Starring Tom Hanks and Maggie Lane
"This movie makes us believe even more in the magic of love, that we all have different destinies, and that the paths of those who love each other will converge." lives are going to cross paths."
2. Titanic (1997)
Starring Leonardo DiCapuglio and Kate Wensley
"Everyone dreams of that perfect love, of experiencing that flash of spark. And the scene in the movie of the older couple lying in bed together, holding each other's hands, calmly waiting to die, just moved me to death."
3. Gone with the Wind (1939)
Starring Clark Gable and Vivien Leigh "
Every woman wants to be Houska, always surrounded by a whole bunch of men, and Clark Gable is every woman's dream man."
4. Casablanca (1942)
Starring Humphrey Bogart and Ingrid Bergman
"The tragedy of the whole movie, the extreme drama, Ingrid Bergman's mournful eyes and impeccable face, is simply heartbreaking."
5. Pretty Woman (1990)
Starring Richard Gere and Julia Roberts "Everyone is an uncut jade, all we need is to find the right person to carve us and turn us into real sparkling diamonds. This movie gives us hope to find the ideal person we have in mind."
6. When Harry Met Sally (1989)
Starring Bill Cristol and Maggie Lane
"The most memorable part of this movie is on New Year's Eve when, as the crowd is engrossed in celebrating the new year, Bill Cristol runs towards Maggie Lane's place. What he says is even better: 'When you finally realize you've fallen in love with someone, you don't want to live another minute without her.'"
7. Ghost in the Shell (1990)
Starring Patrick Swayze and Demi Moore
"True love never dies."
8. This is a Memory (1957)
Starring Cary Grant and Debra Cole
"I can't stop myself from tearing up every time I see Cary Grant learn the reason why Debra Cole didn't meet him on the roof of the Empire State Building, it's just so touching! "
9. Romeo and Juliet (1968, 1996)
Starring Leonardo Whiting and Olivia Hussey
(1968 version); Leonardo DiCapuglio and Claire Danes (1996 version) "It's hard to put this movie into words. It doesn't matter if you know the end from the beginning."
10. City of Angels (1998) starring Nicolas Cage and Maggie Lane
"It's so moving that someone would give up the chance of eternal life for love."
11. Online Love Affair (1998)
Starring Tom Hanks and Maggie Lane
"That's how many people meet each other today, and we ourselves may run into someone online that we've never met in life. Maggie Lane and Tom Hanks are a perfect match."
12. Love Story (1970)
Starring Ryan O'Neal and Ally MacGraw
"The movie shows us what unconditional love really means - taking care of the people you love."
13. Karma (1980)
Starring Christopher Reeve and Jean Seymour
"This movie has the power to move us and make us believe even more that people are meant for each other." 14. A Dream of Corridor (1995)
Starring Corinette Eastwood and Meryl
Streep "Every married woman has this fantasy, most just don't have it. Only mature women will appreciate this movie; 17- and 18-year-old girls haven't had enough life experience to really understand the movie."
15. Dirty Dancing (1987)
Starring Patrick Swayze and Jennifer Grey
"The story of the bad boy and the good girl is always fascinating."
16. While You Were Sleeping (1995)
Starring Bill Pullman and Sandra Bullock
"When you're obsessed with someone, you can't realize who your true love is. This movie is real and believable, with a hopeful happy ending!"
17. Hope springs eternal (1998)
Starring Harry Konerko Jr. and Sandra Bullock
"Shows that even though you may be emotionally devastated, there are people out there who care about you and love you even more."
18. The Bride Is Not Me (1997)
Starring Dermot Mulroney and Julia Roberts
"True love means letting go at the right time, as long as the one you love is happy. And the sound in this movie is exceptionally good."
19. A Match Made in Dragon Wind (aka Sabrina) (1954, 1995)
Starring Humphrey Bogart, Audrey Hepburn, and William Holden (1954 version); Harrison Ford, Julie Ormonde, and Greg Kinnell (1995 version)
"The Cinderella story is out there, and the prince might still needs to be a little smarter."
20. An Officer and a Gentleman (1982)
Starring Richard Gere and Deborah Winger "
Deborah Winger is rescued from her dull factory life, and Richard Gere is just plain handsome in that officer's uniform!"