Romantic series and movies on the occasion of “Valentine’s Day”.. You should not miss watching them

As “Valentine’s Day” approaches, many people are looking for works of art that re-ignite feelings and remind us that love is still capable of creating miracles, even in the most complex moments. Over the years, cinema and television have presented eternal stories about love and adoration, some of which made us cry, and some of which made us believe in second chances.

If you are making your plan for a quiet evening at home; To celebrate this special day; Here is a list of a number of romantic series and movies that deserve to be on your program:

Movie «Titanic»:

No matter how many years pass, and how many romantic works are released, the movie “Titanic” remains one of the timeless classics in the history of cinema, as it presents one of the greatest romantic stories. Its events revolve around “Jack and Rose,” who meet on board the most famous ship in the world, to discover a love that defies class differences and faces a tragic fate. What makes the film immortal is not only its story, but its ability to make you live every emotional moment, as if it were happening in front of you right now.

The film stars: Leonardo DiCaprio, Kate Winslet, Billy Zane, Bill Paxton, Kathy Bates, Frances Fisher, Gloria Stewart, and Eric Braeden, and written and directed by James Cameron.

The movie “The Notebook”:

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The film “The Notebook” is one of the most influential romantic works, as it weaves a deep love story that transcends the limits of time and memory, and confirms that sincere feelings do not fade no matter how harsh the circumstances are. The story revolves around two young men brought together by chance, and life separated them, but fate kept bringing them back together in a touching way that touches the heart. With the atmosphere of “Valentine’s Day,” watching this work seems like a special choice. To restore faith in relationships, which withstand challenges.

The film stars: Rachel McAdams, Ryan Gosling, Gena Rowlands, James Garner, Nancy Di Maio, Starletta Depway, Ed Grady, Jennifer Echolls, and Kevin Connelly. Directed by Nick Cassavetes, written by Nicholas Sparks and Jeremy Levin.

“Emily in Paris” series:

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Despite its many parts, the series “Emily in Paris” gives you a concentrated dose of light romance, mixed with the charm of the French capital, where romantic relationships are intertwined in the atmosphere of fashion, work, and ambition. Its events revolve around a young American woman who moves to Paris, only to find herself at the heart of unexpected emotional adventures between love, friendship, and self-discovery.

The series stars: Lily Collins, Philippine Leroy Beaulieu, Ashley Park, Lucas Bravo, Samuel Arnold, and Bruno Guerre. Directed by Andrew Fleming, written by Darren Starr and Alison Brown.

The movie “Notting Hill”:

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The movie “Notting Hill” is considered one of the most prominent romantic works that succeeded in blending comedy and warm feelings, presenting an unconventional love story that brings together a simple bookseller and an international movie star, and the events develop smoothly. To reveal how a fleeting encounter can turn into a deep relationship, challenging the difference of worlds and the pressures of fame. With the atmosphere of “Valentine’s Day,” watching it seems to be one of the most enjoyable moments of your day, as it reminds us that true love does not recognize differences, but rather grows when it finds someone who believes in it.

The film stars: Julia Roberts, Hugh Grant, Richard McCabe, Rhys Ifans, James Dreyfuss, and Dylan Moran. It is directed by Roger Michell and written by Richard Curtis.

The movie “Past Lives”:

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If you are a fan of Korean drama, we advise you to watch the movie “Past Lives” on “Valentine’s Day,” as its events revolve around two friends who were separated by life and met after many years. The work reflects on the meaning of emotional ties and the questions that accompany our choices, such as what could have happened. If we took a different path. The film is characterized by a calm rhythm and sincere feelings that leave a deep impact, far from the usual exaggerations in romantic films.

The film stars: Greta Lee, Teo Yu, John Magaro, Moon Seung Ah, Ji Hye Yeon, Won Young Choi, Ahn Min Young, Jojo T. Gibbs, and Emily Cass McDonnell. It is directed and written by Celine Song.

“Bridgerton” series:

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The “Bridgerton” series takes us to a luxurious world, governed by tradition and class, but at the same time it is full of bold love stories that challenge social restrictions, as its events take place in a charming historical atmosphere, in which emotional relationships are intertwined with family ambitions, generating stories full of passion and tension. The work is distinguished by its ability to blend classic romance with a modern spirit that makes it close to the feelings of today’s viewer.

The series stars: Jonathan Bailey, Nicola Coughlan, Florence Hunt, Harriet Caines, Bessie Carter, Luke Thompson, Ruth Gemmell, and Polly Walker. Directed by Julie Anne Robinson and written by Chris Van Dusen.

The movie “A Star Is Born”:

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One of the most poignant romantic films that shows the rise of love alongside fame, through the story of a veteran artist who discovers a young talent and falls in love with her, while the balance of their lives changes. If you are looking for a romantic story that combines warmth, pain, and the strength of a true connection, you can enjoy watching the movie “A Star Is Born.”

The film stars: Lady Gaga, Bradley Cooper, Sam Elliott, Michael Harney, Greg Grunberg, Bonnie Somerville, Dave Chappelle, Andrew Dice Clay, Anthony Ramos, Rafi Gavron, and Alec Baldwin. Directed by Bradley Cooper and written by Eric Roth.

 

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