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“my love, my bride” is a remake of the 1990 film of the same name which starred actor park joong hoon and the deceased choi jin shil .
korean sales agent 9ers entertainment has added three new titles to their cannes slate including a remake of lee myung - se’s seminal 1990 romantic comedy my love my bride .
exclusive: korean sales agent picks up my love my bride remake, the deal and cart (working title) [ pictured ] .
' my love, my bride' is a remake of the 1990 film of the same title and portrays the realistic story of a newlywed couple. seo kang jun joins jo jung suk, shin min ah, yoon jung hee, ra mi ran, yoo ha joon, lee si un, and seo shin ae in the film .
very funny! main leads from oh my ghostess & oh my venus. . fighting !
on september 1, shin min ah and jo jung suk held a press conference at the cgv theater in apgujeong for their movie “my love, my bride, ” and a scene from the movie came out on mbc’s “section tv entertainment relay. ”
i love u so much shin mi ah. i' ve seen my girlfriend is gumiho its so nice. & i fall in love with u. i wish i could make u my princess! !: )
this film is number 50 on bravo' s
100 funniest movies
and number 88 on the american film institute' s (afi) listing the 100 greatest film love stories of all time .
filming for movie
my love, my bride
began february 22, 2014 at an art academy in bucheon, south korea. the first scene filmed involved mi - young (shin min - a) and jae - kyung (seo shin - ae) having an argument .
love story is as much about the love between a couple as it is about familial relationships. it' s conditional versus unconditional love .
love means never having to say you' re sorry .
ed. stephen c. behrendt (new york, 1990), p. 169. see also david j. skal ,
an officer and a gentleman was my favorite on this list. happy ending for one couple and the classic tragic ending with the other. casablanca is my next choice. i love movies .
i love, love, love this french movie, based in paris, with english subtitles. amelie breaks out of the mold of romantic movies and takes her bold personality to entertain us in her search for love .
oh my its not my birthday yet but thank you awcoconuts :). i love him, thank you
cunnning single lady .
btw... what the heck is he wearing ?
everything about the 1961 romantic movie breakfast at tiffany' s is beautiful. i love audrey hepburn' s portrayal of the effusive holly golightly. i love the beautiful music. i love the film' s setting in new york city. i even love tiffany' s jewelry !
and brittany murphy, it’s anything but an airhead. could we love this film anymore? as if! —megan farokhmanesh
romantics will love this story. people who love to travel will drool over the scenes of paris, including montmartre .
i love the movies p. s. i love you and message in a bottle. they touched my soul... even casablance, the notebook and many others are really good too .
you' ve got to love richard gere and julia roberts. in this first romantic movie pairing of the two actors (they later get together again in runaway bride), you' ll fall in love with the naïve prostitute, roberts' character vivian, and her hapless client, edward lewis, played by gere. released in 1990, pretty woman is now one of the highest grossing romantic movies ever .
i think
life is beautiful
is a world classic love story, showing the
power and endurance
of true love through adversity .
super hub. casablanca, titanic and officer & a gentleman get my top 3 vote .
what a terrific list. something for everyone. my personal favorites are love story and the notebook, simply because they are so relevant to my life. i was a college student in boston when it came out and was from southeastern massachusetts and very familiar with ri and families like jennifer' s. now in my 60' s and having been married to my h. s. sweetheart for 41 years, the notebook is easy to relate to .
( philadelphia, 1990), p. 127. for annotated lists of the more notable versions, see alan g. barbour ,
the frankenstein films ,
in radu florescu ,
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thank you keeley! i love both of those movies too. cheers, steph
i am happy to see my few listed here... casablanca, pretty woman, ghost .
the film is backed by little big pictures, jointly established by the korean film producers association with production houses including chungeorahm, filmmaker r & k and myung films .
oh yeah. you' ll have the time of your life watching this film .
,
my hideous progeny ,
p. 337. see also mellor, mary shelley, pp .
letters to juliet, p. s. i love you, becoming jane: p
good article. enjoyed reading it and the videos too. i love romantic movies .
titanic, the notebook, the proposal, and the twilight are my favorite movies. nice hub! thanks .
nice hub. this is a great list of romantic movies. notebook is by far my favorite romance movie .
good. i can erase his character from sly and single from my mind then. he' s cute .
