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Topic: best romantic movie you watched (Read 3947 times)
There are so many good romantic movies, for example from Rosamunde Pilcher
I think its not English name what is year for release of this film if its in English
There are so many good romantic movies, for example from Rosamunde Pilcher
I like many romantic movies but Titanic is one of best movies really I mean it 
back after few days of illness and happy to see this thread is still going on good
You know that thread "Let's count to 21 million with images"? Bitcoin member "elosk" said it back in July: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.1061195
its for images and nothing more right ?
Yes, but that's not the point. The point is, watch the movie and the two other films from the trilogy. You're missing out. And unlike most of the other selections in this thread, the three films are critically acclaimed in a huge way. As an example, the second film in the trilogy was recently voted in the prestigious Sight & Sound poll which polls directors world wide as the greatest film of the 21st century, and the 24th greatest film ever made. Something to consider.
For the record, the film in the images thread is the third in the trilogy.
thanks for good information
Oh you are welcome. I am trying to save you from wallowing in the realm of cinematic ignorance, from wearing blinders to the extended world of cinematic treasures. I am trying to lead you from the valley of cinema where only Pretty Woman and similar films of conventional presentation reside.
A new world awaits you.
Blade Runner
replicant love baby!!
replicant love baby!!
You know that thread "Let's count to 21 million with images"? Bitcoin member "elosk" said it back in July: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.1061195
its for images and nothing more right ?
Yes, but that's not the point. The point is, watch the movie and the two other films from the trilogy. You're missing out. And unlike most of the other selections in this thread, the three films are critically acclaimed in a huge way. As an example, the second film in the trilogy was recently voted in the prestigious Sight & Sound poll which polls directors world wide as the greatest film of the 21st century, and the 24th greatest film ever made. Something to consider.
For the record, the film in the images thread is the third in the trilogy.
thanks for good information
You know that thread "Let's count to 21 million with images"? Bitcoin member "elosk" said it back in July: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.1061195
its for images and nothing more right ?
Yes, but that's not the point. The point is, watch the movie and the two other films from the trilogy. You're missing out. And unlike most of the other selections in this thread, the three films are critically acclaimed in a huge way. As an example, the second film in the trilogy was recently voted in the prestigious Sight & Sound poll which polls directors world wide as the greatest film of the 21st century, and the 24th greatest film ever made. Something to consider.
For the record, the film in the images thread is the third in the trilogy.
Titanic, I saw it 5x 
Same for me. (the movie)
But I only watched it once. I do not like to watch movies again and again (boring)
You know that thread "Let's count to 21 million with images"? Bitcoin member "elosk" said it back in July: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.1061195
its for images and nothing more right ?
You know that thread "Let's count to 21 million with images"? Bitcoin member "elosk" said it back in July: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.1061195
Must Love Dogs, saw it yesterday, definitively good romantic movie I can recommend
Yes, in a thread like this, Wong Kar-Wai's films are the definitive films to be listed at the top. His films are poetic and existential masterpieces on love and longing.
That bears repeating: Wong Kar-Wai's films are poetic and existential masterpieces on love and longing.
Days of Being Wild is the first in Wong Kar-Wai's loose trilogy, comprised of Days of Being Wild, In the Mood for Love and 2046. Three Times is a film from the Taiwan New Wave director Hou Hsiao-hsien. The film is composed of three segments, the first of which is absolutely beautiful. See the very beginning of it here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iqhLDTxODhY
Speaking of the Taiwan New Wave, and perhaps a smidgeon off topic, have you seen Edward Yang's Yi Yi? Now that's a masterpiece! I've also seen The Terrorizers from him, which is really good. But I so much want to see what is supposed to be his true masterpiece, A Brighter Summer Day. Film critic Tony Rayns says Yang's Taipei Story is excellent as well. See the trailer for Yi Yi here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8F6tSorwYqw
Stay tuned for a few more Asian film recommendations...
Yi Yi is already in my dvd collection...but also haven't seen it yet. That bears repeating: Wong Kar-Wai's films are poetic and existential masterpieces on love and longing.
