Things You'll Need:
- VCRs
- Televisions
- Local Newspapers
- Movie Rentals
- Movie Tickets
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Step 1
Use "Sleepless in Seattle" as the romantic video against which to rate the others. Remember Tom Hanks, Meg Ryan and that warm and fuzzy Valentine's Day story? Oh, you might as well just go out and buy this one.
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Step 2
Go through your favorite CD soundtracks for reminders of romantic movies you once loved.
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Step 3
Browse the romantic drama and comedy sections in your local video store. Chances are excellent that you will find wonderful movies you have not yet seen, or may want to see again. Consider "Shakespeare in Love," "As Good as It Gets," "Ghost," "The Way We Were," "When Harry Met Sally" and "While You Were Sleeping."
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Step 4
Ask older friends and relatives for their favorite on-screen romances of the '40s and '50s. "An Affair to Remember" - the film that makes Meg Ryan, Rosie O'Donnell and Rita Wilson weep in "Sleepless in Seattle" - is from that era.
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Step 5
Consult your local video clerk, who should be knowledgeable about romantic videos past and present.
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Step 6
See "Casablanca" yet another time. You will still need the tissues.











Comments
poolmom said
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Anonymous said
on 2/14/2006 'Alot like love' with Amanda Peet and Ashton Kutcher is a really romantic movie because it's so realistic and not cheesy. It's what love is like in the real world. Perfect for young couples.
Anonymous said
on 11/22/2005 'Garden State' is an excellent choice for those lovers in their twenties.