( new york, 1950), pp. 79 - 81. my thanks to grant cerny for this example .
i like
the princess bride
and
the wedding singer
, and, not merely because it shows - up on every list, but
casablanca
really is a great film classic - but if you think
roman holiday
and
an affair to remember
are great romantic films, i' m hoping my suggestion for you will provide you a memorable night of wonderful movie watching .
i so love the
mannequin
in 1987. . you should see it guys. .
steph this is a fantastic hub! there are many here you listed that i haven' t seen. i love moulin rouge one of my all time favorite movies. voted up and pinned! take care, kelley
excellent list! many of the movies on your list were included in my hub, top ten romantic love movies. i like that you included many old classics and links to scenes from movies - - well done !
is the phrase mulvey uses for the
traditional exhibitionist role
given to women in film .
, trans. and ed. ben brewster [ berkeley, 1990 ], p. 20). as siegfried kracauer long ago noted, lumiere aimed to reproduce the world while melies sought to re - create it. see siegfried kracauer ,
i love, love, love this romantic movie. but, let me just say that moulin rouge! is not for everyone. the 2001 film is a dark musical, starring nicole kidman and ewan macgregor, set in the famous montmartre district of paris, france. the music and dancing are divine - - no wonder it was the first musical nominated for a best picture oscar in 22 years .
* from here to eternity - - the sizzling beach love making scene is worth it by itself .
it' s a good new! i love yoon jung hee so much. she' s beautiful and a great actress in my heart < 3 < 3 < 3 < 3 < 3 < 3 < 3 < 3 < 3
even though there was an original version of sabrina (with classic beauty audrey hepburn), i love the 1995 version of this film, starring harrison ford, julia ormond, and greg kinnear, even more .
the film begins with allie and noah as two lovers in the summer of 1940 in south carolina. they meet and fall in love, even though they run in different social circles. allie' s mother intervenes to interrupt the love affair and it seems that everything possible gets in the way of the lovers uniting .
try to watch even the trailer below without weeping. this romantic movie illustrates the essence of true love .
how could you forget
two for the road ?
audrey and albert. a real love story .
, p. 207). yet he startlingly resembles the figure of love that diotima describes. like love, a
great daemon
holding
an intermediate place between what is divine and what is mortal
(
when kaja silverman applies the linguistic concept of suture to film, she redefines suture in terms of interlocking shots .
, ed. betty t. bennett and charles e. robinson [ new york, 1990 ]). staged versions of the novel include at least one beautiful monster. in the royal ballet version, which premiered in london on 26 july 1985, the monster was represented by an ariel - like figure costumed and made up wholly in white. (my thanks to linda hughes for this information. )
bts’s “love yourself: tear” takes no. 9 on mid - 2018 list of top physical albums in united states
or demonstrates the ironizing power of the word, it cannot help but remind us of what film and film theory alike repeatedly privilege: the structure and sequence of images, which andre bazin calls
the language of cinema .
, the lord' s right to take his vassal' s bride on her wedding { 153 } night. whether or not this brutal custom was ever mentioned in the history course that the creature overheard felix giving to safie (see
shin min ah unie, you are so beautiful and be a independent woman. i like and you' re my idol. jesus bless u
i love comedy and romance combined. and, in my opinion, no film manages just the right balance of both better than when harry met sally. this romantic movie stars billy crystal and meg ryan as just friends who could... should? ... be more. spanning 20 years of friendship, will harry and sally ever end up as a couple ?
seo kang jun shared ,
since it' s my first movie, i am really nervous... it is really an honor to work with good sunbaenims and staff, and i am learning a lot. i will act to the best of my ability for the production .
of course, joe and the princess fall in love, but its not meant to be. or is it ?
you' ll see this theme in several other romantic movies produced years after an affair to remember. perhaps somewhat ironically, the movie itself is a remake of love affair, a 1939 film. an affair to remember often shows up on lists (like this one) of the most romantic movies of all time, according to the american film institute .
this film is unforgettable. one of meg ryan' s best performances in a romantic movie, and i really love nic cage' s vulnerability and emotion. if you haven' t seen this one - - it' s time .
you have included one of my favorite movies in your list of great love stories ,
the bridges of madison county
. have you ever watched
the thorn birds
? this movie stars richard chamberlain. he plays an ambitious priest who falls in love with a young lady named
meggie
. this film plays out in four parts. it seems that with every tragedy that happens within the mccleary family, father ralph grows more and more closer to meggie. great movie to watch. great hub .