Days of Being Wild is the first in Wong Kar-Wai's loose trilogy, comprised of Days of Being Wild, In the Mood for Love and 2046. Three Times is a film from the Taiwan New Wave director Hou Hsiao-hsien. The film is composed of three segments, the first of which is absolutely beautiful. See the very beginning of it here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iqhLDTxODhY
Speaking of the Taiwan New Wave, and perhaps a smidgeon off topic, have you seen Edward Yang's Yi Yi? Now that's a masterpiece! I've also seen The Terrorizers from him, which is really good. But I so much want to see what is supposed to be his true masterpiece, A Brighter Summer Day. Film critic Tony Rayns says Yang's Taipei Story is excellent as well. See the trailer for Yi Yi here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8F6tSorwYqw
Stay tuned for a few more Asian film recommendations...
Yi Yi needs to be watched pronto. You're doing yourself a serious disservice by prolonging something as great as Yi Yi. It's like this: you haven't yet watched it yet, so you don't know exactly what you're missing, so you go on prolonging it. Finally, one day, you'll watch it, and you'll just kick yourself for waiting so long.
today I am watching one romantic movie and will discuss with friends tomorrow its in Russian and I cann't understand this language 
I assume you're bumping this because you want to be reminded again that Wong Kar-Wai's trilogy is still the best?
Never heard of Wong Kar-Wai, sounds asiatic. Best romance is Pretty Women for me
Pay attention very closely to what I said two posts above your reply to me.
I assume you're bumping this because you want to be reminded again that Wong Kar-Wai's trilogy is still the best?
Never heard of Wong Kar-Wai, sounds asiatic. Best romance is Pretty Women for me
very good movie I watch two time and want to watch again as I have some time
I assume you're bumping this because you want to be reminded again that Wong Kar-Wai's trilogy is still the best?
Never heard of Wong Kar-Wai, sounds asiatic. Best romance is Pretty Women for me
I love romantic movies but problem is which I love not speak only do some work and end
What is the English translation of this? Or maybe you could give us an alternative synopsis of your thoughts?
translation: he likes porn (all 'work', no dialogue) and was sarcastically categorizing it as 'romance'
Regarding that link above which I posted, it gives me goosebumps of pleasure every time I watch it. You guys who haven't heard of these movies, let me tell you, it has a major fan base. And the middle movie of the trilogy was voted the greatest film of the 21st Century in the Sight & Sound directors poll. Something to consider.
To think there was a time when I was unaware of these films and devoid of the pleasure from having watched them.
To think there was a time when I was unaware of these films and devoid of the pleasure from having watched them.
A montage of shots, stills and one of the film's beautiful themes from the film that started Wong's glorious trilogy of love and longing: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wtkjXu-kEds
sci fi is my genre of choice for movies romance is way down at the bottom of the list
Where does 2001: A Space Odyssey rank on your sci-fi list? If you were to treat Teshigahara's masterpiece The Face of Another as sci-fi, how would you rank it? Do you consider 2046 to be sci-fi?
sci fi is my genre of choice for movies romance is way down at the bottom of the list
I love romantic movies but problem is which I love not speak only do some work and end
What is the English translation of this? Or maybe you could give us an alternative synopsis of your thoughts?
I love romantic movies but problem is which I love not speak only do some work and end
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I assume you're bumping this because you want to be reminded again that Wong Kar-Wai's trilogy is still the best?
why is this bump is allowed here on this site is there any good reason for this
It's just a word. I wouldn't worry about.
More concerning is that faiza1990 has no input on the topic at hand. Do you?
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I assume you're bumping this because you want to be reminded again that Wong Kar-Wai's trilogy is still the best?
why is this bump is allowed here on this site is there any good reason for this
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I assume you're bumping this because you want to be reminded again that Wong Kar-Wai's trilogy is still the best?
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All best romantic movies I saw already mentioned, what about pool?
when this film was released can you tell the year of this film released
original was released 1962 directed by stanley kubrick (by far better than remake 1997)
I want to see the latest with Stephen W. Hawking.
I think it will be inspiring and touching.
