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What Do You Think is the Most Romantic Movie Ever?
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What Do You Think is the Most Romantic Movie Ever?
I know it's the day after Valentines but what the heck. What movie do you feel is the perfect romance and why? I would have to say "Gone With the Wind". Funny because it was my mother's favorite too. I remember as a teen she took me to see it for the first time. Of course it didn't really do too much for me then. She also passed the book on to me. That was much better and after a few years I saw the movie again and now I understood the characters.
Pity crushing on Leslie Howard and Clark Gable when they've been gone for so long. But Clark Gable stood the test of time. Even compared to sex symbols of the present day...Clark as Rhett Butler, MWWWRRRROWWR. The thing I love about this movie besides the stars is it was the way great movies used to be. No shades of gray or people being crazed weasels. They left things to the audiences imagination.
Like when Rhett hauls Scarlett up that staircase, you just know the house was a rockin', they didn't have to be graphic. Scarlett all happy the next morning said it all. Yes the portrayal of blacks in this movie is an abomination...But just concentrating on Rhett and Scarlett...Oh and IMHO he does ultimately go back to her. They knew each other too well. He probably goes to town and Belle Watling talks him into going home.
So whats your favorite romance?
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My favorite, Casablanca. Also An Affair to Remember and one that not too many people talk about, Miracle in the Rain. My mom loved those old movies and what great memories of sitting there watching the musicals and love stories and westerns and comedies with her. 21st Century: The Notebook.
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"The Magic of Ordinary Days" starring Keri Russell and Skeet Ulrich. Made in 2005 and set in the mid-West during WWI, it follows the journey of a young (single) pregnant woman whose appalled father sends her half-way across the country to marry a farmer she's never met. Beautifully acted, intelligently scripted and visually appealing, it transports us back to a tenuous time in our history. The displaced
mother-to-be continues writing to the soldier she fell in love with hoping he'll rescue her. Desperate for companionship during the long days at home while her new stranger husband works the farm, she befriends two Japanese sisters from California who are working in the fields and living in a nearby internment camp. The film is sweet, compassionate, gentle and revealing. It is full of heart, understanding, forgiveness and love. For all these reasons and more, it's my pick for the most romantic movie ever.
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I just remembered a movie I saw many, many years ago. It starred Sally Field and James Garner in a May-December type love story entitled
Murphy's Romance.
Even though I haven't seen the movie in years (over thirty to be exact), I remember it fondly as a good, well-acted, tug-at-the-heartstrings love story.
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It woiuld seem that some individuals confused the word "romantic" with "favorite". I looked at the subject feeling of the film. to define a film as romantic. Which for is why An Affair to Remember topped my list. The subject matter and focus of the film was romance between 2 people. As I've read through some of the responses they have a romantic element ( some don't even pass that test) but their focus is not the romance. Some introduce sexual attraction which seems to me to be a more animal connection where romance is purely human. I'm not trying to criticize anyone's selection...just trying to justify my own choice.....ken.
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One that comes up from the dusty archives of my memories: Griffin and Phoenix, the 1976 version.
Peter Falk and Jill Clayburgh made a great couple with a love that endured to the grave. I've never seen the 2006 remake with Amanda Peet and Dermot Mulroney, so can't speak for it.
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