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Top 10 List how we choose
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Gone With the
Wind
Steamy doesn't even begin to describe this 1939 movie starring Vivien Leigh
and Clark Gable. Although the movie has many notable kisses, the one that
has been memorialized in
posters is the one on the road to Atlanta. Scarlett is headed home,
Rhett is headed to war as a soldier. He asks her for a kiss and she gives
him one that he's certain to remember during the long war. The sky is orange
with fire, the mood is tense and this kiss consistently ranks in the top 10
of movie kisses. Yowza! |
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Titanic
The movie that captured America's heart has a pretty amazing kissing scene
too. James Cameron not only researched the real Titanic's wreckage, but
created this amazing movie, starring Leonardo DiCaprio and the beautiful
Kate Winslet. Rose (Winslet) goes to Jack (DiCaprio) on the
bow of the ship. He lifts her onto the railing, opening her world as the
sun sets brilliantly in the background. Then, she turns her head and they
kiss with such amazing tenderness that it brings tears to your eyes. |
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Pride and Prejudice
Anyone who loves Jane Austen will be impressed with the likeness of this
movie adaptation to the original book. Keira Knightly makes a lovely and
likeable Elizabeth. Although the kiss between Mr. Darcy and Lizzie doesn't
come until the very last shot of the movie, it is the build up to the kiss,
the suspense of it, that makes it that much more passionate and memorable.
Get reviews and link to places to purchase this movie at
Rotten Tomatoes. |
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Bridget Jones' Diary
This modern-day romance follows Bridget Jones as she tries to lose weight,
stop smoking, stop drinking and get over the boss who broke her heart.
Somewhere in the middle of all of life's craziness, she finds love in the
most unexpected place. The final scene in this movie has Bridget (played by
Renee
Zellweger) running out into the snow in her panties and a coat and
throwing herself in Mark Darcy's (Colin
Firth's) arms. Bridget then pulls back and says, "Good boys don't kiss
like that" to which Mark replies that they do. |
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Lady and the Tramp
If you like romance with a touch of humor, you'll love this whimsical tale
of
Lady, a pampered Cocker Spaniel, who falls in love with
Tramp, a mutt
from the streets. When a grumpy aunt comes to visit with her two Siamese
cats, Lady is tossed outside, frightened and runs away only to be lost and
afraid on the streets. Tramp then shows her his world, including his
favorite Italian restaurant. It is over a plate of spaghetti and meatballs,
that the two start chewing on the same noodle, only to wind up kissing. It
is a sweet, beautiful moment, even if it is animated. |
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Sabrina
This movie is the ultimate Cinderella story. Sabrina Fairchild is the
chauffeur's daughter, only she's madly in love with the son of the family he
drives for. She grew up on their estate and would spend hours watching David
from her hiding spot during parties. She goes off to Paris and comes back
beautiful, fashionable and determined to win David's heart. Only, somewhere
along the way, she winds up falling for his older brother, Lionel and they
share a passionate kiss. There are two versions of this movie. One with
Audrey Hepburn and Humphrey Bogart and one with Julia Ormond and Harrison
Ford. |
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Sixteen Candles
An eighties classic, Molly Ringwald plays Samantha. They've forgotten her
sixteenth birthday, the school's biggest nerd (played by
Anthony Michael
Hall) is in love with her and the guy she really wants has a girlfriend
that seems totally amazing on the surface. However, he is tired of his
girlfriend's wild partying ways and ready to break up and the type of girl
he is looking for looks just like Samantha. At the end of the film, they
share an amazing birthday kiss over a cake lit with sixteen birthday candles
as the song "Sixteen Candles" begins to play. |
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Singin' in the Rain
It doesn't get better than this movie kiss. Singing, dancing and the acting
of Gene Kelly, Donald O'Connor and Debbie Reynolds. In
Singin' in the Rain, Don (played by Gene Kelly) kisses starlet wannabe
Kathy (Debbie Reynolds) in her doorway. It is raining and the kiss is sweet
and obviously has a big impact on Don. In fact, his reaction to the kiss is
better than the kiss itself. Forget that it's pouring rain! He starts
singing, dancing, twirling his umbrella and smiling ear to ear. |
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Witness
In
Witness, an Amish child witnesses a murder, a cop (Harrison Ford) lives
amongst them to protect the boy, and the boy's widowed mother and the cop
fall in love. They come from two different worlds. She teaches him the
simple pleasures in life and helps to soften his rough edge as he sees the
goodness in her and the people around him. He teaches her to dance. They
share a kiss in the field just before he is ready to leave. The kiss may be
all they'll ever have and do they ever make the most of it! |
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The Notebook
The beautiful story of Noah and Allie is told by an elderly gentleman to a
woman at the same nursing home. The story details their romance and the
kisses in this movie are powerful and beautiful. No spoilers here - you'll
have to watch the movie to find out how it ends, but be prepared to be
dazzled by Noah and Allie's love for one another. You can see some
photographs of the movie or purchase the DVD at just about any major
retailer. |
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