I think it will be inspiring and touching.
when this film was released can you tell the year of this film released
The Notebook (2004) and Chocolat (2000) and of course Titanic are great romantic movies 
The Notebook
27 Dresses
Atonement
The Vow
50 First Dates
A Walk to remember
10 Things I Hate About You
27 Dresses
Atonement
The Vow
50 First Dates
A Walk to remember
10 Things I Hate About You
I think Joe Wright's Pride & Prejudice surpasses his Atonement, but I did like Atonement.
I will check these all and then share my veiws with you very soon
The Notebook
27 Dresses
Atonement
The Vow
50 First Dates
A Walk to remember
10 Things I Hate About You
27 Dresses
Atonement
The Vow
50 First Dates
A Walk to remember
10 Things I Hate About You
I think Joe Wright's Pride & Prejudice surpasses his Atonement, but I did like Atonement.
If you ask me the most romantic thing I have ever watched and the best love story of all times is the 8 minute vide of 'up' movies love story segment. That was enough for me to cry my eyes out as an adult male , cant imagine any other movie making that in 8 minutes with a love story.
The original Sweet November was my favorite till Somewhere in Time came along.
ps. I love you seems one of the most common
Sweet November seems another one
I think we can put unSexpected here somewhere ...
WHAT?? I found it very romantic...
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good stuff
Thanks and i forgot to post 2 best movies.
Titanic (obviously
)Romeo + Juliet
Another good one is. (500) Days of Summer
The Notebook
27 Dresses
Atonement
The Vow
50 First Dates
A Walk to remember
10 Things I Hate About You
27 Dresses
Atonement
The Vow
50 First Dates
A Walk to remember
10 Things I Hate About You
good stuff
The Notebook
27 Dresses
Atonement
The Vow
50 First Dates
A Walk to remember
10 Things I Hate About You
27 Dresses
Atonement
The Vow
50 First Dates
A Walk to remember
10 Things I Hate About You
I think we need a new thread for asian movies...don't want to constantly post OT 
Create it, and I'm in! Plenty to discuss. Believe me.
have to go to bed now, but that's on my schedule for tomorrow...
See here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/asian-films-old-and-new-recommendations-discussion-and-appreciation-293034
I think we need a new thread for asian movies...don't want to constantly post OT
Create it, and I'm in! Plenty to discuss. Believe me.
have to go to bed now, but that's on my schedule for tomorrow...
See here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/asian-films-old-and-new-recommendations-discussion-and-appreciation-293034
I think we need a new thread for asian movies...don't want to constantly post OT
Create it, and I'm in! Plenty to discuss. Believe me.
ok I will do and send you link wait some bussy just as I have time I will do this
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=292867.new#new do post your comments here now
A. I'm not Asian, nor was the list intended to be only for Asians.
B. It wasn't supposed to be confined to romantic films.
C. You don't sound emotionally invested in the thread.
D. I didn't request that you make the thread.
Finally, you've been given gold in this thread by hylhur and me. You have some films to watch.
And saddest of all, you don't even sound emotionally invested in this thread. You haven't discussed films at all here.
Lolita
I think we need a new thread for asian movies...don't want to constantly post OT
Create it, and I'm in! Plenty to discuss. Believe me.
ok I will do and send you link wait some bussy just as I have time I will do this
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=292867.new#new do post your comments here now
I want to ask any one known that is there any film with the name of " Delta of Vince" if you know then reply here
I think we need a new thread for asian movies...don't want to constantly post OT
Create it, and I'm in! Plenty to discuss. Believe me.
ok I will do and send you link wait some bussy just as I have time I will do this
Just Like Heaven with Reese Witherspon
I never watch romantic movies
Hate to have to repeat it, but these are the films, listed below. Go watch them, and don't expect a Hollywood like narrative to be handed to you on a platter. They're a little more cerebral than that. Here they are:
From director Wong Kar-Wai:
Days of Being Wild
In the Mood for Love
2046
From director Wong Kar-Wai:
Days of Being Wild
In the Mood for Love
2046
veer zaara watch it u wont be dissapointed
I don't like romantic movies I like war and horror movies
The Rage - Carrie 2... was supposedly a horror movie, yet i found it to be quite romantic... you'd hate it
Before Sunrise
Keanu Reeves
Walk in the cloud
Walk in the cloud
I think we need a new thread for asian movies...don't want to constantly post OT
Create it, and I'm in! Plenty to discuss. Believe me.
have to go to bed now, but that's on my schedule for tomorrow...
