Again the day of love has arrived. It is Valentine's Day, and lovers give each other gifts and show their feelings.
It is the ideal date to see one of the many romantic movies that the cinema has left us.
Titanics, 1997
It could not be missed, and also in the first place. Many years have passed, but the tragic love story between Leonardo di Caprio and Kate Winslet it still keeps drawing many tears.
The Bridges of Madison, 1995
A delicate, subtle film that time does not pass for her. With two exceptional protagonists, Clint Eastwood and Meryl Streep, full of their papers.
The love story between a photographer and a housewife completely changes their lives.
Ghost, 1990
Although it is for many a film a little "pastelos", it is another important sample of romantic films in the history of cinema. A murdered character, played by Patrick Swayze, remains on Earth to save his partner (Demi Moore) from the many worldly dangers.
A walk to remember, 2002
It is the love story in which there are no prejudices or social labels. As if it were Romeo and Juliet, Landon (Shane West) is the classic high school “Casanova” who ends up falling in love with Jamie (Mandy Moore). Although she seemed not to be his type, he falls in love with her very much.
The movie is based on a Nicholas Sparks best seller, also author of the novels that inspired the romantic dramas "Message in a Bottle" (Message in a Bottle, 1999) and "Noa's Diary" (The Notebook, 2004).
Noa's diary, 2004
An unforgettable movie, with a wonderful story. The story begins in a nursing home, where a woman with Alzheimer's is visited by a man who claims to read Noa's diary. In that diary the boundless love for a certain Allie is told. However, that story is not made up, it is his own, that of both of us.
A very well-set movie, with great photography, impeccable performances and great anticipation about the ending.
Breakfast at diamonds, 1961
The couple formed by Holly (Audrey Hepburn) and Paul (George Peppard) are two lonely characters that seem selected by fate to understand each other, despite everything.
She is an actress in her early days, and he is an introverted writer who has come as a neighbor to Holly's block.
In 1961, the film had the Oscar for best song and five more nominations.
Brokenback Mountain, 2005
A film that invited us all to reflect. The love story between two boys throughout 1963. To keep their love for many years, they have to endure all kinds of social impediments.
Pearl Harbour, 2001
An American Air Force pilot, Rafe McCawley (Ben Affleck), falls in love with a beautiful nurse, Evelyn Stewart (Kate Beckinsale), which provides its services in the Navy. War will soon come between the lovers.
Pretty Woman, 1990
Another of the best known romantic films, a total success at the box office. Edward Lewis (Richard Gere) is a wealthy businessman who takes Vivian Ward (Julia Roberts) to his hotel one night, a naive and vulgar prostitute. But it is that innocence that ends up captivating Lewis.
Moulin Rouge, 2001
This well-known musical is based on "La traviata", Verdi's opera. In the plot, a writer named Christian falls in love with Moulin Rouge star Satine (Nicole Kidman).
Satine is at a crossroads, she has to choose between your commitment to a millionaire who will finance your work, or pure love that feels for the writer.
Four weddings and a funeral, 1994
Everything seems headed for what Charles (Hugh Grant), a handsome Englishman in love with an American beauty, Carrie (Andie McDowell) get together in all kinds of places. Their paths will cross on several occasions, especially at four weddings and a funeral. Which of those weddings is yours?
Roman holiday, 1953
Throughout a visit to Rome, the young princess Anne (AUdrey Hepburn) he is avoiding the protocol, in everything that is possible. In one of his escapades to know, under anonymity, the city, he will meet Joe (Gregory Peck)), an American journalist in search of an exclusive. He immediately realizes who the princess is, but he hides it to live unforgettable days in the eternal city.
The movie had three Oscars in 1953, for Best Actress, Original Plot and Costume.
Amelie, 2001
Amelie is a very peculiar girl. She has seen her father take care of a gnome in the garden, goldfish in the streets and her mother die in the Plaça de Notre Dame.
For help others, invent the craziest strategies. And soon after, Nino will appear in her life, who is as special and dreamy as she is.
Lost in translation, 2003
Bob Harris (Bill Murray) is a an American actor in decline. One day he accepts the offer to do a Japanese whiskey commercial in Tokyo. He goes through a crisis and occupies his hours in the hotel bar. It will be there where he makes contact with Charlotte, a young woman married to a photographer who has gone to Tokyo to do a report; but while he works, his wife is mortally bored.
Bob and Charlotte begin to share the emptiness in their lives. Little by little they become friends and, as they travel the city together, they begin to wondering if their friendship could be transformed into something more.
The city of stars, “La La Land”, 2017
We finish this list of 15 romantic movies to remember, with one that is still in theaters, in all theaters. With Damien Chapelle at the helm, this is a curious love story in which Mia, an aspiring actress, and Sebastian, a jazz pianist, discover love. And also that sometimes the combination of love and art can be a problem, an obstacle to tear down.
The movie is a delight that has 14 Oscar nominations, endowed with rhythm, a wonderful story and great musical strength.