Romantic movies....add yours

Started by crabbyob, March 01, 2022, 11:19:29 AM

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klondike

Aw sweet crabbyob. You do romantic movies.

crabbyob


Michael Rolls

Rubbish list. It doesn't include Casablanca, nor Brief Encounter.
It has BRIDGET JONES! For pity's sake!
No 'Love Story',  no 'Gone With The Wind'
I could go on, and to be fair a good number of those films I haven't seen, so I have no idea whether or not they deserve a place, but going by those that I have seen, I hae me duts
Mike
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crabbyob

i too hae ma doots.... but its just a wee game
i was going to add 'Gone with the wind' if the game took of
they have horses tha knows

Michael Rolls

West Side Story
Dr. Zivago (sp?)
Susan Slept Here


I have seen 'The Bridges of Madison County' - streets ahead of Titanic, although at least both are romantic, unlike Bridget Jones Diary, which is a comedy (perhaps it wasn't meant to be?)
Mike
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klondike

Too good a comedy to have been accidental...

Perhaps in the name of diversity the list should include Brokeback Mountain? Or even Deliverance?

crabbyob

Deliverance really surprised me i knew nowt about it, and amazing music...

Scrumpy




The Note Book.. Ryan Gosling.
Dangerous Liaisons.. Glenn Close.. John Malkovich
Falling In Love. .. Robert De Niro.. Meryl Streep.
The Way We Were... Barbra Streisand.. Robert Redford.
Don't ask me.. I know nuffink..

zoony

'Random Harvest' with Greer Garson and Ronald Colman. Wonderfully romantic film. One of the great 'will-they-won't-they' stories.

crabbyob

what was the movie about the old folks home where James Garner read the same story every night to an old lady who was [in the story] his wife  :?:
and Fifty first dates

Scrumpy




The Note Book was about an old man reading the story to an old lady..

Don't ask me.. I know nuffink..

crabbyob

so wasnt it Maverick  :?:   ahhh i just Godled it.... james was the old man  reading the notebook...