51. P.S. I Love You (2007)
This tale about love, life and death follows Holly Kennedy played by Hilary Swank – who was left alone, literally, by her Irish hubby Gerry, played by Gerard Butler.
view “P.S. I Love You” trailer
52. The Wedding Singer (1998)
One of the best Adam Sandler movies that I’ve ever seen, “The Wedding Singer” follows the love story between Robbie Hart and Julia played by Drew Barrymore.
view “The Wedding Singer” trailer
53. Tristan and Isolde (2006)
This sweeping period piece stars Rufus Sewell who plays Lord Mark, while the title roles are taken by James Franco and Sophia Myles.
view “Tristan and Isolde” trailer
54. Sex and the City the Movie (2008)
In this movie adaptation of the hit HBO series “Sex and the City”, Sarah Jessica Parker and the rest of the cast all reprise their roles to relive the characters that we’ve loved over the years.
view “Sex and the City the Movie” trailer
55. Ever After (1998)
Drew Barrymore hardly ever plays in period films – but she fits the role perfectly despite her bubbly personality.
56. City of Angels (1998)
I know, I’ve probably watched this film a dozen times already – but I still get this warm and fuzzy feeling when seeing Meg Ryan and Nicholas Cage on screen together.
57. West Side Story (1961)
Most of us weren’t even born yet when this film was first shown on the big screen – so thank goodness for DVD’s and cable reruns.
view “West Side Story” trailer
58. If Only (2004)
“If Only”, a tale about a young singer songwriter who already built a life with her beau may have you confused – but the story works itself out in the end.
59. Across the Universe (2007)
The one song that I can’t forget about this movie is TV Carpio’s version of “I Wanna Hold Your Hand” where she’s portrayed as a lovesick cheerleader.
view “Across the Universe” trailer
60. Mamma Mia! (2008)
Variety.com may call it a “predictably glossy” screen adaptation of an Abba-scored musical, but let’s face it.
So … What did I miss ?
My absolute favorites are Moulin Rouge and Gone with the wind.
They have interesting stories, fantastic actors and both are incredibly romantic. Do you believe in love, friendship and freedom? :)
Hey Estonian,
I have to be honest here, I’m not a big fan of musicals at all – generally I can’t sit through them without using my cell as an escape. But I must say that I really did enjoy Moulin rouge.. it was pretty and sweet :D
and umm yes I guess, I do believe in love, friendship and freedom!
No The Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind??? Against All Odds? Sad,
My favorites are never been kissed ,a walk to remember and titanic.
I love all three of them Gracie.. brilliant movies.
hey you had forgotten a romanctic movie is like a cinderella story is called the first daughter 2004 is a very passionate movie well very roamantic and chick flick too.
hey mirna,
though i enjoyed katie holmes in the movie, i didn’t really enjoy the movie too much. Apart from being very predictable, it was also lacking cohesiveness – then again that’s just my opinion!
the cinderella story is nice. but the first daughter is extremely boring and predictable!!
I agree chapz.. even i dont mind cinderella story.
Other good ones that I keep watching over and over are
1.Silk ( Kiera Knightley)
2.Pride and Prejudice ( Kiera Knightley)
Hey ML,
Though I like the movie, but the book Pride & Prejudice is just SOOO much better! *dreams of her own Mr. Darcy*
Titanic!!!!!!
Wtfuuuuuuuuuck !!!!!!!
No is a love history
the number one really are
and are the best love movie in the world
but titanic,wall e or grease
mennnnnn that sucks !
Hey Daniel,
you really think that Titanic is NOT a great romantic movie!? I do agree about Wall-E being a debatable choice, but Titanic and Grease are classics that I think really do belong here on the list.
You should try watching non-hollywood romance movies or other films in general. They deliever so much more.
Hey Anon,
That is an interesting point you have. Do you have any suggestions??
I love Titanic. It changed my life forever. Never had I seen such romance…Titanic sank into my heart. :)
haha 5ecr3t5 (wow that’s complicated!), that’s funny!
Why is the notebook numer 1 again??????lol
How to lose a guy in 10 days-REALLY FUNNY TO ME!lol, not that funny, but it’s kinda funny that its number 10
Hey, who likes the notebook? I mean it’s ok-but I so think Titanic should be number 1. Avatar kicked titanics butt for the highest grossing film-why can’t titanic kick someone else off the leader board????
Hey 5ecr3t5,
I think that though The Notebook is nowhere as grand a production or as dramatic as the Titanic, as a love story, it definitely is better than that of Jack & Rose!
Hi Sheila,
actually I have to agree with you!SOZ :)
walk to remember good movie sorta like the notebook!!
i love watching notting movie. sonice movie. it touch my heart
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Well Pride and Prejudice is just my favourite :o
Even though they never kiss or anything in the 2005 movie, I still kinda like it because of Mathew Macfadyen as Mr.Darcy.
I went through your list and I can’t remember if you put it there XD hehe, so sorry if you have.
Great list anyhow, though Sweet Home Alabama is one of the most horrible movies I’ve seen ! It was just weird, predictable and… I didn’t like it at all.
Haha, thanks anyway :D
Omg Juni,
Can’t believe we missed The Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind! That was one amazing movie. I’m gonna make sure we put that on the list. Thanks for pointing it out :)