Cool! I really want you to start it so you'll be emotionally invested in it. I've started a lot of movie threads around here, but most people here don't discuss movies that much. Believe me, I have a lot to say about Asian cinema.
I think we need a new thread for asian movies...don't want to constantly post OT
Create it, and I'm in! Plenty to discuss. Believe me.
have to go to bed now, but that's on my schedule for tomorrow...
I think we need a new thread for asian movies...don't want to constantly post OT
Create it, and I'm in! Plenty to discuss. Believe me.
Yes, in a thread like this, Wong Kar-Wai's films are the definitive films to be listed at the top. His films are poetic and existential masterpieces on love and longing.
That bears repeating: Wong Kar-Wai's films are poetic and existential masterpieces on love and longing.
Days of Being Wild is the first in Wong Kar-Wai's loose trilogy, comprised of Days of Being Wild, In the Mood for Love and 2046. Three Times is a film from the Taiwan New Wave director Hou Hsiao-hsien. The film is composed of three segments, the first of which is absolutely beautiful. See the very beginning of it here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iqhLDTxODhY
Speaking of the Taiwan New Wave, and perhaps a smidgeon off topic, have you seen Edward Yang's Yi Yi? Now that's a masterpiece! I've also seen The Terrorizers from him, which is really good. But I so much want to see what is supposed to be his true masterpiece, A Brighter Summer Day. Film critic Tony Rayns says Yang's Taipei Story is excellent as well. See the trailer for Yi Yi here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8F6tSorwYqw
Stay tuned for a few more Asian film recommendations...
Yi Yi is already in my dvd collection...but also haven't seen it yet. (i started collecting movies long ago and it's hard to catch up with my constantly filling library. for good movies you really need to have the time to watch them thoughtfully.)That bears repeating: Wong Kar-Wai's films are poetic and existential masterpieces on love and longing.
Days of Being Wild is the first in Wong Kar-Wai's loose trilogy, comprised of Days of Being Wild, In the Mood for Love and 2046. Three Times is a film from the Taiwan New Wave director Hou Hsiao-hsien. The film is composed of three segments, the first of which is absolutely beautiful. See the very beginning of it here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iqhLDTxODhY
Speaking of the Taiwan New Wave, and perhaps a smidgeon off topic, have you seen Edward Yang's Yi Yi? Now that's a masterpiece! I've also seen The Terrorizers from him, which is really good. But I so much want to see what is supposed to be his true masterpiece, A Brighter Summer Day. Film critic Tony Rayns says Yang's Taipei Story is excellent as well. See the trailer for Yi Yi here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8F6tSorwYqw
Stay tuned for a few more Asian film recommendations...
but that trailer for three times...looks very promising. I love long shots without any cuts.
I think we need a new thread for asian movies...don't want to constantly post OT
The trilogy "Before Sunrise", "Before Sunset" & "Before Midnight" directed by Richard Linklater
as mentioned before movies by Wong Kar Wai (2046, In the Mood for Love, Chungking Express, Fallen Angels)
"Last Life in the Universe" by Ratanaruang Pen-Ek (Thailand)
"Bin Jip" by Kim Ki-duk (Southkorea/Japan)
as mentioned before movies by Wong Kar Wai (2046, In the Mood for Love, Chungking Express, Fallen Angels)
"Last Life in the Universe" by Ratanaruang Pen-Ek (Thailand)
"Bin Jip" by Kim Ki-duk (Southkorea/Japan)
Now we're getting somewhere. Someone else chimes in with Wong Kar-Wai. Excellent.
I liked Last Life in the Universe as well. Not on the same level as Wong Kar-Wai's stuff. Most people here don't have a clue about Wong Kar-Wai, and yet amongst cinephiles, his movies are way way up there.
