Post a romantic movie photo for Valentine's Day!

[Winslow_Leach]

 

Doctors Cornelius and Zira,

40th Century Simian Power Couple

[SansFin]

whoa! it's getting CINEMAXy in here!

 

 

I am sad to say that I could not find a .gif which shows the best part of the scene. It is after they are on the floor that his sister looks through an overhead hatch. 

 

To give equal time to the other side(s):

 

 

[Dargo]

Well, if we're gonna go in THAT direction, how about THESE two French beauties in BELLE DE JOUR...

 

 

(...as they say over there..."Ooh la la!")

[EricJ]

Everybody knows this one.

   

 

 

 

Apparently so:

 

[LiamCasey]

Maybe not what the O.P. had in mind for this thread. But I've always thought that She Wore a Yellow Ribbon (1949) featured one of John Wayne's most romantic characters in his obvious love for his long-dead wife.

 

[Dargo]

Maybe not what the O.P. had in mind for this thread. But I've always thought that She Wore a Yellow Ribbon (1949) featured one of John Wayne's most romantic characters in his obvious love for his long-dead wife.

 

 

That shot of Duke reminds me of the Oscar winning performance of another of John Ford's old cast of regulars...Ben Johnson here, and as he reminisces about a lost love of his in THE LAST PICTURE SHOW...

 

[LawrenceA]

 

 

 

[Swithin]

Two of my favorite romantic scenes:

 

Hugh Grant and James Wilby in Maurice (1987)

 

Fredric March and Olivia De Havilland in Anthony Adverse (1936).

[skimpole]

Now for the early sixties

 

The Apartment

 

 

Jules et Jim

 

 

The Leopard

 

 

 

[AndreaDoria]

[jakeem]

How about Albert Finney and Joyce Redman after a sexually charged dinner at a country inn in Tony Richardson's 1963 Best Picture winner "Tom Jones"? 

 

[Swithin]

How about Albert Finney and Joyce Redmond after a sexually charged dinner at a country inn in Tony Richardson's 1963 Best Picture winner "Tom Jones"? 

 

 

One of the great scenes. Forgive the correction to the name of a great actress: Joyce Redman.

[jakeem]

One of the great scenes. Forgive the correction to the name of a great actress: Joyce Redman.

 

Thanks for the correction! When I type fast, I set all sorts of land speed records! 

[skimpole]

Moving into the sixties and seventies

 

Two for the Road

 

 

A Woman Under the Influence

 

 

 

[Vautrin]

If only that guy on the right would get lost.

[skimpole]

Here are some romantic photos from television series.  TV series are almost invariably less professional than great movies, but they do have the advantage of length and thereby providing nuance and depth to a romance (along with a lot a predictable chaff).

 

Wings

 

 

Friends

 

 

Baby Daddy

 

[skimpole]

From Killer of Sheep (1977) Henry G. Sanders, Kaycee Moore

 

[hamradio]

On 2/10/2017 at 7:43 PM, Winslow_Leach said:

 

Doctors Cornelius and Zira,

40th Century Simian Power Couple

 

 

Golden opportunity missed, didn't show the reaction Dr Zaius had while tied up.

[sewhite2000]

How about a slightly scandalous underage romance?

[skimpole]

Days of Heaven 

[skimpole]

 

 

 

Tess

The Man With Two Brains

[skimpole]

The Right Stuff

 

 

Splash

[noah80]

Sunset Boulevard (1950)

Nancy Olson will be 90 years old this year

(The actress likes to tell the story of Mrs. Holden not too pleased to see Bill and Nancy in the kissing scene for the film.)

 

[Bethluvsfilms]

23 hours ago, skimpole said:

 

 

 

 

Splash

Love this movie. It has heart and quite a few good laughs (especially from John Candy as Hanks' smart aleck brother). 

Forget Meg Ryan, I actually think Daryl Hannah was Hanks' best leading lady (even though this was the only movie they made together but I think he had more chemistry with her than he ever had with Ryan, in my all probable-in-the-minority opinion).

[NickAndNora34]

Wanted to include Liz and Dick in The Sandpiper (1965) even though I didn't like the movie.