From uplifting declarations of undying love to shared plates of spaghetti and tearful resignations of what might have been, these are the movie scenes that have touched our readers’ hearts
In the last scene, a grown, jaded Toto watches the compiled love and kissing scenes that the priest has had excised from every film he would watch as a child, withon the soundtrack. To me, it’s not only an eulogy to cinema, or a meditation on those loves – both friendships and romantic we lose over the course of a life – it’s a visceral reminder of the love I had for love.After a row, George and Mary’s relationship looks to be on the rocks before it’s even started.
When they meet, Julie and Eivind are the only real things in a fantasy world, or the only fantastical things in the real world. And I guess that’s the point: the most romantic moments in life, however brief, separate our perspective from everyone else alive.dance to It’s Been a Long, Long Time. It is a happy/sad, moving romantic moment – they’ve been apart for so long and finally – reunited – they dance. The song itself is happy/sad romantic.
Mid-ceremony, the previously discarded guy – who only finds out about the wedding at the last minute – manages to reach the church and get her attention in a dramatic way from the other side of a wall of glass. What will she do? Heart in my mouth! It’s unbearably intense! Oh, the excitement as she makes a split-second decision and suddenly does a runner! And the look on his face as soon as he registers what’s happened? Chaos ensues! In among all the chaos, they reunite .
Their silent understanding, the undeniable love still between them, and the painful realisation that their time has passed – it’s all so devastatingly beautiful. Every time I watch Katie gently brush that stray lock of hair from Hubbell’s forehead in the final scene, I’m screaming in my head: “Come on, you two! Just this once – change your minds, make it work!”Leia: “I love you.” Han: “I know.
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