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    Default Best love movies?

    Topic explains everything.
    Any recent love movies you would recommend? Something like Good Luck Chuck, the idea only, as the movie was a bit bad.
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    Default Re: Best love movies?

    I can't think of anything recent -- any decent ones I've watched you've probably already seen. That said, the list of romantic films that I can sit through without wanting to throw up would include Notting Hill, Love Actually, and What Women Want.

    I don't know that it really counts as a "love movie" per se, but I would definitely recommend Stranger That Fiction. I enjoyed the chemistry between Maggie Gyllenhaal and Will Ferrell (and no, I can't believe I just typed that either ).
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    There are no good love movies. Only Love Making. My Wife made me sit through two and half miserable hours of Sex and the City, and I got nothing in return so now I'm pouting like a spoiled child.

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    Something's gotta give

    It's a romantic comedy and normally I loathe those, but Diane Keaton and Jack Nicholson are divine.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Conradus View Post
    Something's gotta give

    It's a romantic comedy and normally I loathe those, but Diane Keaton and Jack Nicholson are divine.
    Ha seen that. It was incredible, especially when Jack Nicholson was in the hospital in the beginning.
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    Said it before and I'll say it again - beware The Notebook.

    Mrs. Beirut watched it solo one night and came to bed an absolute wreck. I mean devastated. My buddy's wife watched it and she also fell to pieces. I would classify it as a love movie as well as a nuclear weapon to launch on your woman if she's getting out of hand. After the movie she'll be clinging to you like velcro asking forgiveness for things she never even did. (As well as forgiving you for everything you actually did do.)
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    That Chuck movie sounds like a romantic comedy. Not really my genre, but in it, I liked Sleepless in Seattle. And Notting Hill. Love Actually is great too. Costume drama meets romantic comedy: Molière - reviews weren't that great, but I really enjoyed it.

    For pure romance, call me mad, but I really like Titanic.
    Also, Jane Austen adaptations. Don't watch them as a movie! You need BBC miniseries. Sense and Sensibility and Pride and Prejudice have great modern versions. Perfect to watch with girlfriends

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    Quote Originally Posted by Wakizashi View Post
    There are no good love movies. Only Love Making. My Wife made me sit through two and half miserable hours of Sex and the City, and I got nothing in return so now I'm pouting like a spoiled child.
    Sex and the City - that's the equivalent of pr0n for women. It paints members of the opposite sex not as normal human beings, but as lust objects, persons without backstories, or personalities, or independent feelings. They exist only from the moment to walk into the screen. And they only exist for their sole purpose, their personalities being reduced to that purpose - 'Mr. Big', 'Mr. thirty seconds', 'Mr such-and-such peculiar preference'.

    Just because women are a bit more refined and less direct doesn't make their 'pr0n' any more interesting:
    Busty shop clerk, enjoys doing men within twenty seconds of them walking into her shop.
    Adam, succesful fashion reporter, enjoys it in hip *frontroomcensorship* style.

    Not that I mind. I mean, fair enough and good for them. It's just that, SitC is best left for women to watch on their own, or with girlfriends. You can't win by watching it. Leave it to them
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    Casablanca, surely?

    Edit-Didn't notice the recent qualifier in the OP. Hmm. A Very Long Engagement is a charming film about the power of love, although I'm not sue I'd class it as a romance as such.
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    I would strongly recomend Becoming Jane.

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    Love Actually. I must've seen it at least 7 or 8 times and I still don't hate it. Quite the opposite.

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    Thought of another one. The **** of Monte Cristo. Definitely worth a watch.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Craterus View Post
    Thought of another one. The **** of Monte Cristo. Definitely worth a watch.
    I was going to watch that, but my schedule was just too tight. At the last second, I had to shaft it because of work. It's really a terrible plight when one is unable to go down [and find a movie] to fufill his girlfriend's wishes.
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    Gentleman, I salute you.

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    lol 8mm 2 lolololol
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