If you’re looking for a fun, romantic movie to watch with your family, your friends, or your valentine, check out a few of my favorites!
2/13/2012
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You've made some great selections. We actually have something in common. Some of those movies are my favorites, too. By the way, Happy Valentines day to you, too.
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Thanks, Dee! It's always fun to connect with people who have similar tastes, isn't it? Glad you stopped by. I'll check out your blog!
You are a "true historic." Mine are from the 80's on up :)
Lol, Lori! I could have put Top Gun on there to cover the 80s! :)
I loved Top Gun. What about The Thorn Birds. Remember that? Huge romantic saga! My husband says Against All Odds.
Oh, I have seen every one of these and love all of them except for two. I wasn't really crazy about Bringing Up Baby. I think I like Cary Grant more when he plays serious roles. The Young Victoria is the other one. I liked it pretty well, but don't think I would put it on my "love" list. I have only seen it once, so might change my mind if I see it again. I did love the A&E mini-series called Victoria and Albert starring Victoria Hamilton (Mrs. Forster in P&P 1995; Henrietta Musgrove in Persuasion 1995) and Jonathan Firth (brother of Colin Firth). That is a wonderful series! Here's the most important question, Anne. Have you seen BBC's North and South based on the book by Elizabeth Gaskell? If you haven't it's a must. You will never think of cotton mills and train stations the same again. I think that film has the most romantic film kiss ever! Sigh!
Hey Sylvia! Good to know we have similar tastes in movies! I confess I have not yet seen North and South, but it is on my list of BBC movies to buy. Guess I need to make that happen!
I confess I do love a screwball romantic comedy--especially with Cary Grant. I could watch him read the phone book and be happy! Maybe it's my love of history that pulls me to The Young Victoria. Whatever it is, I thought the movie extremely romantic. And I can't believe I forgot to put on that list another of my favorites--Casablanca! Such a tribute to sacrificial love.
Hi Anne! Sylvia told me you were hosting a wonderful post about movies and so I came by to second her suggestion that you watch North&South!! I'd never even heard of it till dear readers like Sylvia told me about Johnny and Margaret and - OH MY! It is now at the top of my favorite movies of all time list and I'm afraid it shall never be bumped:) Bless you - and happy viewing!
Thanks, Laura. I'll definitely be getting North and South with such a high recommendation as "at the top of my favorite movies of all time list and I'm afraid it shall never be bumped." Wow!
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