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Favourite declarations of love in a film or TV show
- Thread starter Jonnykong
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That was my plan, too, only I would have been extra smug and just posted "I know."
And for the people who don't get it, watch The Empire Strikes Back.
Ah, damn, beat me to it. In that case, hmm...
It's a cheat because it's the opening scene / a declaration to the audience, but damn if Michael Caine isn't so absurdly charming there.
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Recently watched HBO's Watchmen for the first time and the end of episode 8 comes to mind. It helps that the soundtrack for that scene (Lincoln Tunnel) is really awesome too.
Right couple, but I prefer this movie:
That moment when you realize this movie is a romantic comedy about Batman and the Joker...
To be honest, I can't think of any examples at the moment, well, except for WALL-E maybe?
It's not an outright declaration, but damn does it still fuck me up just a bit emotionally.
It's not an outright declaration, but damn does it still fuck me up just a bit emotionally.
I was gonna post the scene later on where Joker goes "You and I are meant to this forever."
And it's so true, there's few if any pairing as perfect as these two, and the Joker realises it
A classic, I watch this movie once a year around the holidays and think about this scene often.
It has to be this. This is the climax of the *entire show.* It's the self actualization of both characters. I'm not sure that this has ever been successfully pulled off in a genre that wasn't specifically romance. It's a stupendous moment
These are the three that immediately spring to mind. Strange Days' ending in particular felt so earned and was what cemented it as an all-time favourite for me.
this one is so gooooood
even better with the entire scene context though
I've seen online that people find this to be incredibly creepy but it's the first thing that sprung to mind purely for the reasons you gave. You can't help who you develop feelings for, even if you know it's wrong to do so, and in a film where there are so many variations and stories about love, it was good to see a character whose love was unrequited manage to find a way to move on.
Zemeckis absolutely killed it with this movie. Captured the essence of every classic love story ever told on screen.
This isn't the declaration of love but I've always liked this Rachel/Ross scene from Friends. Yes, I'm a basic white dude who likes Friends.
And then the kiss.
And then the kiss.
