Valentine's Day is here, do you have any plans for a romantic date night with your lover? If not, try enjoying classic romantic movies together. There is nothing better than immersing yourself with your loved one in the sweet space of romantic movies, where love is sublimated and emotions touch the heart.
Below are some suggestions for classic romantic movies that you can choose for a sweet Valentine's evening.
The Great Gatsby
The film is told in flashbacks by Nick Carraway, who at the beginning of the film is being treated for depression and alcoholism. Nick once went to New York and here he met a strange, mysterious man named Gatsby. No one knew who Gatsby was or where he came from. No one had ever met Gatsby in real life. All the world knew about him was his magnificent mansion and all-night parties. Watch the film here.
The era of jazz and the "American dream" is not really over yet.
Gatsby has had a passionate love for Daisy Buchanan (Carey Mulligan), ever since he was a penniless young man, now that he thinks he has the whole world in his hands, he still dreams of this strangely attractive girl even though she is married to someone else. Through the bridge of Nick Carraway, Gatsby always hopes to win Daisy back to his side...
A romantic love story
Gatsby was always torn, wanting to have Daisy, to possess and hold her in his heart, but instead of using his power, Gatsby gave Daisy the choice of a love that was not forced and showed the great will of a man. Gatsby lived every moment of his life to devote himself to that love, without profit, without calculation. And until his death, he still uttered the name "Daisy".
Titanic
The immortal love story between Jack and Rose on the ill-fated Titanic has become an icon of world cinema. The film not only recreates the historical disaster but also deeply depicts love, courage and sacrifice.
Titanic is a captivating, emotional love song that has consumed a lot of ink from experts and the media.
"Titanic" by famous director James Cameron is a film about the sinking of the Titanic - one of the most horrific events of the 20th century. In the background of that tragedy, the beautiful love story of Rose and Jack emerged. This couple, along with "Titanic", have become immortal symbols in the history of cinema.
Rose is a young lady who is forced to marry a rich man to help her family out of financial difficulties. Jack is a rebellious young man, a talented artist but penniless, an orphan who lives by his wits. One is in first class, the other is in last. They meet, and find a kindred spirit that they never had before. And then they fall in love.
The image of the two standing on the bow of the ship or the tragedy at the end of the film has become a classic moment on screen, touching the hearts of many audiences around the world.
Thus, against the backdrop of the disaster that the giant ship suffered due to human arrogance, is Shakespearean tragedy. The film is a modern-day Romeo and Juliet.
Letter to Juliet
Letters to Juliet is a gentle romantic film, sending a message about the courage to pursue love and believe in the good things in life. The film revolves around Sophie (Amanda Seyfried) - a young girl traveling to Italy with her fiancé Victor (Gael García Bernal). While wandering around the beautiful city of Verona, Sophie accidentally discovers Juliet's house - a place where the walls are covered with letters expressing the love of girls from all over the world. There, Sophie accidentally finds a letter written 50 years ago in a secret niche.
A fresh love story
Fascinated by the story, Sophie decided to reply and was surprised when the letter's owner - now an old woman living in England - and her grandson Charlie (Christopher Egan) returned to Italy to find her ex. On that emotional journey, an unfinished love story had the chance to continue, and sincere emotions between two strangers also began to blossom.
About Time
Tim (Domhnall Gleeson) is a normal, somewhat clumsy guy. One day, he learns that he has the ability to travel back in time. With this wonderful gift, Tim immediately thinks of going back in time to fix the mistakes he made because he was too shy. And it only really makes sense when he meets Mary (Rachel McAdams).
Say I love you, don't hesitate
Beautiful and charming, Mary's smile captivated Tim at first sight. But because of helping others, Tim lost contact with the girl with the expressive eyes. After many times of using magic, Tim finally fulfilled his dream of marrying Mary.
The Vow
The Vow, released in 2012, is a romantic drama film inspired by a true story. The film tells the story of Paige Collins (Rachel McAdams), who, after a serious car accident, suffered a brain injury and completely lost her memories of her happy marriage with her husband, Leo (Channing Tatum). Although Leo tried his best to help his wife remember her past, Paige still felt alienated from him and was even influenced by her family to return to her old life. Unable to hold on to the past, Paige began a journey of self-discovery once again and together with Leo, found love in a new way.
Not carrying the haunting tone of other romantic works of the same period, The Vow is still enough to make the hearts of many audiences flutter because of the noble love of the main couple.
50 First Dates
"50 First Dates" proves that if you love someone, you can do anything, even "flirting" with them every day. Leo's ordeal in The Vow seems so small compared to what Henry Roth will go through.
A funny but extremely romantic love story
Meeting Lucy - the girl he fell in love with at first sight in a restaurant, Henry had no idea that she had short-term memory loss after an accident a few years ago. All new memories were erased within 24 hours. How could she fall in love with him every day? And even more difficult, how could she accept to marry him, when he only had one day to leave his mark in her heart.