sorry peeps if you don' t like my comment. i mean as a female (i' m a girl too) it would be our dream to work with handsome and cute guys. shin min ah, as someone who works in the industry for very long time, has worked with many handsome guys. that' s lucky in my book and not undeserving. i might have to rephrase it so people don' t misunderstood my intentions .
casablanca stars bogart and bergman, as well as other notables of mid - 20th century hollywood. the film places the lead character, rick blaine (bogart) in the quandary of choosing between his love interest and his moral and political beliefs .
the princess bride is the tale of buttercup, played by robin wright, who falls in love with the farmhand, westley, played by cary elwes. westley heads off to find fortune so that he can marry his beloved, but the ship is attacked by pirates and buttercup believes him to have died. years pass, and buttercup eventually decides to marry prince humperdinck .
. like the creature, porphyro addresses a sleeping lady with feelings of profound ambivalence, eager to awaken her - -
' and now, my love, my seraph fair, awake!'
- yet petrified when he succeeds :
her blue affrayed eyes wide open shone: / upon his knees he sank, pale as smooth - sculptured stone
( john keats ,
the eve of st. agnes ,
another great movie that you' ll want to see again (don' t tell me you' ve never seen the princess bride)! the 1987 film was produced by rob reiner and its story is rendered as a bedtime tale told by a grandfather, played by peter falk, to his grandson, played by fred savage. it' s hilariously funny and poignant .
such an act cannot be simply identified with male power. as silverman notes, a film such as rainer werner fassbinder' s
( new york, 1993), p. 138. even if we hold whale chiefly responsible for translating a multiauthored screenplay into the film we call his, the crucial scene in which the creature unintentionally drowns the child maria - - a scene that for at least one critic
utterly
shapes the meaning of the film as a whole film (dixon ,
the films of
no kidding, realhousewife! so many of these films are my favorite. you cannot go wrong! and yes, gone with the wind, for sure !
a walk to remember
is my all time favorite romance movie. i cry like a baby every time i watch it and it never gets old .
yess. i' m in love with him these days... those eyes. and he' s the same age as me. yay. plus shin mina is in the movie. . she' s like my female crush. definitely will look out for this movie .
this list collects every film from the starting list that became they shoot pictures don' t they' s 1000 greatest films. this…
clown around … bill skarsgård as pennywise in the 2017 film of stephen king’s it. photograph: brooke palmer / warner bros entertainment inc
the film is one of two backed by multi - platform content distributor cineguru / daoutech, inc. that 9ers has picked up .
i cite bazin precisely because he treated sound as an asset to film, unlike critics such as rudolf arnheim, who thought sound fundamentally alien to the art of manipulating silent images for expressive effect. see rudolf arnheim ,
the making of a film
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before i get to the best romantic film ever made; i love cary grant, but
an affair to remember
doesn' t hold a candle to his far superior romantic comedies
the awful truth
and
my favorite wife
and
bringing up baby
, and his less comedic
holiday
and
the philadelphia story
- and ,
talk of the town
is a now largely forgotten classic gem .
also ,
a walk in the clouds
is often times overlooked. . but has real depth of the power of true love .
since bazin, film theory has become more explicitly linguistic but no less committed to the principle that the language of cinema is fundamentally visual. when christian metz explains the semiotics of film, he treats its syntagmatic and paradigmatic axes as chains and stacks of images, not of words .
the twilight saga: eclipse brings the story of a woman, her vampire lover, and werewolf friend full circle, following new moon and breaking dawn. in the film (and the book), romantic tensions between human teen, vampire and werewolf love are on the rise !
). this overt fear of what a pair of monsters might beget suggests a deeper fear of what any woman could beget, and more specifically of what his own bride might generate. for this reason, the creature' s killing of elizabeth gratifies one of victor' s deepest wishes .
love story is the first romantic movie i recall seeing, and perhaps also the one with the longest lasting impression on me. starring ryan o' neal and ally mcgraw, it' s the tragic love story of a college couple in the 1960s from different backgrounds and social statuses .
this hub has been bookmarked under my favorite hubs because we share a taste for most of the same romantic films. some of my gender might call these
chik fliks
. these are the same ones who scoff at' chik lit'. some guys just don' t know what they are missing which is quite sad. thanks for the list .
