Lines In Romantic Films

“Having a good heart is a blessing and a curse” Having a good heart is a blessing and a curse because you may love someone a ton but they don’t love you so you get

Nicholas Sparks’ tragic love story The Notebook is a touching story about two people and their eternal passion of true love which is beautifully portrayed by Nick Cassavetes in the film. Pathos is used in the film to draw members of the audience to the characters and influence them to feel passionate towards the characters. Cassavetes does this by making the movie more dramatic than the book. The director effectively uses pathos to add drama in The Notebook which makes the movie’s audience more emotionally connected to the story. The plot is evidently more climatic as the main events are exaggerated in the film. The feel of the overall screenplay is distinctive than the novel. The characters also play

Most people are guilty of wishing that they could find their own Leonardo DiCaprio with whom to fall in love on a boat destined to sink, or even wishing they had a friend like Samwise Gamgee from the film production of The Lord of the Rings, always urging his friends to carry-on through difficult times and willing to help them to do so. When people submerge into these fantasies, they tend to forget reality; while a woman may expect a man to give his life for her after only five days, it probably will never happen. Same goes for the unrealistic friend expectation; nearly all friends have their own problems with which to deal—they do not have time to carry their best friend up a mountain to dispose of a wicked ring. Silly daydreaming set aside, this idea has truth to it. “It’s not like in the movies” is a popular phrase that is used in accordance to relationships. Hollywood has created a standard of companionship that probably is not going to happen. Hollywood tends to build romance to seem perfect, that he will always say the right comments when she is sad, or she happens to like all the same activities, music, and movies as her significant other. Film-based romance appears knowing and effortless. For example, someone will know when he or she meets the one, and if the relationship is too much effort then it is clearly not meant to be. These expectations of “love at first sight” and “if it is meant to be it will

The movie I Love You, Man is a romantic comedy about a man named Peter Klaven who, upon becoming engaged to marry his girlfriend of 8 months, realizes he has no male friends and therefore has nobody to be the best man at his wedding. He decides to change this, and thus goes on a sort of journey to find a male friend good enough to be his best man. He struggles through meeting several different men, but does not find anyone he really likes until he meets Sydney Fife, an investor and guy who Peter takes interest in. The movie details their friendship as it forms, and ultimately Peter finds a friend who is not only worthy of being his best man, but is also someone he becomes close enough to to say ‘I love you, man.’

The classic and award winning movie “Casablanca” has become favorite move to many generations all around the world. And although it shows some great acting and wonderful directing viewers have to be aware of the obvious as well as hidden messages of this classis. The movie glorifies Myth # 3, suggesting that your true soul mate should know what you are thinking or feeling, without you having to tell. There are other different myths in this movie but this one in particular was obvious to me throughout. The film was very well made for its time and it became a classic, regarded by critics as one of the best movies of all times, but it is not perfect. Its underlying messages suggest that

Second quote that came to me in this book with another life lesson is, “The most important thing in life is to learn how to give out love, and to let it come in. Let it come in.” We think we do not deserve love or think if we let love in, we will become too soft. A wise man named Levin

Jennifer Aniston lives through this quote. She became the best actress she can be by staying motivated. Her parents (both actors) kept her motivated through her career.

“Wuv, Tru Wuv, Will Fowow You Foweva…” Quote by Clergyman in The Princess Bride (A discussion on the messages of love portrayed in A Midsummer Night’s Dream) Thousands of human beings in the world today consider love to be one fantastic night, or a fairy tale. Love cannot be bought and is not as simple as “happily ever after.”

“You really don’t understand do you? I don’t want whatever I want. Nobody does. Not really, What kind of fun would it be if I just got everything I ever wanted? Just like that, and it didn’t mean anything.” - Coraline

I don 't want to need you because I know I cant have you. --Bridges of Madison County

‘Love is weakness’ and ‘I shall destroy your happiness if it is the last thing I do’ are some

The Notebook is a story about romance and unconditional love that you can have for someone. If you are a true believer in forever love this is the movie for you. This movie will have you crying and wishing that your fairytale romance will end as this one does. The storyline will go from present to past and it show the conflict that the couple must overcome to secure their love for each other. The reason I chose this movie it reminds me of the love I seen with my parents

“I love romantic comedies. I like to watch them and I like to be in them. It's something that's increasingly difficult to find that spark of originality that makes it different than the ones that come before” (Julia Roberts). Romantic comedies are a blessing to this earth. They provide us a foundation on characters, in addition to laughter, sadness, love, passion, hope, and of course, a happy ending. Each romantic comedy has a story of its own waiting to be told. This is my romantic comedy.

“starve for love and it will not be given to you, beg for love and it will be denied you”

“Love is not to forget but to forgive, not to see but to understand, not to hear but to listen, not to let go but to HOLD ON