Most Romantic Movie Moments
 

I just rented Something's Got To Give & am so impressed by Diane Keaton. (Actually, I haven't finished watching it yet. I rented four movies since I've been stuck inside from oral surgery last week & lots of meds.) Anyway, this film, the drugs, and dissention's many fetching references to Lynne Cheney's romantic prose ( :laugh: ) have me wondering, what are your favorite romantic movie scenes?

- Jake

Diane Keaton was absolutely stunning in Something's Gotta Give- wasn't a fan of the film itself particularly, but she was stunning.

I'm a SUCKER for romantic movies, especially cheesy terrible ones. A few off the top of my head that I loooove-

-Bridget Jones. I must confess that I love watching her run after him in her undies in the snow. And that's a fabulous movie kiss.
-Speaking of Colin Firth. Pride & Prejudice. Anything with him smoldering. Swoon.
-Lost in Translation. I consider the final scene between Bill & Scarlett to be one of the most romantic, beautiful things I've ever seen on film.
-Return to Me w/ David Duchovny & Minnie Driver. No particular moment or scene. I just think it's a wonderful, funny, romantic film. It's charm is completely underrated.
-Sliding Doors. Her & John Hannah's first kiss is something I've always just loved.
-Everything about You've Got Mail, even though it's really a terrible and boring film. I LOVE IT and I don't care.
-Sense and Sensibility- Hugh's speech/proposal to Emma is just magnificent. I bawl like a child every single damned time.
-Moulin Rouge- I like the first "Come What May" (not the final climax version) so, so much.
-Emma- I love Gwyneth & Jeremy Northam's scene together where they tell one another how they feel. (I'm a sucker for Jane Austen, what can I say?)
-Amelie... I love her little fantasy about him picking up her baking ingredients. It's silly for me to like it best, I just do :)
-Ghost World... some people think it's weird, but I get all mushy and upset and despondent because of the scene when Thora Birch & Steve Buscemi get it on (how romantic of me to say it that way!)
-I love Secretary. I think it's one of the sweetest, most engaging romantic films I've ever seen. Most people don't get it when I call it romantic or a great love story- but it is :) I love when he comes to get her from his office and makes her drink like a frappucino to regain her strength... lol
-The buildup, first kiss, and love scene in Cold Mountain are unbelievable. I wasn't a fan of the movie as a whole, HATED the book, but the two of them... it was so completely compelling.

Oh, and a couple of TERRIBLE ones- I thoroughly enjoyed the Notebook (TERRIBLE book, TERRIBLE film, but still), IQ with Meg Ryan & Tim Robbins, and then a terrible film with Jude Law called Music From Another Room or something like that- with a kiss with him and Gretchen Mol. She's a terrible actress, the movie is horrible, but the kiss was wonderful. I mean, it was bordering on completely terrible- they even play Savage Garden's "Truly Madly Deeply" and I STILL loved it.

Told you I was a sucker for the romantic movies!

I haven't seen 95% of the movies you listed, but I did like Emma. The two times I was forced to sit through Sleepless In Seattle on TV I fell asleep before it could really hurt me. ;)

- Jake

I HATE Sleepless in Seattle. I've been told I'm supposed to turn in my womanhood card for not liking it, but I just don't. I can't help it!!

I had to go back to reread your original post because I was sure you had listed it. But no, it was You've Got Mail, the other insomnia cure. :)

- Jake

They're pretty much the same movie, just e-mail instead of letters, or whatever the hell they had in Sleepless in Seattle! So who knows why I love one and hate the other ?

And are you split on Joe Vs. The Volcano? I haven't seen that one either. The whole Tom Hanks/Meg Ryan thing has passed me by.

- Jake

I haven't seen it in a long time. I remember liking it but not being sure why on earth I DID like it.

I did see The Terminal last weekend. I heart Tom Hanks, but Meg... meh.

I still can't look at Tom without thinking Buffy & Hildegarde. I think he's overrated.
I love Meg in When Harry Met Sally, though.

- Jake

movie moments
 

Hard to think of them here but... and yes some are very sappy...

Moulin Rouge: The part where they are on the roof sing "Your Song" and the other songs...

Forest Gump: "This is my Jenny..."

Star Wars: "I Love you...I know"

Titanic: yeah I know gag...but i do love the Irish Jig sceen.

As Good as it Gets: You make me want to be a better man... great line there.

Pretty Woman: He comes riding up in a white limo at the end...priceless.

Spiderman: Best kiss award...

Fabulous Baker Boys: Piano Sceene

I haven't seen Sleepless in Seattle so no comment there, and I didn't care for You've got Mail...

Explain this to me. I never got the big deal. So he's upside-down & they're wet. I'm not trying to insult your taste, obviously most people agree with you, judging by what a big deal the sequel makes about that kiss. Just trying to understand. (Maybe it's just that I didn't like Kirsten Dunst much in the first one. :shrug: )

- Jake

This really got me, and I am not exactly a sucker for romantic movies. I bawled like a baby through half that film. Helped I guess, that I was hopelessly, idiotically in love at the time(the object of said affection sitting next to me during the movie). I have the dvd, and refuse to watch it again. Just can't put myself through it.

:laugh:

I'd just die to see a PBS special on "Sisters." I envision a butch Sigourney Weaver sharing her bed with a prissy Ellen, speaking of her "ivory pillows" in a breathless voice with just the smallest hint of lust. Lynne Cheney could play the chief prostitute, while Oily Dick can play the fat chick in the wagon who's dying of syph. :laugh: I see an Emmy.

LOVE both of those movies!!!!!

Secretary rocked. I love James Spader and Lesley Ann Warren ahs always been a favorite of mine in anything, especially in Clue and Victor Victoria. Maggie Gyllenhal should've won an award for that movie, too.

And Bridge Jones cracks me up everytime. The sequel comes out in November. :xoxo:

Anything with Diane Keaton is fantastic, especially Baby Boomer. I thought her and Sam Shepherd made one of the best onscreen couples ever.

Mmmmmmm, Michelle Pfeiffer was sexy as hell in that flick. When she got up on the piano and sang Makin' Whoopi, I almost passed out. :nod: