What Do You Think is the Most Romantic Movie Ever?

[latebloomz]

I scanned some of the answers and came to the conclusion that romance is dead! My idea of the most romantic movie is Casablanca - the real old one - in black and white...remember that?  The second is The Notebook, the original one.

[1music55]

I agree about " Gone With The Wind ", movie and book. It took from age 11(precocious) to age 18(?) to "get" the staircase scene. I was more concerned with Bonnie Blue & her pony, and why everyone was hungry, and those great costumes. Distracted me. In my 20's, I discovered " Random Harvest", the great British film, with Greer Garson. Vivian Leigh paled beside her. Ronald Colman was Gable with savoir-faire. The one I turn to more often, hands down; "Random Harvest", and I am a Savannah belle.

[mm67052180]

The Notebook. Watch it and then respond.

[jbj]

The Notebook

[joanneobergfell]

The Notebook

[pm6686]

Despair, Lust, Love, gut wrenching, regret ... it does not get much better than Clint Eastwood and Meryl Streep in "Bridges of Madison County". If you have not seen it, do.

[osopus]

I think one of the most romantic movies was 1978, Heaven Can Wait, with Warren Beatty and Julie Christie.  

[Mucki16]

Gone With the Wind

[LuLu7044]

"When Harry me Sally. I loved this movie. I also liked The Apartment with Jack Lemmon and Shirley McLain. It still holds up well.

[lc64299584]

The Way We Were with Barbra Streisand & Robert Redford