Classic he said, she said and misdirection of emotions, which reveal not just love, but profound respect and admiration of character above all else. Lizzie and Darcy, played by Ehle and Firth, are perfect & will make you believers!

A wonderful tale of a young woman coming of age in the ways of life and love, and finding out that in order to truly live, is to find love, and finding her own.

Passion & anger ferments against the lush backdrop of post war America & the stunning scenery of Nappa Valley as Paul, returning from war, tries to do the right thing for a mere stranger, Victoria, & realizes that she & her family are exactly what he's been dreaming of. Chemistry sizzles between the main leads with a strong supporting cast which will make you smile like an idiot throughout.

Smooth and sensual, subtly elegant and sleek, Wong Kar-wai's analysis of love set in 1960s Hong Kong, between two people, Chow & So, who's respective spouses are having an affair & their individual discoveries of the fact becomes the impetus of their interaction, will ensnare you. It is both an aural and visual feast. You won't see love the same way again...

Time can't distance even the most disconnected & lonely of peoples. Especially Alex Wyler, living 2 years in the past, who's father built the lake house for his mother, or Kate Forster, the last owner, who lives in the present. As letters are transported through a mailbox at the house, their correspondences reveal the truths about themselves, & maybe, love. Watch with your heart, not your head!

Actually, love will find you in this feel good tale about all aspects of love. An ensemble cast delivers, and with the backdrop of Christmas, will truly make you tear and smile.

True star crossed lovers, Tomas & Izzi, spanning 1000 years, try & try again to unite, but can’t. What binds them is their continued & unending love & passion for one another, and defies even death. Visually stunning, with raw & visceral performances by Weiz & Jackman, The Fountain, despite the confusion, will come through as an epic tale of unforgettable love, that transcends time & space itself.

No version of this classic tragic love story by Shakespeare compares. With incredible costuming, and fine acting by the cast, this version will bring you in, make your chest swell, and you won't be able to take your eyes off.

This is the sexier version of an old classic and favorite of mine. Joe Wright's direction is what makes this version so sensual it will make your toes curl with delight!

One plus one can equal two. At least, as long as the wife knows the husband is a secret agent! Helen is bored & unsure if her husband loves her anymore. So she decides to add some spice to her life & ends up in a whole heap of trouble. And along the way, love--with her husband! Curtis is hilarious as the oblivious wife of her double-life living husband, Harry, played charmingly by Schwarzenegger.

When Landon is stuck with geeky Jamie, the daughter of the local pastor, he's not happy. Until, that is, he gets to know her, takes in her wise insight. But there's more to Jamie than appears & as Landon begins to realize it, he must struggle with the idea that he may lose the love of his life. LOVE this movie, I cry every time. More & West were phenomenal in this touching & emotional adaptation.

Helen gets two chances at love. One life will lead her only to heartache, and the other, to true love, but which will Fate allow? This is one that got panned by the 'experts', though the performances and chemistry between Paltrow and Hannah are both unexpected and warming.

Can love be found at a young age? Melanie Carmichael did, then lost it. When she returns home to divorce her husband Jake, to marry someone else, buried emotions surface, and both come to terms with what made them split up in the first place. Witherspoon & Lucas are endearing. While formulaic, it has a few sweet and poignant moments. The supporting cast lends more depth than expected.

Douglas & Bening hit it home. As a widowed President, Andrew Shepard, wooing a smart & witty lobbyist Ellen Wade, makes dating not just hellish, but an emotional nightmare for the entire world to comment. But oh does it make for great drama & romance, when it's just about a boy, asking a girl out. You'll be grinning ear to ear with this one!

Charlie, ace pilot, agrees to take a sick Inuit woman for medical help. A very routine flight, until they crash in a wilderness that promises nothing but death. The Inuit woman brings Charlie back to health, while teaching him about the greater purposes of life. Witnessing her strength of spirit despite her ailing health, Charlie is changed forever. A rare find: simple, subtle, but powerful.

Cinderella with attitude (and good aim) and a prince that ain't so smooth and suave. This is both a wonderful and interesting interpretation, with memorable performances by Barrymore, Huston and Scott. You'll laugh, tear, and cheer Cinderella on!

Work your up the ladder, any way you can, but with smarts & attitude. That's what aspiring secretary Tess decides to do, & strikes gold. While her boss is out, Tess takes her life & career in her own hands, even if it’s risky. To help her is Jack Trainer, who can't keep his eyes off her. Griffith & Ford are great in this fun flirty movie, where following the American ideal really does pay off.

When it rains, it pours & when the monsoon season hits, it washes people a new. Lalit has decided to be put in an arranged marriage with an American Indian, even as she languishes over a lover who won’t commit to her. As it begins to rain, Lalit & her future husband must contend with disappointments, hopes, dreams & perhaps, love. Stunning film set in India & multilayered tale of love all around.

Mother Nature can be real bitch, but that's what former husband-wife team Bill & Jo Harding love, as much as they love eachother. Nevermind divorce papers or their research finally getting its chance to fly. As the wind blows cows, cars & houses around like lint, Jo & Bill aren't just facing Mother Nature, but the force of nature of their love. Paxton & Hunt give sweet yet palpable performances.

Lucy & Henry are in love. Just make sure Lucy gets the memo on that. She has no short-term memory. Despite the hitch, Henry plows through & bends over backwards to prove to Lucy, & everyone else, that love is love. Surprisingly, I enjoyed this movie. While there's the slapstick, it's punctuated with endearing performances & moments by Sandler & Barrymore. I guarantee you’ll go ahhhh.