11 wins.
Check it out, it's that good.
The Way We Were
(2003) - Yes, Streisand
can love too.
Last Chance Harvey
(2008) - Dustin Hoffman
and Emma Thompson are
wonderful together in this
film that shows love CAN
happen in a single day.
Amelie (2001) - The
French do love so well. I
challenge you to not fall in
love with Audrey Tautou.
An Officer and a
Gentleman (1982) -
The '80s were full of cheesy
romance, but this one cut
through the curd.
Nine 1/2 Weeks
(1986) - Adrian Lyne
knows how to do romance,
but Kim Basinger and Mickey
Rourke steal the show in
this smoking sexual
odyssey.
Beauty and the Beast
(1991) - The film's tagline
says it all: The most
beautiful love story ever
told.
Braveheart (1995) -
Many have a hard time
seeing though the violence
to find the emotion, but it's
not a stretch to claim we've
never seen a stronger
display of love from any
other film.
Brokeback Mountain
(2006) - Yes, it's a love
story. And a powerful one
at that.
The Brandon Teena
Story
(1998) - While we're on
the subject of
unconventional love, we'd
like to mention the
documentary that inspired
1999's Boys Don't Cry.
Pretty Woman (1990)
- Yes, hookers need loving
too.
Dirty Dancing (1987)
- Appropriately, Summer
camp becomes the setting
for a smoking hot romance.
Father Goose (1964) -
Cary Grant and Leslie Caron
anchor this romantic comedy
set in the wartime Pacific
islands.
Lady and the Tramp
(1955) - This animated
classic features one of the
most romantic scenes of all
time - and it involves
spaghetti!
Big Fish (2003) -
Father-son love anchors this
heavily decorated Tim
Burton film.
An Affair to
Remember (1957) -
Cary grant appears on the
list once again, this time
opposite Deborah Kerr in
the classic that inspired the
next film on this list.
Sleepless in Seattle
(1993) - One of the few
remakes that can be
considered better than the
original.
Cold Mountain (2003)
- How far would you walk
to prove your love and
devotion to a sweetie?
Hitch (1993) - Will
Smith works his magic on Eva
Mendes in this by-the-
numbers yet effective
nonetheless chick flick.
Spanglish (2004) -
Yes, Adam Sandler can do
romance. But Paz Vega does
it better.
When Harry Met Sally
(1989) - One of the few
times where sleeping with
each other doesn't ruin the
romance. Stars Billy Crystal
and Meg Ryan.
Lost in Translation
(2003) - Bob Harris fell in
love with Charlotte while in
Japan, but more
importantly, America fell in
love with Scarlett
Johansson.
Mulholland Dr. (2001)
- Naomi Watts and Laura
Harring try their hardest to
bring lesbian love to the
masses. Count us among the
believers.
Eternal Sunshine of
the Spotless Mind
(2004) - One of Jim
Carrey's best roles. But
we've already forgotten
how good this one is.
Wall-E (2008) -
Beacause love doesn't
always have to be between
two humans.
Far and Away (1992)
- Cruise and Kidman star in
this sweeping American epic.
Dances With Wolves
(1993) - Which is more
powerful, the historical
aspect of this story, or
Lieutenant Dunbar's love for
Stand With Fist?
Bull Durham (1988) -
Features one of the most
romantically vulgar quotes
of all time.
Top Gun (1986) - The
combination of romance and
war have been spitting out
the classics for ages. Here's
another one to add to the
list.
The Princess Bride
(1987) - THE most
romantic fairy tale ever
told. Period.
Atonement (2007) -
Even one of the greatest
lies ever told can't keep
these two lovers apart.
The Thomas Crowne
Affair (1999) - Another
instance of the remake
outdueling the original. Oh,
and great soundtrack
featuring Nina Simone too!
The Reader (2008) -
Can 15 year-olds really fall
in love? From what we see
here, the answer is yes.