that' s so great! ! and i have watched some of them, for sure, all of them are fantastic, and also, in my opinion, each one have their own style of the time, but they all have a pure love, witch can touch our heart most. sometimes, love isn' t complex, but only little people can reach that state. if you love someone, you will love all of him / her. maybe it' s a little irony that nowadays, people always yearn that pure love, however, our practical action is on the opposite: most of us are astricted by vanity, money, position and so on. although when we calm down and realized that we maybe are wrong, but we have to cause we are in a cruel world. those warm picture in the movie become a kind of drug that heal our broken soul .
by the end of the nineteenth century, then, film could actualize the vividly metamorphic nightmare that comes to victor right after he animates the creature .
, a film scripted by gene wilder, who also plays friedrich frankenstein, the eponymous hero. at the end of the film, madeline kahn' s elizabeth not only survives but also falls in love with the monster when he abducts her. lulled by her own mood music (she sings
ah! sweet mystery of life
) and enchanted by his charm as he suavely lights two cigarettes and gives her one (like paul henreid in
* gone with the wind - - probably the lushiest love story movie ever, and all within the context of the civil war raging around them .
9ers has another little big pictures title, mystery horror film mourning grave, in cannes along with others including romantic dramas santa barbara and her lovely heels .
this classic romantic movie released in 1957 is the inspiration behind many more recent love story films. an affair to remember stars cary grant and deborah kerr as a couple who falls in love and promises to meet at the empire state building in 6 months, provided that each of them manages to ditch their current significant others .
nevertheless, the visual medium of film highlights something at once crucial to the novel and virtually invisible to the reader: the repulsiveness of the creature' s appearance .
according to chatman, one of the many differences between fiction and film is that while fictional narratives may operate from a generalized perspective, film is always shot from a specific point of view - - the viewpoint of the camera. see chatman ,
what novels can do that films can' t (and vice versa )
the film, directed by lim chan - sang (the president’s barber), began shooting in february and will be released in the latter half of this year .
two of my favourite romantic movies are
message in a bottle
and
gladiator .
in
message
, the soundtrack, paul newman' s role, the spectacular ocean scenery, the dialogue, kevin costner, robin wright penn - - - all combine to create an incredible romantic movie. along with its tight plot and great costumes ,
gladiator
has so many, intriguing love triangles, of which russell crowe' s is the most poignant and which conveys the depth of a love which transcends death .
pictures, we are told, are typically feminine objects consumed by the male gaze. yet if a monster seems the very antithesis of a beautiful woman - - whether da vinci' s gioconda or victor' s doomed bride - - he can nonetheless signify the feminine because he, like women, deviates from the normative male form .
great list! i love an affair to remember and when harry met sally. i think you' ve got mail would be a good addition to the list .
currently in pre - production, the film will be son young - ho’s feature debut. the deal is a story of two men driven by rage and vengeance after a serial killer takes away the woman they both love – the younger sister to one, a veteran cop, and the wife to the other, a previously ordinary guy .
moulin rouge is my all time favorite movie! never gets old. i strongly disagree with twilight being on this list though. i dont believe that it comes close to classics like casa blanca and dirty dancing .
in film theory, as in mary shelley' s novel, the idea of artificial reproduction has sometimes excited alarm. in 1933, arnheim wrote that films were already approaching the
dangerous goal
of manufacturing
an image... which is astoundingly like some natural object
( arnheim ,
the complete film ,
[ selection from
the 1997 film is based on the true story of the sinking of the
unsinkable
titanic in 1912. a beautiful young upperclass woman, rose, falls in love with a lower - class man, jack, who clearly has more time to think about, sketch, and woo her than her self - absorbed fiancé. after he rescues rose from a near suicide attempt, the two fall quickly and madly in love. when jack is framed for burglary, he is locked in the basement of the ship .
we' re talking about the movie, not the more recent television series. 10 things i hate about you is a teen film set in seattle, washington, and starring the late heath ledger and julia stiles. loosely based on shakespeare' s the taming of the shrew, romantics will love the tension between stiles as kat, ledger as patrick, the frustration of their personalities, and overbearing parents who just don' t understand. the plot twists and turns as jilted love interests and double date arrangements complicate matters .
great list! i' ve seen most of them - amelie is my favorite - and i loved dirty dancing, an officer and a gentleman... oh what about gone with the wind? rhett and scarlett ?