Did you see Days of Being Wild? How about Three Times?
yea, kar-wai's movies are really a class of their own in the way how they are directed. (his style also seems to be more accessible for western people. i don't how to describe it, but it's something with how he arranges scenes or cuts them, or the plot is build up)
Unfortunately I have neither seen "Days of being wild" or "Three times". i put them right up my list
.I have watched a lot of asian movies after seeing "Oldboy" in the cinema some years ago. (big Park Chan-wook fan since)
But I haven't kept track of the asian moviescene for the last 5 years so I'm sure I missed out a lot of stuff...have to do some backlog in the future.
some of my favourite asian movies: (sorry for OT, so not all romantic but have to spread this stuff
)Stratosphere Girl (mixed european-japanese crew with german director, it's in my asian section anyway)
Save the green Planet
Monday
Séom - The Island
Bittersweet Life
Ploy
Haze
19
Vital
Kikujiro's summer
Tampopo
"Xich Lo" aka "Cyclo"
and of couse the revenge trilogy by park chan-wook (Sympathy for Mr. Vengeance, Oldboy, Lady Vengeance)
Yes, in a thread like this, Wong Kar-Wai's films are the definitive films to be listed at the top. His films are poetic and existential masterpieces on love and longing.
That bears repeating: Wong Kar-Wai's films are poetic and existential masterpieces on love and longing.
Days of Being Wild is the first in Wong Kar-Wai's loose trilogy, comprised of Days of Being Wild, In the Mood for Love and 2046. Three Times is a film from the Taiwan New Wave director Hou Hsiao-hsien. The film is composed of three segments, the first of which is absolutely beautiful. See the very beginning of it here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iqhLDTxODhY
Speaking of the Taiwan New Wave, and perhaps a smidgeon off topic, have you seen Edward Yang's Yi Yi? Now that's a masterpiece! I've also seen The Terrorizers from him, which is really good. But I so much want to see what is supposed to be his true masterpiece, A Brighter Summer Day. Film critic Tony Rayns says Yang's Taipei Story is excellent as well. See the trailer for Yi Yi here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8F6tSorwYqw
Stay tuned for a few more Asian film recommendations...
another old one: "Harold and Maude" (1971)
Pulp Fiction
Bit older movie, but I like When Harry Met Sally
No need to defend a movie that is old, especially when it really isn't old. The important thing is to recommend movies that are good. I don't believe I've actually watched that one, so I'm not saying one thing or another about the film. Have you seen Mikio Naruse's Floating Clouds?
Bit older movie, but I like When Harry Met Sally
The trilogy "Before Sunrise", "Before Sunset" & "Before Midnight" directed by Richard Linklater
as mentioned before movies by Wong Kar Wai (2046, In the Mood for Love, Chungking Express, Fallen Angels)
"Last Life in the Universe" by Ratanaruang Pen-Ek (Thailand)
"Bin Jip" by Kim Ki-duk (Southkorea/Japan)
as mentioned before movies by Wong Kar Wai (2046, In the Mood for Love, Chungking Express, Fallen Angels)
"Last Life in the Universe" by Ratanaruang Pen-Ek (Thailand)
"Bin Jip" by Kim Ki-duk (Southkorea/Japan)
Now we're getting somewhere. Someone else chimes in with Wong Kar-Wai. Excellent.
I liked Last Life in the Universe as well. Not on the same level as Wong Kar-Wai's stuff. Most people here don't have a clue about Wong Kar-Wai, and yet amongst cinephiles, his movies are way way up there.
Did you see Days of Being Wild? How about Three Times?
yea, kar-wai's movies are really a class of their own in the way how they are directed. (his style also seems to be more accessible for western people. i don't how to describe it, but it's something with how he arranges scenes or cuts them, or the plot is build up)
Unfortunately I have neither seen "Days of being wild" or "Three times". i put them right up my list
.I have watched a lot of asian movies after seeing "Oldboy" in the cinema some years ago. (big Park Chan-wook fan since)
But I haven't kept track of the asian moviescene for the last 5 years so I'm sure I missed out a lot of stuff...have to do some backlog in the future.
