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Topic: Best love story in movies
proudbaldman Joined Sun 08/29/10 Posts: 75	Sun 02/17/13 04:20 PM
Wesley and Buttercup, there is no comparison..... what movie is it? The Princess Bride a fantastic highly under rated movie

Truncated Joined Fri 07/22/11 Posts: 81	Sun 02/17/13 05:20 PM
Wesley and Buttercup, there is no comparison..... what movie is it? The Princess Bride a fantastic highly under rated movie Anybody want a peanut? Andre The Giant

Dodo_David Joined Fri 08/13/10 Posts: 48947	Sun 02/17/13 06:47 PM
Carl and Ellie in "Up" Now that is a great love story. Another in the "animated" category is the story of WALL-E and EVE.

proudbaldman Joined Sun 08/29/10 Posts: 75	Sun 02/17/13 07:02 PM
Wesley and Buttercup, there is no comparison..... what movie is it? The Princess Bride a fantastic highly under rated movie Anybody want a peanut? Andre The Giant No more rhymes and I mean it!

sweetestgirl11 Joined Fri 09/12/08 Posts: 30087	Sun 02/17/13 09:27 PM
sam & molly ghost

sweetestgirl11 Joined Fri 09/12/08 Posts: 30087	Sun 02/17/13 09:28 PM
can't remember their characters names but - richard gere and debra winger in Officer & A Gentleman richard gere & Julia Roberts in Pretty Woman

Dodo_David Joined Fri 08/13/10 Posts: 48947	Mon 02/18/13 05:45 PM
It seems to me that some people are using a too-narrow definition of a love story. As I see it, one of the best animated love stories is in the movie The Incredibles. If you have seen it, then think of how Mr. Incredible treats his family between his two trips to Syndrome's island.

Goofball73 Joined Mon 11/05/07 Posts: 33913	Mon 02/18/13 06:50 PM
Hasselhoff and Kitt

RoamingOrator Joined Fri 07/20/07 Posts: 4943	Tue 02/19/13 05:10 AM
Sean and Mary Kate in "The Quiet Man"

Torgo70 Joined Fri 06/27/08 Posts: 27387	Tue 02/19/13 08:16 AM
David And Lisa '62 Harold And Maude '71 Minnie And Moskowitz '71 Dennis and Sue Ann - Pretty Poison '68 Eli and Oskar - Let The Right One In '08 Harold and Nancy - I Love You, Alice B. Toklas! '68 Gordon and Selina - A Patch Of Blue '65 Justin Playfair and Dr. Mildred Watson - They Might Be Giants '71 Randy and Julie - Valley Girl '83 Julius and Lauren - A Little Romance '79 Val and Aqua - Heartbeeps '81

Torgo70 Joined Fri 06/27/08 Posts: 27387	Tue 02/19/13 08:19 AM
Romeo and Juliet Two teens in families that hate each other... I hate to disagree, but Romeo and Juliet is horrible a love story, because it's a tragedy. A good love story is when two people fall in love and spend a long life together. If you're going Shakespeare, then maybe "Much Ado About Nothing" at least people end up together in that one. And I have to disagree with your disagreeing, tragedy doesn't make the love any less. Harold And Maude is also tragic, but it doesn't lessen it as a romance. A good love story is when two people fall in love and spend a long life together. That's purely subjective. Whether they spend 60 years together or tragically only a few years or months, if the love is real, it's real.

RoamingOrator Joined Fri 07/20/07 Posts: 4943	Tue 02/19/13 01:36 PM
Romeo and Juliet Two teens in families that hate each other... I hate to disagree, but Romeo and Juliet is horrible a love story, because it's a tragedy. A good love story is when two people fall in love and spend a long life together. If you're going Shakespeare, then maybe "Much Ado About Nothing" at least people end up together in that one. And I have to disagree with your disagreeing, tragedy doesn't make the love any less. Harold And Maude is also tragic, but it doesn't lessen it as a romance. A good love story is when two people fall in love and spend a long life together. That's purely subjective. Whether they spend 60 years together or tragically only a few years or months, if the love is real, it's real. I disagree with your disagreeing! (At least about Romeo and Juliet, as I haven't seen Harold and Maude) Teenage love? Please... That's about as fickle as it comes. For all we know, if the relationship had been "sanctioned" by the parents things might turn out different: Romeo goes to college and joins the Frat House. After being put on double secret probation for shenanigans, he meets the Dean's daughter at a pep rally, they run off and have a passionate affair on spring break. Juliet, accepted to a different school, tries to maintain a relationship with her "high school beau," but is chased after by the popular athelete. She resists his charms, but ends up falling for the quirky guy who helps her with her science project. As we all know, College Romance movie trumps Teen Romance movie.

G4love Joined Thu 10/08/09 Posts: 67	Tue 02/19/13 08:23 PM
The notebook.quite non-realistic for the "dying together "part.but a good love story..

Toodygirl5 Joined Fri 10/26/12 Posts: 14942	Sat 02/23/13 03:13 PM Edited by Toodygirl5 on Sat 02/23/13 03:16 PM
Grumpy Old men Forrest Gump

BlaiseThomas Joined Tue 02/19/13 Posts: 16	Sat 02/23/13 04:20 PM
Got to go for the classic, Romeo and Juliet Directed by Baz Luhrmann. By far the best modern recreation of any of the Shakespeare works. Except maybe the Lion King!

Sperman08 Joined Sat 02/23/13 Posts: 2	Sat 02/23/13 05:59 PM
leap year

esebulldog Joined Wed 08/05/09 Posts: 22342	Sun 02/24/13 02:04 PM
quasimodo and esmeralda

Holly4459 Joined Sun 06/29/08 Posts: 34785	Sun 02/24/13 03:43 PM