both victor and the creature link themselves to milton' s satan. the creature identifies himself with
' the fallen angel'
and deliberately echoes his words (
' evil thenceforth became my good'
) (
each year, studios release a good half dozen films about love and romance. but really, most of them are trite and predictable. if you want to see one of the best romantic movies, you need a reliable list of those that have stood the test of time, or are simply unique love stories you' ll enjoy again and again .
we can be led to imagine a three - dimensional object, she says, by the description of something transparent - - like film or water - - passing over something solid .
ledger shines as the male lead, which is particularly sad given his early death a few years ago. you' ll love his serenade, a clip of which is shown below
we' ll start with what i think is the best romantic movie of my lifetime. not only are leonardo dicaprio and kate winslet perfectly cast as star - crossed lovers in titanic, but the amazing soundtrack is a classic .
just the right balance of humor is included in this mostly sad and very romantic film. wonderful soundtrack. swayze is oh - so - hot - - even as a dead guy .
to learn why academic critics may need film to help answer the questions i have posed, consider two recent essays that both set out to explain the monster in terms of his body .
). like love, too, the creature is
for ever poor, ... squalid ,
and
homeless... . ever the companion of want
(
)? whatever the answer to these questions, the creature' s
burning passion
is much closer to socrates' conception of love than to victor' s egotism. while victor spurns companionship in his quest for scientific glory, the monster' s whole story - - right up to its final words - - aims to show that life is unbearable without love .
that picture is a disaster! he' s so pretty, and those clothes and the flatness the picture (and the photoshop ?) are doing him no favors. i think my grandmother used to wear a shirt like that .
but the crucial point is that while bazin welcomed sound to the world of film, it did nothing at all to change his concept of the language of cinema, which remained purely visual .
7 (autumn 1980): 132 - 33. paradoxically, however, film versions of a novel told from the viewpoint of a single character are almost never consistently shot from that viewpoint .
this is a great article and i must say that the topic which you have shared is really unique and interesting. from all these romantic movies which you have discussed, i love titanic .
sleepless in seattle, the notebook, pretty woman... all great choices. i love reading top movie hubs. must admit city of angels makes me cry every time as well !
there' s also the oscar record setting
it happened one night
, the sweepingly moody
the ghost and mrs. muir
( i think there may not be anyone who ever looked more lovely on film than gene tierney in this movie - the lighting, her age, whatever it was, she' s stunning to look at like in no other movie she' s in) and the simply edge of your seat entertaining
here comes mr. jordan
. and if you prefer a more contemporary, color love story ,
two for the road
will stay with you for days - weeks. and if you want an ever newer film -
stanley and iris
is beautiful in it' s simplicity, a beautiful love story .
ormond' s character sabrina is a beautiful young woman who has grown from an ugly duckling into a stunning catch. she has been in love with kinnear' s character, david larrabee, for years. finally, he is showing some interest. but ford plays the older brother, linus, who is out to protect sabrina, and just possibly falling in love with her himself ?
beautiful audrey hepburn pairs with gregory peck in this classic 1953 romantic movie. roman holiday consistently finds itself in top romantic film lists, and hepburn won the academy award for best actress in 1953 .
a movie which is among my favourite romantic comedies is
hitch
with will smith and eva mendes and kevin james; it' s so funny and so - o - o romantic, with a great wedding dance scene during the credits .
; see also pp. 50 - 53). twitchell' s argument is plausible as far as it goes, but does not - - in my judgement - - reckon sufficiently with victor' s misogyny and the monster' s desires .
moulin rouge! is based on the opera, la traviata. a young poet, christian, falls in love with a terminally ill star, satine, who is a cabaret actress and courtesan .
as soon as jo jung suk stated, “i changed my underwear a number of times, ” shin min ah added, “every time we did a cut, he would say that he would go change his underwear, ” causing laughter between them .
my favourite romantic movie is somewhere in time (1984)... it' s the only one that i' ve seen more than three times (i think eight :) )). great list otherwise, thank you for sharing !
an elegant weather reporter on tv and a foul - mouthed boozer off, hyun - woo juggles three relationships with three men of different personalities. this is the
love story
of her life .
the story is based in my home state of washington, in the pacific northwest. the chemistry between gere and debra winger is more than convincing. add an amazing soundtrack, and you have yet another romantic movie from the 1980s that tops the chart .
at the moment of animation, victor' s admiration for the beauty of the creature' s inert form dissolves .
the beauty of the dream vanished ,
{ 141 } he says ,
and breathless horror and disgust filled my heart
(
). in branagh' s film, the close - up of his peering face combines the spectacle of his mutilated features with the complex expression of his desire to see and his fear of being seen .
