Calling all romantics: Best show/ movie moments

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Mr. and Mrs. Smith, particularly in the scene in which Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie literally destroy their damn house fighting and making love.

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Jim and Pam- hard to choose which one.

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Little Women 1993 with Winona - Laurie/Jo kiss, Laurie/Amy kiss, Jo/Prof Bhaer kiss under the umbrella

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Anonymous wrote:The scene in Love Actually when Colin Firth's character (Jamie) proposes, in very bad Portuguese, to Aurelia, who answers in broken English.

The scene in Sense and Sensibility when Edward finally visits Elinor at the cottage and the ladies learn that he hasn't married Miss Lisa Steele after all.

To the bold: Yep yep yep yep yep This is the one

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Totally obscure, but just in case someone else out there loves the brief but delightful series "Galavant":

"Put. Down. That. Cat."

Never has a nutty comedy made me root for a couple as hard as I always root for Richard and Roberta. In fact, no drama or romance or supposedly highbrow show has made me root for a couple as hard as I do for this one in the goofy comedy. Now streaming on Hulu, folks. Time to re-watch....

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Jamie decides to share (and act out) a detailed sexual fantasy with Claire.

"I shall take you on my knee and kiss ya," he says. "Then I shall lay you down, twist your hair up in my hand, taste your mouth..."

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Flashdance-
- The scene when Jennifer Beals and her love interest are at dinner, and she is seductively eating the lobster.
- The scene at rbe rnd ehen she nailed the dance audition and ran into his arms.

Sound Of Music
Gone With The Wind
Top Gun
Pretty Woman
Bridges of madison county
Splendor in the grass

Officer And Gentleman-
Gere goes into the factory and carries out Debra Winger.

Say Anything-
- The scene where Cusack is outside her window playing the boom box

16 Candles-
- Jake and Ringwald kissing over the birthday cake

Witness-
- Bfird and McGillis slow dance / kiss in the barn

[Anonymous]

bridget jones diary - Colin firth leaving "no, just the way you are"

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Dirty Dancing--where Baby says she's afraid of walking out that door and never feeling that way about anyone (and the aftermath). And then when she nails the lift at the end

[Anonymous]

In the notebook when he says “if you’re a bird, I’m a bird.”

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Anonymous wrote:Flashdance-
- The scene when Jennifer Beals and her love interest are at dinner, and she is seductively eating the lobster.
- The scene at rbe rnd ehen she nailed the dance audition and ran into his arms.

Sound Of Music
Gone With The Wind
Top Gun
Pretty Woman
Bridges of madison county
Splendor in the grass

Officer And Gentleman-
Gere goes into the factory and carries out Debra Winger.

Say Anything-
- The scene where Cusack is outside her window playing the boom box

16 Candles-
- Jake and Ringwald kissing over the birthday cake

Witness-
- Bfird and McGillis slow dance / kiss in the barn

I can relate to all of those but especially Witness, my favorite movie ever, loved the barn scene but also this:

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Anonymous wrote:bridget jones diary - Colin firth leaving "no, just the way you are"

This is a good one.

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Anonymous wrote:Patrick’s Simply the Best scene on Schitt’s Creek

David's "olive branch" lip synching it too. And Patrick's proposal. They're one of the best TV couples.

I love the end of When Harry Met Sally

[Anonymous]

basically any Outlander scene with Jamie and Claire. Even in front of the fireplace at Castle Leoch when they've just met is steamy.

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I wonder if the people who are drawn to post on a romance thread and the people who are fans of the silly comedy-mystery "Psych" intersect at all. I find it can be one of the most romantic shows ever, but then, I love the characters and watching crazy people fall into devoted love is somehow doubly romantic.

Best romantic moment is a wordless one: A handwritten note, pressed up against the glass that separates a very strait-laced and uptight cop from the genuinely guilty woman he's just arrested, whom he's visiting in jail. They've spent a total of maybe two hours together, counting the arrest. His note says:

"I will wait for you these six to eighteen months. See you next Wednesday."

It's not some outsized declaration of love or hot moment of passion or huge gesture, but it's a perfectly in-character moment of complete, irreversible dedication.