some of my favourite asian movies: (sorry for OT, so not all romantic but have to spread this stuff
)Stratosphere Girl (mixed european-japanese crew with german director, it's in my asian section anyway)
Save the green Planet
Monday
Séom - The Island
Bittersweet Life
Ploy
Haze
19
Vital
Kikujiro's summer
Tampopo
"Xich Lo" aka "Cyclo"
and of couse the revenge trilogy by park chan-wook (Sympathy for Mr. Vengeance, Oldboy, Lady Vengeance)
The trilogy "Before Sunrise", "Before Sunset" & "Before Midnight" directed by Richard Linklater
as mentioned before movies by Wong Kar Wai (2046, In the Mood for Love, Chungking Express, Fallen Angels)
"Last Life in the Universe" by Ratanaruang Pen-Ek (Thailand)
"Bin Jip" by Kim Ki-duk (Southkorea/Japan)
as mentioned before movies by Wong Kar Wai (2046, In the Mood for Love, Chungking Express, Fallen Angels)
"Last Life in the Universe" by Ratanaruang Pen-Ek (Thailand)
"Bin Jip" by Kim Ki-duk (Southkorea/Japan)
Now we're getting somewhere. Someone else chimes in with Wong Kar-Wai. Excellent.
I liked Last Life in the Universe as well. Not on the same level as Wong Kar-Wai's stuff. Most people here don't have a clue about Wong Kar-Wai, and yet amongst cinephiles, his movies are way way up there.
Did you see Days of Being Wild? How about Three Times?
The trilogy "Before Sunrise", "Before Sunset" & "Before Midnight" directed by Richard Linklater
as mentioned before movies by Wong Kar Wai (2046, In the Mood for Love, Chungking Express, Fallen Angels)
"Last Life in the Universe" by Ratanaruang Pen-Ek (Thailand)
"Bin Jip" by Kim Ki-duk (Southkorea/Japan)
as mentioned before movies by Wong Kar Wai (2046, In the Mood for Love, Chungking Express, Fallen Angels)
"Last Life in the Universe" by Ratanaruang Pen-Ek (Thailand)
"Bin Jip" by Kim Ki-duk (Southkorea/Japan)
Piano
Explain why. Or try and include clips.
Now, I totally forgot about Chungking Express. Check out this brilliant clip from the film: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GBqHAPgB494
A love scene clip does not show how good the acting is.
Romantic Asian movies South Korean "wind struck" (exists in an American remake I don't know the title of)
And the Japanese "My girlfriend is a cyborg". Both made me, a grown man, cry!
I wasn't trying to show you how good the acting was. I was trying to introduce people to the movie. Go watch it.
The Princess Bride
Piano
Explain why. Or try and include clips.
Now, I totally forgot about Chungking Express. Check out this brilliant clip from the film: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GBqHAPgB494
A love scene clip does not show how good the acting is.
Romantic Asian movies South Korean "wind struck" (exists in an American remake I don't know the title of)
And the Japanese "My girlfriend is a cyborg". Both made me, a grown man, cry!
Piano
Explain why. Or try and include clips.
Now, I totally forgot about Chungking Express. Check out this brilliant clip from the film: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GBqHAPgB494
Piano
You guys are amateurs, seriously!
In the Mood for Love: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9kRQqksluZk
A clip from Three Times: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yineLp1brrI
A clip from 2046: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cRfPF3tLIGQ
And while I can't find a clip from Mikio Naruse's Yearning, I can offer up a montage of some shots that a fan included in a video here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hSLKCLv-7bI
In the Mood for Love: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9kRQqksluZk
A clip from Three Times: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yineLp1brrI
A clip from 2046: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cRfPF3tLIGQ
And while I can't find a clip from Mikio Naruse's Yearning, I can offer up a montage of some shots that a fan included in a video here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hSLKCLv-7bI
i recommend twilight
i have not watched it myself, but i'm sure you romantics willhate love it
i have not watched it myself, but i'm sure you romantics will
turner and hooch..... never gets old 
Titanic, I saw it 5x
I don't like romantic movies I like war and horror movies
Just completing 1 month here on this site and happy that now I am member of this community so want to start something different all members give your feedbacks 
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