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it was a portrait of a most lovely woman. in spite of my malignity, it softened and attracted me. for a few moments i gazed with delight on her dark eyes, fringed by deep lashes, and her lovely lips; but presently my rage returned: i remembered that i was forever deprived of the delights that such beautiful creatures could bestow; and that she whose resemblance i contemplated would, in regarding me, have changed that air of divine benignity to one expressive of disgust and affright. [
skj really stood out in after school: lucky or not. my first catch of him in the rise. he was meant for more challenging roles. he' s got a good luck charm to be accepted for sly and single again and now a movie .
to realize that both these formulations could apply just as well to silent as to talking films is to see how tenaciously the image dominates film theory and criticism. seventy years of sound have not really loosened its grip .
some of the funniest lines and scenes ever in a romantic movie are included. who can forget the scene when sally convinces harry that he' s probably not that good in bed? i saw this movie when it came out in 1989. with my mother. oh yeah !
young - min and mi - yeong are college sweethearts who naively believe that their love will remain unchanged forever at the time of their wedding. but their married life gets off to a rocky... see full summary »
our list ranges in date from 1934’s it happened one night to 2012’s silver linings playbook, covering every decade in between. we only included films where the romance was central to the plot and that we felt were truly funny—whether the dark comedy of harold and maude or the slapstick of the princess bride. that means that some classic romances like an affair to remember and some gut - busting comedies like bridesmaids got left off (but you should watch them both anyway) .
i don' t know if i' ve ever cried harder during a romantic movie than when i saw the bridges of madison county. the 1995 film was directed by and stars clint eastwood, with meryl streep playing the female lead .
9ers’ third recent pick - up is cart (working title), produced by powerhouse myung films (architecture 101). directed by boo ji - young (sisters on the road), the film is currently in post - production .
i' m lucky that my fiancé was never much of a movie watcher and hasn' t seen many of the classics, so i get to see them again for the first time through her eyes... the only clark gable she ever saw was gwtw a couple of years back with me, so last night we snuggled, after some lasanga and pizza, in bed and watched, for her the first time, it happened one night. of course she loved it. i had forgotten how much of clark' s technique i myself absorbed while watching such films in my teenage years .
is one of those smart comedies that seems to effortlessly balance complex, often serious themes of romantic attraction, self - esteem, intelligence and the art of conversation with hilarious pratfalls, physical comedy and sight gags. even iconic film critics gene siskel and
brilliant list, haven' t seen all... but i have been a great fan of - a roman holiday and the proposal (sandra bullocks was amazing) my other favorites include: sweet home alabama, letters to juliet and much more. looking forward to watching the remaining ones from your list .
seo kang joon = my new crush. he' s so adorable! (in anything he wears) i looooove after school luck or not. it' s so random and hilarious! i recommend it for anyone who is a fan and loves strange, short shows with cute boys and lots of heart .
it stars patrick swayze! it' s a romantic movie! it' s a musical! it' s teen love and angst on the shores of a summer time lake! wait a minute... you had me at patrick swayze .
. william veeder treats plato as one of several sources for mary' s views on androgyny, a topic central to aristophanes' definition of love in the dialogue and to mary' s critique of the isolated, self - absorbed masculine ego. see
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). waldman' s language recalls the machinery of theater even as it adumbrates the spectacles of film. in the first part of the eighteenth century, thunder effects devised by the playwright john dennis were, he testily charged, promptly stolen for a production of
eventually seth learns that there is a way that he can be with maggie, through the process of
failing .
he decides to become mortal to truly experience maggie and her love, and they finally end up together. but, for how long ?
