1. “Gone With the Wind” (1941)

And, of course, none of the love stories of Hollywood production does not become so popular as “Gone With the Wind.” Clark Gable and Vivien Leigh (an English actress, at that time completely unknown in America), embodied on-screen characters novelist Margaret Mitchell and the vicissitudes of civil war in the United States. The film won ten “Oscars”, and for twenty years, this record has remained out of reach.

2. “Casablanca” (1942)

Give me look at you, kid. “This quote from the movie, which began as a banal romantic melodrama, has become world famous. The film begins in the Moroccan night club during the Second World War. The relationship of heroes – a cynical American immigrant in the performance of Humphrey Bogart and Ingrid Bergman’s brilliant character – is the story of a lost, newly-found and lost love. It was she who made ??this film truly immortal.

3. “An unforgettable novel” (1957)

History of unfulfilled passion heroes Carrie Grant and Deborah Kerr, met on board the ocean liner and fall in love, despite the fact that each of them connected already existing relations. Cult film did not stop even become what they are, in fact, is a remake of the movie “Roman” (1939), where the main characters played by Charles Boyer and Irene Dunne.

4. “Breakfast at Tiffany’s” (1961)

For several decades before Carrie Bradshaw started the project, “Sex and the City” appeared Holly Golightly, the New York party girl, whose daring, like a huge cigarette mouthpiece, mask the internal vulnerability and fragility of the heroine. George Peppard plays in this movie, a sentimental writer, who falls in love. The film is based on the novel by Truman Capote.

5. “Doctor Zhivago” (1965)

What could be more romantic than a pre-doomed love against the backdrop of epic events of the Russian Revolution? Nothing, perhaps that in addition to the soundtrack became the world-famous “Theme of Lara.” Some critics have expressed about the movie pretty dramatically immediately after its release in theaters, but now he is considered a classic. Omar Sharif and Julie Christie played the main characters in this film.

6. “The Sound of Music” (1965)

On the eve of World War II, a former nun, falls in love with disillusioned with life-Austrian widower with one’s children she is a governess. It does not sound too realistic, but the film is based on the true story of Maria von Trapp and her family. Starring Christopher Plummer and Julie Andrews. The film is an adaptation of Rodgers and Hammerstein musical.

7. “Bonnie and Clyde” (1967)

They’re young, they are in love … and they kill people. “That’s what is a summary of the love story that shook the audience. Danava Faye and Warren Beatty have played in this movie bank robbers, on whose conscience lives of at least nine police officers. The action takes place during the period of the Great Depression in the United States.

8. “Love Story” (1970)

Love – is when you simply do not have to apologize for anything and do not regret. “At least, if this is love between a student Rheinau O’Neal and a girl from a poor family, Ali MacGraw, the protagonists of the cult novel by Eric Segal, who became an instant bestseller. The film ends with the protagonist’s death from an incurable disease – but to the very end it remains as beautiful.

9. “The meeting of two hearts” (“What we were”) (1973)

In the romantic tales of Hollywood production opposite always attract. This happens in this film about a young writer (the hero of Robert Retforda) and a desperate party to the left of the political movement (the heroine of Barbara Streisand). Is their love enough to overcome the divisive politics? Streisand also plays the main theme song for the film, which became a hit after its release, the number one in the U.S..

10. “Grease” (1978)

Yeah, 50th from a height of 1978 seemed much more romantic. The film was played by John Travolta and Olivia Newton-John. The film is an adaptation of the Broadway musical and the popularity has overtaken even the legendary “Sound of Music.”

Mati Suri Movie Poster

Seeing optical illusion in this “new” poster for Mati Suri movie, shouldn’t be too hard. It works in the same way Premonition poster did, only there are skulls (again).

The Decent Movie Poster

Shauna Macdonald and Natalie Mendoza star in “The Descent.”

The Final Destination Skull Movie Poster

This new poster has me a little depressed.  For started the film is apparently no longer titled “Final Destination 3D: Death Trip” which is just a great campy title.  Now it’s “The Final Destination”.  YAWN.  Also, could they make a more generic poster?  Creepy skull, shattered glass.  It doesn’t even mention that the film is in 3D!