Romance Films
| Women love romance. We can't help it. Even if some of us won't admit it, most wouldn't mind being swept off their feet and whisked away to a world where men are perfect, flowers are abundant, and chocolate supplies are endless (and calorie-free). Hollywood has been making a fortune off this female characteristic for years: if they can get our heart to race, we're hooked. Whether we're single or with someone, women love a good, old-fashioned, boy-meets-girl love story. But I'm not going to exclude men; there are tons of guys out there who've come across a romance film they like, so obviously there is a romance out there for everyone! Some may prefer the classics with suave, debonair actors such as Cary Grant in To Catch a Thief  |
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New Releases
Looking for a free night and a new movie to spend it with? Well, pop the corn and have a seat! These romance films have just been released on DVD.
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Starring Sandra Bullock and Ryan Reynolds In a topsy-turvy romantic comedy, Margaret Tate (Bullock) is at the height of career success when she is suddenly informed that she's being deported back to Canada. Then she comes up with a plan: marry the assistant (Reynolds) to get a Green Card. Seems like a piece of cake until she starts to actually fall for him. |
Starring Matthew McConaughey and Jennifer Garner Connor Mead (McConaughey) is a ruthless womanizer and dumps girlfriends whenever they fall in love with him. Since he's a photographer, he's always surrounded by beautiful women who want their pictures taken, oblivious that he'll break their hearts. But all of these girlfriends come back to haunt him and through this, Connor figures out that his true love was right under his nose. |
Starring Maya Rudolph and John Krasinski Away We Go is a grown-up, coming-of-age film directed by Sam Mendes. Burt and Verona are expecting, so they venture on a nationwide quest to find the perfect home base for their new family. Along they way, they run into family and friends who teach them the meaning of togetherness. |
Starring Jennifer Aniston and Ben Affleck He's Just Not That Into You is a romantic comedy about all the love clichés. How long should you wait to call after the first date? At what point in the relationship should you move in together? Is marriage really necessary? Complete with an all-star cast and good soundtrack, this film is sure to give you a good laugh. |
The Classics
Back when people like Audrey Hepburn and Clark Gable graced Hollywood with their presence, countless romance films were made. Usually doused in syrupy one-liners and melodramatic kissing scenes, these films seemed to maintain a very key element: charm. Charm, in any movie, is what helps it withstand the test of time. So, although most classic romance films
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Starring Clark Gable |
Starring Cary Grant |
Starring Audrey Hepburn |
Starring Humphrey Bogart |
Starring Gregory Peck |
Comedies
Love to laugh and swoon? Of course you do! That's why a romantic comedy is just what you need. Check out these funny favorites.
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Starring Renee Zellweger |
Starring Billy Crystal and Meg Ryan |
Starring Cary Elwes and Christopher Guest |
Starring Julia Roberts and Richard Gere |
Starring Adam Sandler and Drew Barrymore |
Musicals
Love to sing and dance? (Or at least watch others sing and dance?) Then sit back and enjoy these greats. You're sure to be entertained!
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Starring Nicole Kidman and Ewan McGregor |
Starring John Travolta and Olivia Newton-John |
Starring Patrick Swayze and Jennifer Grey |
Starring Julie Andrews and Christopher Plummer |
Starring Gene Kelly and Debbie Reynolds |
Period Pieces
Wish you lived in a different time? Then prepare to take a romantic journey with some of the best.
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Titanic |
Pride & Prejudice |
Starring Ralph Fiennes and Juliette Binoche |
Starring Rachel McAdams and Ryan Gosling |
Sense and Sensibility |
Other Favorites
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Related Guides
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External Links
- IMDB.com: An exhaustive database of information for film and TV.