). this passionate embrace of her dead body marks the very first time he is said to touch her at all, but it vividly recalls the nightmare in which he embraces an elizabeth who turns into his mother' s corpse. just as the monster' s murder of elizabeth reenacts victor' s dismemberment of the monster' s mate, victor' s embrace of his dead bride reenacts the dream, which itself reveals victor' s oedipal obsession with his dead mother, his inability to transfer his desires to any other woman .
and meg ryan) unknowingly fall in love with each other via an email relationship and humorously deal with a number of common online dating issues. and come on, it is kind of adorable to see hanks and ryan get so excited over aol mail. —anita george
the actor' s agency fantagio confirmed his casting in the film on april 16. seo kang jun will play the role of a flower boy (' king car') teacher jun su who is mi young' s (shin min ah) art academy hoobae .
the 1942 film casablanca is so well - known and popular that it' s not only one of the 25 best romantic movies, but it' s also regarded as one of the best films ever. winning the academy award for best picture was only the beginning .
( 1950) - - has been plausibly read as an allegory of how the word contests the power of the cinematic image. but whether or not this film ultimately
confirms the triumph of the female image ,
as w. j. t. mitchell suggests ,
date night doesn’t need to mean a formulaic chick - flick that’s going to have one - half of the couple squirming and checking baseball updates on his phone. every year, the romantic comedy genre continues to produce some hilarious and original odes to love for all tastes .
recruited adam sandler, of all people, to star in his offbeat romantic comedy about a emotionally immature businessman prone to explosive fits of rage. he meets a kindred spirit in emily watson, leading the two to proclaim same rather curious declarations of love. the power of
young - min and mi - yeong are college sweethearts who naively believe that their love will remain unchanged forever at the time of their wedding. but their married life gets off to a rocky start when mi - yeong locks young - min out of the bedroom on their honeymoon
titanic is a such romantic movie that leaves an unforgetable impression on your mind. portrayal of love birds in the movie is highly fantastic. both have become living legend. god bless them. hope both would be paired in some movie to entertain their well wishers. thanks .
i' m sure some people will disagree with my choice of the wedding singer as one of the 25 best romantic movies. after all, adam sandler isn' t exactly an academy award winning actor. but, don' t let that deter you from enjoying this entertaining and fun romantic comedy that also includes drew barrymore as the female lead .
is a story with true ’90s flair. alicia silverstone stars as the pretty and popular cher, a privileged valley girl with a penchant for matchmaking. while she cruises potential boyfriends for her girlfriends, she struggles to figure out her relationships. the film is a charming, modern take on
dirty dancing is a classic, fun film for dancing enthusiasts (dancing with the stars has nothing on these guys). starring swayze as johnny and jennifer gray as baby, the story unfolds with baby asking johnny to teach her how to dance sexy like other staff members at the resort .
). but branagh' s victor is also horrified by the sheer ugliness of the creature, by the barbed - wire stitches that harrow his body and distend his face. the stitching of the creature - - nowhere explicitly mentioned in mary shelley' s text - - originates in film with
young - min and mi - young are a young couple who get married after graduating from college. following the honeymoon period, they begin to bicker with each other. as they struggle to make their marriage work, young - min and mi - young gradually understand what love really is .
maine’s largest city, portland, is where king was born and where beverly is headed at the end of the film of it. an old port town with period architecture and a revamped waterfront, it’s a lively place. it also boasts one of the best comic book stores in the world ,
the taking, i submit, is sexual as well as murderous - - a tortured expression of the monster' s hitherto frustrated desire. just after victor destroys the mate - to - be before the eyes of the monster and swears never to create one, the monster says ,
you are my creator, but i am your master - - obey !
(
city of angels is a romantic movie, released in 1998, that could be described as the opposite of ghost. seth is an angel, played by nicholas cage, who falls in love with a living human being - - a heart surgeon named maggie, who is played by meg ryan .
the third movie in the twilight saga: eclipse was released in 2010. fans of the book trilogy love the movies just as much, which star the beautiful young adult actors kristen stewart, robert pattinson, and taylor lautner (they play, respectively, characters bella, edward, and jacob) .
more romantic comedy than any other movie on this list so far, the proposal stars sandra bullock, ryan reynolds, and betty white. the hilarious film is a must - see, especially for fun and a change of pace. reynolds as andrew paxton stars as the male secretary to bullock as margaret tate .
