Top 10 Most Romantic Movies Ever

There are movies which make you cry, make you feel like you are in love all over again, the passion is so much in it that you get teary eyes and emotional atmosphere all over . You fantasize about that movie in your real life; you want things to happen and relationships to be like that in real life.
So here we have the list of Top 10 Most Romantic Movies Ever...

10. Pretty Woman

This movie was released in 1990 and the actors were Julia Roberts, Richard Gere and many more. This is such a cute movie with a young, rich and sophisticated man meets a local social circle and fall in love. That one is really nice.

9. Amélie

This one was nominated for 5 academy awards and the director is Jean-Pierre. This is about a Paris woman who finds love in strange and mysterious ways.

8. A Walk to Remember

This one was released in 2002 and starred Mandy Moore, Shane west and Directed by Adam Shankman. This one is movie about a popular handsome guy who fell for a girl who had cancer.

7. Message In a Bottle

This was released in 1999 and was based on Nicolas Sparks novel. People starring in it were Kevin Costner, Robin Wright and many more.

6. An Affair to Remember

This was released in 1957 and the people starred in it were Cary Grant , Debora Kerr and many more. This movie was nominated for four academy awards.

5. Gone With the Wind

This one was released in 1941 by Victor Fleming starring Vivien Leigh, Clark Gable and many more.

4. Dirty Dancing

Released in 1987 and directed by Emile Ardolino, it starred Patrick Swayze, Jennifer Grey and many more.

3. 10 Things I Hate About You

This movie was released in 1999 by director Gil Junger and starred Heath Ledger, Julia Stiles and many more.

2. Titanic

This was released in 1997 by Hanes Cameron and starred Kate Winslet and Leonardo di Caprio.

1. The Notebook

This movie is so cute, the love and passion are all so shown in the movie; The director is Nick Cassavetes and starred Ryan Gosling and many more.

Does love at first sight exist?

If you haven’t experienced it for yourself, you probably don’t believe that Love at First Sight is real. There are plenty of skeptics who chalk it all up to lust or infatuation and refuse to believe that you can really fall in love with someone the first moment you see them.

Throughout human history, however, the concept of Love at First Sight has been lauded in countless stories, plays, books, films and oral traditions. Poets and romantics regard Love at First Sight as an unquestionable truth, and millions of lonely people around the world pray every day that it will happen to them.

So, how do you know if you’ve experienced Love at First Sight? Well, if you have to ask, you probably haven’t. But that doesn’t mean you shouldn’t know the signs so you’re better prepared in case it does happen to you.

The following are three undeniable ways to know you’ve experienced Love at First Sight, and that your feelings for this new person in your life may be more than just simple infatuation. And before you roll your eyes and underestimate the power of romance, be careful . . . Love at First Sight can happen to skeptics, too!

Top Three Ways to Know it’s Love at First Sight

1. You don’t want to rush things

This is an unmistakable indication that the feelings you have aren’t just “Lust at First Sight.” If the first thought in your mind is getting physical, then it probably isn’t love. But if you have an overwhelming urge to get to know the person and take things slowly so they work out, you may be dealing with something much deeper.

2. You see things in them that other people don’t

A person’s attractive physical qualities are something that anyone can see and appreciate, but falling in love with someone means noticing qualities in them that no one else can see. If you find yourself noticing attractive qualities of a new person that your friends are blind to, you may be experiencing Love at First Sight.

3. You want to learn everything you can about them

This is a tricky indicator, because it’s also present in pure infatuation, too . . . so be careful. But if the two previous indicators are present, then this one makes it undoubted that you’ve experienced Love at First Sight.

Falling in love with someone means wanting to know about everything that makes them tick, from their likes and dislikes to their life experiences. Just be willing to learn about them slowly, be understanding, and let Love at First Sight develop into a lifelong romance!

Top 5 Books About Love

1. Beneath a Marble Sky' by John Shors

Penguin

Beneath a Marble Sky by John Shors is a fictional story surrounding the building of the Taj Mahal. While historians agree that the Taj Mahal was built by an emperor in the seventeenth century who was grieving the loss of his wife, the true details surrounding this story have been lost. Shors imagines them in Beneath a Marble Sky, bringing to life a story of love, war, beauty and tragedy.

2. 'Memoirs of a Geisha' by Arthur Golden

Vintage

Memoirs of a Geisha is a wonderful book, full of beautiful descriptions and a page turning story. Memoirs takes place in Japan before and during World War II. It is written as if it is a true story, and the voice is very believable. For those who enjoy love stories, it is a must read.

3. 'The Time Traveler's Wife' by Audrey Niffenegger

Harcourt Trade

The Time Traveler's Wife by Audrey Niffenegger has characters you will love, a plot like none other and a love story that is timeless. It is intelligent and touching.

4. 'Water for Elephants' by Sara Gruen

Algonquin Books

Water for Elephants by Sara Gruen opens with a day of disaster at the circus and Jacob Jankowski admitting he kept a secret from that day for over 70 years. The novel then moves to the ninety-something year old Jacob in a nursing home. As the older Jacob fights to survive the indignities of old age he recounts the story of his life with the "Benzini Brothers Most Spectacular Show on Earth" and his love for the star performer, Marlena.

5. 'Stardust' by Neil Gaiman

HarperCollins

Neil Gaiman, one of the finest fantasy storytellers of modern times, wrote Stardust to honor the simpler fairy tales and fantasies of times past, where a town was akin to a place magical and a person could wonder without restraint if he or she so choosed. What Gaiman accomplishes with this storytelling endeavor is as imaginative as Tinkerbell’s pixie dust in transporting the reader through a tale of love, danger and adventure.