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Top 5. 0 Most Romantic Movies to Watch as a Couple. I recently asked the 9. Facebook: Name your favorite romantic movie. Every movie that got more than one vote I entered into a spreadsheet.

Then I ranked them by number of votes. So if you’re looking for the best romantic movies or the best romantic comedies, you came to the right place! And so, without further adieu, here are the top 5. Facebook), along with a bit of my commentary: 1.

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The Notebook. An unlikely couple fall madly in love as teens, but are separated by her parents and circumstances. They find each other years later, and the love is still blazing.

Honestly, I don’t think this movie would have worked without the parallel story of the couple when they’re older, played by James Garner and Gena Rowland. The young love story is a little annoying. The witness of the love through the years is lovely. And the final scene is the best I have ever seen in a movie.

I totally understand why this was #1! The downside? Lots of sex before marriage. And I’ve told my girls not to watch it because it’s really quite erotic. They don’t need that at their age. Pride and Prejudice. I combined votes for both versions (the BBC version and the Keira Knightley version) into one.

There really is nothing more romantic than Mr. Darcy, who loves Elizabeth, and pursues her relentlessly though he’s rather bad at it. The five hour version is still my favourite. What I love about Jane Austen, who wrote the book that inspired the movie adaptations, is that she treats love like it should be a serious choice, not just an infatuation we give in to. Elizabeth doesn’t care for Mr.

Darcy at all at first, but as she knows his character, he becomes attractive to her. That’s the way to decide whom to marry; to look at the person objectively and realize whether or not they would be a good choice. How many women have rejected perfectly wonderful marriage partners because that weak- kneed feeling wasn’t there right off the bat? Austen shows us that true, deep love is a combination of attraction and deliberation, and it really works. Fireproof. A lout of a guy has taken his wife for granted, used porn, and acted selfishly. Now he’s in danger of her leaving, and reality hits and he does a 1. He decides to love her unconditionally.

His pursuit of her is certainly romantic, and it gives us hope that even difficult relationships can be turned around when one party decides to fight for love. A beautiful gospel message intertwined, too. PS I Love You. Definitely romantic. A husband dies young, and his bereft widow is completely at loose ends. Can she ever love again, or even get on with her life? I really enjoyed this movie, though I found the final relationship she settled in a little bit too typical. They go to bed first, then the love comes.

A little much. But what I appreciated about the movie was that it portrayed her marriage realistically. She and her husband hadn’t always gotten along.

They’d both annoyed each other. They’d both done things wrong. Yet the love was real and enduring.

Princess Bride. Sometimes, when I want to tell my husband I love him, I still say, “As you wish”. You cannot explain this movie. You have to experience it. It’s in a category by itself, and even kids can enjoy it along with adults.

Robin Wright did a superb job as Buttercup. And there are certain lines you will never, ever forget. Is it romantic? Perhaps that word doesn’t mean what we think it means. An Affair to Remember.

An oldie but a goodie! But true confessions: I’ve never seen it. My whole knowledge of it is tied up in all the references to it in Sleepless in Seattle. So this is on my “must watch” list now! It is a classic, though, so I’m going to assume it’s great because it’s stood the test of time.

You’ve Got Mail. The first big blockbuster movie to delve into the question: can we fall in love with someone we met online? Director Nora Ephron brought Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan together again for this movie after the success of Sleepless in Seattle. The two seem destined to do movies where they’re each other’s love interest, but appear together in hardly any scenes. I really did enjoy this one. Again, it shows that the main point of choosing whom to love is delving into their character. I’m all for movies like that! A Walk to Remember.

True confessions: I haven’t seen this one either. Never even really heard of it, but so many people rated it the most romantic ever! So now I’ll have to. I have nothing to say about this one, except it’s next on my list. Watch The Cook Dailymotion. It’s based on a Nicholas Sparks book, and while I love some Sparks books, I don’t love them all. Watch Wife Vs. Secretary Hindi Full Movie on this page. So we’ll have to see whether this is a good one!

Ever After. Love this movie! Drew Barrymore stars in an adaptation of Cinderella that truly works. As long as you realize this is supposed to be a fairytale, the movie is lovely. The scene with the gypsies is hilarious, well done, and definitely romantic. Best of all, there’s nothing objectionable in this movie.

Old and young can enjoy it together. I think we watched it when our youngest was 7 for the first time, and we all loved it.

The first 9 minutes of the movie Up. If people realized they could vote for PARTS of movies, and not whole movies, I’m sure this would have been #1. Bachelor Night Full Movie Online Free more. The most romantic 9 minutes of movie time ever. Here it is: 1. 1. Time Traveler’s Wife. A man is born with a horrible condition where he travels through time involuntarily. Things could be going well, and all of a sudden he’ll be gone.

And you don’t know when he’s coming back. But in his travels he meets and marries his wife, who has to live with never knowing when her husband will be there.

And everytime he comes, he’s out of sequence. Sometimes he’ll be 5. I suppose it’s romantic, but I couldn’t really get into it. Still, it’s pretty high on the list. Not one of my favorites, though. I think I analyze time travel movies too much.

Sense and Sensibility. I love Austen! And the scene where Elinor finally loses it, after a whole movie of keeping her emotions in check, and starts bawling at Edward’s proposal is one of my favourite movie moments of all time. This movie is as close to perfect as any movie I have ever seen. Emma Thompson, who stars in it but who also wrote the screenplay, did an amazing job of capturing Austen’s story in just 2 1/2 hours. And I totally agree with the main message of this movie: Don’t let your feelings carry you away; love should be deep, and based on something beyond just feelings. A warning, though: this really is a chick flick. Watch it with your girlfriends, don’t make your husband sit through it!

Titanic. Two Kate Winslet movies in a row! Yet this one is the opposite of Sense and Sensibility–it’s all feelings and drama and emotion. And no one has to wonder what the ending will be.

Everything in this movie is big–the love, the emotion, the tragedy. And it’s all magnified because we know what’s coming. The love in this is just over the top–I mean they only had a few days to fall madly in love because the ship’s going to sink.

If you’re in the mood for a sweeping escape, fine. But don’t think that this is actually true to real life love! And the sex scenes are graphic, too. Sleepless in Seattle. The quintessential romantic movie. In fact, Nora Ephron made this movie to celebrate romance in movies. It works. You really root for them by the end.

A fun chick flick. What I like about it, too, is that they include Hanks’ character’s son in the romance. It’s not just about two people; it’s about taking on an entire family that needs love. That’s real love. It’s not profound, but fun.

The Vow. I was a little disappointed in this movie, as I’ve written before. The true story is better than the fictional one presented here.

The truth: a couple has been married briefly when she suffers a serious head injury. She awakes and does not remember him (and in fact thinks she’s still in a relationship with someone else). Her personality has changed. Yet he sticks by her because he made a vow, and in the end they’re happy together.