, p. 53). in the film, however, it is her death that makes him resolve
to fight... death itself ,
and even though his project goes catastrophically awry, the monster' s murder of elizabeth reanimates this urge (
s ,
p. 45) .
offer to academic critics of the novel? can they be anything more than vulgarizations or travesties of the original? to answer these questions in anything but the negative, we must consider what film can tell us - - or show us - - about the role of the visual in the life of the monster represented by the text. if film versions of the novel ignore or elide the inner life of the monster, they nonetheless foreground for the viewer precisely what the novel largely hides from the reader. by forcing us to face the monster' s physical repulsiveness, which he can never deny or escape and which aborts his every hope of gaining
as james whale' s version because he directed it. but the genesis of this film exemplifies the way filmmaking disperses the notion of authorship - - a topic i cannot adequately explore in this essay. based on an americanized version of peggy webling' s 1927 london stage play of the novel, the screenplay for the 1931
the innkeeper she meets, declan, is also a taxi driver. they fight and argue most of the way across ireland, while falling in love with each other. will anna figure out that her boyfriend is self - absorbed and will never be the husband she deserves? will declan accept anna again after her rejection ?
few would probably agree with me, but the second version of a star is born with judy garland, has to count as a great love story. both leading characters were willing to make sacrifices for the benefit of the other. i will admit i am prejudice. i like almost everything in which judy garland performed .
i can' t believe there is no mention of
somewhere in time
with christopher reeve and jane seymour. it easily beats out half the films on your list. i had 2 girl friends who couldn' t get enough of that film... the story. . the music... son enchanting .
{ 145 } let us return, then, to the question posed by peter brooks' s essay :
what is a monster ?
unlike brooks' s linguistic response, the answer one might expect from film is that a monster is someone visibly deformed, hideous to behold. yet karloff' s monster in the whale
, and what the monster says to victor reflects - - in part by a kind of desperate inversion - - something of what socrates says he has learned from diotima about love. when the monster tells victor that he must have a female
of the same species, and... the same defects
as himself (
, where the creature' s face and body appear discreetly sutured. but the body of de niro' s creature in branagh' s film is vividly, cruelly stitched, and thus reminds us that mary shelley' s creature was precisely not a reanimated corpse - - something victor had so far found
impossible
to produce (
while none of these faces resembles the one that pierce made for karloff, karloff' s creature - - in one of the many notable departures from mary shelley' s text - - gets a brain explicitly labelled
abnormal .
in waldman' s words from the film, it is
the abnormal brain of the typical criminal ,
marked by
distinct degeneration of the frontal lobes .
the film thus tries to ensure that the inner self or
essential being
of the monstrous - looking creature will likewise be monstrous, will validate the simplest notion of what a monster is: one whose malformed body proclaims the viciousness of his or her soul .
above all, branagh' s { 155 } film evokes the oedipal conflict between victor and his creature. in fighting over the reanimated body of elizabeth, they remind us that mary shelley' s elizabeth was chosen by victor' s dying mother to be not only his mate but her successor as mother to the frankenstein family (see
so without further ado, my list of the top dozen best romantic movies of all time are, and quite different from you and others, not rated from s # 1 on up. they are given equal weighting, because trying to say this movie is # 3 but this one is # 7 is just beyond subjective. agt least this way, you can simply either agree or disagree with the overall choices .
at the same time, the passage encapsulates the greatest of all ironies in the novel, the fact that victor' s ambition to create and renew life leads only to death. we will shortly see how branagh' s film intensifies this irony by pursuing some of the implications of the nightmare - - even while eliding the nightmare itself .
( 1981), the
final girl
- - a would - be victim who survives to take revenge on a murderous male - - finally assumes the gaze ,
making a spectacle of the killer and a spectator of herself
( carol j. clover ,
her body, himself: gender in the slasher film ,
the movie begins with christian presenting a new play to satine, who has mistaken him for a new client, the duke of monroth, promising investment in the cabaret. satine begins seducing christian, but things get a little interesting when the duke shows up. yet now, she is falling in love with christian as her health is failing .
i love the classic lines, the beautiful costumes, and the transformation of vivian from streetwalker to the gorgeous woman she is. if there' s one scene you' ll enjoy, it' s the one of her telling the retail storekeeper that it' s too bad she was so rude to her earlier since she works on commission.
my love , my bride is a 1990 south korean romantic comedy film directed by lee myung-se . choi jin-sil won best new actress from the grand bell awards for her role . 
my love, my bride is a 1990 south korean romantic comedy film directed by lee myung-se. choi jin-sil won best new actress from the grand bell awards for her role.
my love, my bride is a 1990 south korean romantic comedy film directed by lee myung-se. choi jin-sil won best new actress from the grand bell awards for her role.