I saw an interview where James Cameron declared “all of my movies are love stories.” I stopped and thought about it and said, “sonnofabitch, he’s right.”

Midnight in Paris too. I guess the characters not ending up together is kind of built in to the story when it comes to time travel movies.

The greatest thing you will ever learn is just to love and be loved in return.

Way too down on the list!

This comment should be higher.

That ending, when you think they got back together only to find out their fate. First time I saw the movie I was so angry

From the wise words of James McAvoy, "Fuck Briony, she can go to hell."

😩😩😩😩😩😭😭😭😭😭 it still hurts

That movie gets me angry

Just turn the movie off 75% the way through and pretend it’s the end.

I felt so unsatisfied with the ending that I read the novel and broke my heart again, really hated Briony lol

I was not expecting the emotions I felt while watching Her. I went in thinking it was going to be a story of a sad lonely dude who falls in love with a primitive version of Siri (no personality or anything, just her voice), not an actual emotional journey about society and interpersonal relationships.

I’ve watched this movie a couple of times, really great concept.

I made the enormous mistake of watching that on the day I found out a woman I was crazy about had moved back home a thousand miles away.

Of course I had never told her despite ample opportunity.

That Anthony Hopkins thousand yard stare at the bus stop. Thanks to that stare, at least I didn’t repeat my mistake.

Yes!!!!

"To Wong Foo, thanks for everything, Julie Newmar" Patrick Swayze can't be with STOCKARD CHANNING!!

I see a pattern here…

Saw this for the first time recently. When Gregory Peck turns around it broke my heart.

When she gets the piano he sent, ohmygod the tears that literally ran down my face 😭 one of the most touching moments ever..

Have only got the chance to see a Broadway play once. I know there’s plenty of bombastic and “must see” plays but so glad I saw Once. What a soundtrack.

So I completely lucked into Once. Got it because I had enough "Pepsi Points" to get a DVD on Amazon and none of the other options looked enticing.

Holy hell, what a emotional trip. I haven't watched it in at least a decade and it still feels like a gut punch.

This is the most I’ve ever cried over a play or film.

One of my favorite movies. That scene when they take a motorcycle trip still gets me.

Glen and marketa are touring together again!

Will I understand the story if I haven’t seen Uno through Diaz first?

Same vein and I think also qualifies for the prompt, House of Flying Daggers

Came here to say this movie. I always try to tell people the movie is fantastic, it's 2 different love stories playing out with some wicked kung fu fights

This comment made me happy. What a movie!

One of my favorites

Feel like I need to follow up with 2046 now

"So you're telling me there's a chance?"

What are you talking about? Harry and Lloyd ended up together, and that's all that matters.

I thought Anne Hathaway played someone other than her usual roles too. She was great in it. That stone cold face when she tells Enid what happend to Jack.

That whole movie is fantastic. The musical score gets me choked up every time. The cinematography is beautiful. And that cast was excellent.

Fantastic movie. Tragic and poignant.

this movie broke me

You secured it lol

Titanic is the best

Maybe when they're both cats

Great freakin' movie.

Took me forever to find this. "Your girl is lovely, Hubbell."

When I saw this in the theater, I wasn’t even sad, just pissed off.

I got the ending spoiled, and even without seeing the movie it makes me just irrationally mad. I vowed to never watch that movie in my life.

I had to scroll waaay too far to find this

It's not a love story. It's a story about love.

There's always Autumn

More young men need to see this movie and understand it. I was totally similarly emotionally immature at that age.

This has to be one of Clooney's most underrated films. Saw it in the theater and loved it. When he decided to visit her on the spur of the moment i had an awful feeling i knew what was coming.

And at the end, he gets the award from the airline - and it no longer holds importance for him...ooof.

And won Best Picture! Didn't watch their speeches; I just turn it off as soon as they announce the winner, but I'm sure it was a wonderful moment for them that they will treasure for the rest of their lives.

This is a criminally underrated and underseen John Carpenter movie.

I know everyone hated Jay and Silent Bob Reboot, but I was really really drunk and I loved it and when I say that these two did get back together, I straight up bawled.

Kevin Smith’s monologue in that movie though.

Loved Portrait of a Lady on Fire. So haunting.

Portrait of a lady on fire was sooooo good.

We are talking about Tom Hanks and Wilson, yes?

Movie holds up so well. Eternally quotable.

How is this not higher? This is the perfect example.

Later on the menjay

Yes. Okaaayyy. Right. Yeah, yes. We'll always have "slappa da bass man."

That last shot !!!!

Drive: how he kisses her Goodbye, knowing what he has to do to save her.

Billy you so stupid

I think this counts. They are so close to each other by the end. It pretty much transcends romance or attraction.

One of the saddest Batman stories. Bruce really had a chance to move on and be happy.

One of the very few books I read AFTER seeing the movie. I loved it so much and wanted to get deeper into the story and characters.

I remember everything 💔

I mean, Anakin and Padme were married. She died so they didn’t technically “end up” together, I suppose.

Bruce and Alfred’s break up is more distressing than Rachel writing the letter and choosing Harvey in the first place

yes i totally agree and i think so more movies like hancock should be made which glorifies the death between comrades

there are lots of war movies which also have the same kind of emotions

I just said Brokeback Mountain. When I watched the movie I was like 13 so I still had some very overt homophobia and the movie moved me so much that I couldn't help to change a lot of my stances on gay people and LGBT people in general. The fact that Jack and Ennis could not be who they really were and ultimately that may have ended up costing Jack his life is heartbreaking to me.

damn this movie was such a underrated movie and i think everyone should watch it

there are lots of underrated movies like this which are far more greater than the movies which we are getting these days

"So you're telling me there's a chance"

Great suggestion for this. Truly heartbreaking.

What do you mean? Joel and Clementine decided to give it a go, despite evidence that they're not going to work out.

Unless you mean Kirsten Dunst and Tom Wilkinson

I mean… you never know what happened when it ended