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What is ur favourite romantic scene in mainstream movies and why?
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Raquel Welch having a shower on the railway platform ... as she is about to take of the clothes... a train zips by ....I think I seen this movie 10 times, hoping one day, that train would be late ... !!!
The movie was "100 Rifles "..with Jim Brown!! |
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Edited by
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Mon 06/28/21 03:29 PM
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Not my favorite, but in the movie Hitch one successful couple got married and he danced badly. She adjusted her dancing to fit in with him when they danced at their wedding.
There is always someone compatible with you... 
Hitch teaching his client to dance http://youtu.be/50YQeugOMOw The wedding http://youtu.be/inPnVL41N_c . |
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Raquel Welch having a shower on the railway platform ... as she is about to take of the clothes... a train zips by ....I think I seen this movie 10 times, hoping one day, that train would be late ... !!! The movie was "100 Rifles "..with Jim Brown!! 
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Not sure what you understand a romantic scene to be...
But much of the first season of Outlander, leading up to their marriage, was pretty damned romantic. Especially the wedding scene in the chapel. The delicate tendrils of their budding feelings and connection... Almost tangible through the screen, so beautifully done! Handfasting, which I totally LOVE. I cannot think of anything that tops that to be honest. |
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Not sure what you understand a romantic scene to be... But much of the first season of Outlander, leading up to their marriage, was pretty damned romantic. Especially the wedding scene in the chapel. The delicate tendrils of their budding feelings and connection... Almost tangible through the screen, so beautifully done! Handfasting, which I totally LOVE. I cannot think of anything that tops that to be honest. Clarie and the king ..how you find that scene ..when clarie has to submit for pleasure of king just for sake of her husband.. |
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Edited by
SparklingCrystal 💖💎
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Tue 06/29/21 03:42 PM
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Not sure what you understand a romantic scene to be... But much of the first season of Outlander, leading up to their marriage, was pretty damned romantic. Especially the wedding scene in the chapel. The delicate tendrils of their budding feelings and connection... Almost tangible through the screen, so beautifully done! Handfasting, which I totally LOVE. I cannot think of anything that tops that to be honest. Clarie and the king ..how you find that scene ..when clarie has to submit for pleasure of king just for sake of her husband.. NOt sure? You talking about Outlander? Maybe the French king? Not certain anymore as I didn't like the part in Paris / France much at all. But if that's what you mean... nothing romantic about that? Quite sad that rich people with power could make other people do such things. No respect whatsoever. |
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NOt sure? You talking about Outlander? Maybe the French king? Not certain anymore as I didn't like the part in Paris / France much at all. But if that's what you mean... nothing romantic about that? Quite sad that rich people with power could make other people do such things. No respect whatsoever. Yes i was talking abt outlander..they filmed the best romantic scenes..actullay doing romance in light of candle /fire and with old era memories still seems very erotic.. |
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NOt sure? You talking about Outlander? Maybe the French king? Not certain anymore as I didn't like the part in Paris / France much at all. But if that's what you mean... nothing romantic about that? Quite sad that rich people with power could make other people do such things. No respect whatsoever. Yes i was talking abt outlander..they filmed the best romantic scenes..actullay doing romance in light of candle /fire and with old era memories still seems very erotic.. Ah, you answered what I previously asked: what do you understand a romantic scene to be? Erotic or sexual is not the same as romantic. The first has to do with arousing sexual desire and feelings. The latter with love. That's why I was more referring to the entire thing concerning the wedding & handfasting in Outlander, not the intimate scenes. |
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