Anonymous wrote:The bath tub was super sexy, but other than that, so much bad stuff happens.
In the same vein of sweeping sagas that have romance in them:
The Horse Whisperer
Dances With Wolves
Last of the Mohicans
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I’m now trying to think of any sweeping historical romance films that are good and I’m not thinking of any. I’m sure there must be some, I’m just drawing a blank.
From back in the day, Cold Mountain could be in this category.
Anonymous wrote:Ugh, Out of Africa is terrible.
The English Patient is fantastic!
Anonymous wrote:NOOOOOOOOOOO!
It’s a movie with multiple stories, each one going back in forth in time. All being told at the “same” time. I think it may have been a better movie if each story told separately and from start to finish until it ties together.
Anonymous wrote:I’m now trying to think of any sweeping historical romance films that are good and I’m not thinking of any. I’m sure there must be some, I’m just drawing a blank.
Anonymous wrote:It’s fantastic, I think it swept the Oscar’s.
Anonymous wrote:I agree with Elaine Benes. I remember hating this movie when it came out, because for one thing it glorifies and romanticizes cheating, which I generally hate. Also it’s a bit of a convoluted story.
A romantic, similar period drama movie I like but doesn’t get enough love is The Painted Veil with Ed Norton and Naomi Watts.
Anonymous wrote:The ultimate is Out of Africa.
I also liked the book and the movie Oscar and Lucinda.
Far and Away is a good cheesy one.
The Remains of the Day is a bawl fest.
Anne of Green Gables miniseries from 1985, the first 4 hours of the series, gets me every time.