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Wonderful list (Reply to this comment)
by mike.holmes
I really enjoyed this trip down the romantic memory lane. I've seen every one of these beauties and commend you for your excellent taste.
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Feb 13 '06
11:12 pm PST
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excellent list (Reply to this comment)
by jankp
I need to see Farewell to Arms, but did enjoy For Whom The Bell Tolls which George mentioned. Oh and Roman Holiday is wonderful too!
Jan
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Feb 08 '06
9:43 pm PST
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Happy Valentine's Day to you, too, Barbara! (Reply to this comment)
by whalewatcher
Dr. Zhivago - I can't tell you how many times I've seen it and cried my eyes out during the very first scene!
This is a great list, you must be a romantic through and through!!!!!
Claudia
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Feb 08 '06
2:35 pm PST
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I really liked your picks (Reply to this comment)
by lilac320064318
My very favorite is Somewhere in time, I have seen a few you have listed, but don't remember them very well,but I do love forest gump though, that always kinda brings a tear to my eye.
Bonny
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Feb 07 '06
7:33 pm PST
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Dr Zhivago! (Reply to this comment)
by ruby950
How I love that movie! Michael and I saw it on our third date....umpteen million years ago. Like, you, Barbara, I still get weak knees over him too! (not your hubby, mine!)
Have a good one!
Deb~
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Feb 06 '06
11:36 pm PST
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Around the time "Somewhere in Time" came out... (Reply to this comment)
by frazzledspice
there was another movie, "Time After Time," with Mary Steenburgen. It involved HG Wells going forward in time to try to apprehend Jack the Ripper, who had traveled to the future in the Time Machine to escape apprehension.
It was one of the most beautiful love stories I ever saw, and I remember thinking the Reeve/Seymour movie paled in comparison.
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Feb 06 '06
11:19 am PST
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by ifif1938
Liz....
I can't even begin to count how times I've seen Casablanca....I just can't pass it by when it's playing on TV...
Hope you have a great Valentines day also
Thanks for stopping by
Barbara
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Feb 06 '06
10:46 am PST
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Re: Love Your Choices (Reply to this comment)
by ifif1938
Yes, Sharif's eyes are amazing..I think I would have fainted if I ever had seen them up close :)
Happy Valentines day to you too and many big hugs
Barbara
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Feb 06 '06
10:45 am PST
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Re: Double celebration here. (Reply to this comment)
by ifif1938
Is it your birthday on Valentines Day...why didn't you tell me sooner??
Hope you have a great birthday my friend
Hugs
B
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Feb 06 '06
10:40 am PST
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Re: Happy Valentine's Day to you! (Reply to this comment)
by ifif1938
Michelle, you should definitely watch Casablanca it's an amazing movie and timeless!!
Thanks for stopping by
Cheers
Barbara
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Feb 06 '06
10:39 am PST
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Re: Great picks..... (Reply to this comment)
by ifif1938
(Just a coincidence that four of your ten choices take place in a French locale?)
Hmmm, I didn't think of that...Wonder what it means?????????
Love
B
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Feb 06 '06
10:37 am PST
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Re: I'm glad (Reply to this comment)
by ifif1938
oh I love For Whom the bell tolls...I forgot about that one..And I never heard of Morocco but will look for it..
Thanks George, you are always good for great movie suggestions
Cheers
Barbara
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Feb 06 '06
10:36 am PST
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☼ (Reply to this comment)
by brendan2,  in Movies
I've seen and liked a couple movies on your list, but it's especially nice to see Casablanca getting some love. Not that there aren't enough people out there who love it, but it's always good to know there's one more.
Wishing you a spectacular Valentines Day,
~Liz
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Feb 06 '06
8:01 am PST
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Love Your Choices (Reply to this comment)
by Granniemose
But, like Robin, I will always love the Dr.Zhivago movie. Omar Shariff had the most beautiful and expressive eyes. I have seen most of the ones you mention, and I liked them all.
May your valentine's day be great.
Virginia
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Feb 06 '06
12:15 am PST
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Double celebration here. (Reply to this comment)
by Susie-34668
Len has the really hard task of trying to find a birthday gift and a Valentine one too. This year I will settle for eating out. I think we have arrangements for almost every night that week.
Happy Valentines to one of my favorite couples.
Susie.
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Feb 05 '06
8:30 pm PST
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Happy Valentine's Day to you! (Reply to this comment)
by chelledun
I've actually only seen two of these! Ever After and Moulin Rouge, which is my second favorite movie of all time. I know, it's unbelievable I haven't seen Casablanca!
Enjoyed your list :).
Michelle
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Feb 05 '06
7:01 pm PST
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Great picks..... (Reply to this comment)
by RobinLynn
I love your list, especially including Ever After and French Kiss! (Just a coincidence that four of your ten choices take place in a French locale?)
My favorite of all is Dr. Zhivago, which I think I am going to watch this week to get in the mood for Valentines Day...oh, those soulful eyes of Omar Sharif when he thinks of his Lara!!!
Fun list!!
Love,
Robin
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Feb 05 '06
4:19 pm PST
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I'm glad (Reply to this comment)
by George_Chabot, in Movies
you included some of the classics like Casablanca on your list, Barbara. I'm no expert in romance but that one definitely fills the bill. Another you might like is For Whom the Bell Tolls, with Gary Cooper and Ingrid Bergman, as I notice you mentioned Hemingway. Another might be Morocco, again Gary Cooper with one of my favorite femmes, Marlene Dietrich. Great job (as usual) !
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Feb 05 '06
3:59 pm PST
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