I like the moment when Vermeer asks Griet to moisten her lip, and she has to do it over and over again to keep getting it wetter. I also love, love, love the part when Vermeer pierces her ear and when he barely brushes his thumb over Griet's lip (so hot).

The flirtatious library scene is fun, and the dance between Jane and Tom makes me smile from ear to ear - the way they look at each other...whew!

The costumes in this movie are phenomenal and really add to the sexual tension and romance of it all. James Purefoy as Becky's husband - his booty made the movie for me. Sorry, but it's true. Seeing him half dressed in uniform was my favorite thing...watching him move during the scene in their bedroom when he's getting ready to leave at one point. I had to rewind again and again.

I love the letters, and I love and hate the scene where Onegin comes to Tatyana in wanting only to be turned away and told it's too late.

It's so sweet and kind of surprising when Captain Wentworth places his hands on Anne's waist to help her into a carriage. And of course, the letter scene - Ciaran Hinds narrates so well. And when Anne places her hand in Wentworth's and they kiss with the parade going by, the best.

It's fun to watch Knightley any time he talks to Emma because you can see the love he has for her in his eyes. I love it when Mr.Knightley and Emma declare their love for each other under the flowering trees. So romantic and wonderful.

James Franco is perfect as Tristan. The poetry shared between Tristan and Isolde is so romantic. Of course, I enjoyed the love scene in the beginning. The secret kiss in the hall during dinner is hot because it's so dangerous. Their rendezvous that took place at the ruins the first time is great, too.

Ralph Fiennes may be a jerk in this movie, but the first love scene between him and Kiera Knightley is kind of hot in the way he instructs her to take off her clothes and then proceeds to take his off and get on top of her. I just think Ralph Fiennes is hot.

Richard Gere is yummy when he's standing in the rain with Julia Ormond. When Lancelot finally kisses Guinevere after she asks him to...freaking awesome. He kisses her so hard I'm surprised he didn't break her face. It was great, though.

I like the way Henry goes after Fanny even though he doesn't have good intentions. I know it's probably wrong, but, when Fanny catches Henry in the sack with Mariah, it's kind of hot. Henry is hot.