What's Your Favorite Romantic Movie & Why

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Tinuviel

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#81
I feel horribly out of my element with movies. Books now...Someone should make a thread for favorite romance books :eek:
 
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Tinuviel

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#85



YOU DON'T KNOW WHAT ANIME IS?!?!?!?!
Not really, no :). Is that all it is is those gif thingys in that style? Or are there actual movies of it, or...? Maybe I'm just not into it enough to care :p
 

Tommy379

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#86
Die Hard has to be the greatest romantic movie of all time.
Oh how I would kill so many former East German soldiers to get my estranged wife back..... I love her so much.
 

Rosyshine

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#87
One of my favorite romantic movies:
"Far From the Madding Crowd," the one with Carey Mulligan. I love the last scene. Don't skip ahead, though. The buildup makes the ending that much sweeter. :)
 
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ROSSELLA

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#88
It's a good book, too. Gene Tierney is so very beautiful. The whole film is beautiful though, I am crazy about technicolor. That was not really a romance, though. I guess between Cornell Wilde and Jean Crain.

Did you get the feeling, that Tierney's character would have been not a maniac with Vincent Price's character? Like he would have been strong enough to conquer her and put her in her place. Wilde's character was too namby pamby to handle her. I got the feeling Price would have not let her have her way and tell her who's who and what's what.

Lol, I don't know. It's just what I think whenever I watch it.
Well, it's been over a year since I last saw it, so I don't remember a huge amount of details. I remember in the book, the whole reason he didn't say anything after his brother's death was because she told him she was pregnant, and I feel bad for him because he probably wasn't thinking straight. But he should have gone straight to the police because she already killed one kid, what's she gonna do to the next?

But as far as whether or not she would have been as crazy as she was, I think she would have been. Part of it might just be that I've studied serial killers and psychopaths and they don't stop because they're around a certain person, but also because she was like that with her father, not allowing anyone else to get anywhere close to him. I think he might have been able to make her more subdued if he was a bit firmer, but she still would have been crazy. She might just have hid her actions better.
 

Socreta93

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Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon absolutley ruled