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- Sally and Harry — When Harry Met Sally. For the true romantic, the dream is to marry your best friend. That's exactly what happens to Harry (Billy Crystal) and Sally (Meg Ryan).
- Noah and Allie — The Notebook. Noah and Allie are one of the most beloved and romantic couples in film history. While Allie (Rachel McAdams) comes from a wealthy family, Noah (Ryan Gosling) is a tradesman, and although they have a hot and heavy summer fling after meeting at a carnival, Allie's family is determined to keep them apart and match her with a man of better social standing.
- Rose and Jack — Titanic. One of the most iconic, if not the most iconic, movie couples of all time, Rose (Kate Winslet) and Jack's (Leonardo DiCaprio) love story still resonates years after the movie's release.
- Celine and Jesse — The Before Trilogy. Celine (Julie Delpy) and Jesse (Ethan Hawke) are two strangers who meet by chance on a train to Vienna in 1995.
Feb 14, 2023 · When you think back at the most memorable on-screen couples in movie history, it’s natural to think of romantic dramas and sugary rom-coms first—something that stars Meg Ryan, Julia...
- Baby and Johnny (Dirty Dancing) Like we’d ever put these two in a corner… RELATED: The 29 Most Iconic Summer Movies.
- Tony and Maria (West Side Story) Their tragic romance always tugs at the heartstrings—but it comes as no surprise, given that their story took inspiration from Shakespeare's Romeo & Juliet.
- Quincy and Monica (Love & Basketball) Childhood BFFs and aspiring athletes, Quincy (Omar Epps) and Monica (Sanaa Lathan), develop romantic feelings for each other as they grow older and pursue their careers.
- Katniss and Peeta (The Hunger Games series) No disrespect to fans who are #TeamGale, but it’s impossible to watch the films and not see that these two belong together.
- Dirty Dancing (1987) Set in 1963 but oh-so-’80s in its idea of hairstyles and heartthrobs, this sexy summer-camp romance defied its critics to become a classic.
- Trouble in Paradise (1932) In this gold-standard screwball caper comedy, a gentleman thief, a lady pickpocket and a Parisian heiress form an elegant triangle, the preferred shape of Ernst Lubitsch — that sublime architect of romantic instability — who loved to test how seemingly solid couples might respond to a good romantic upset.
- Splash (1984) A man falls in love with a mermaid: What could be simpler, or sweeter, than that? Yet Tom Hanks, in the movie that made him a movie star, does not go lightly into his communion with a woman who’s half-fish.
- The Bridges of Madison County (1995) Amid a career of macho performances, Clint Eastwood tapped into his sensitive side to deliver one of his most indelible characters in Robert Kincaid, a National Geographic photographer on assignment in Iowa, who stops by a farmhouse to ask for directions.
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- Peter Parker and Mary Jane Watson (Spider-Man) Peter Parker is cursed with something called "the old Parker luck" in the comic books. Before gaining his powers, Peter was indeed a bit inept with the ladies, but Mary Jane Watson had her eye on him.
- Jack and Rose (Titanic) It would have been easy for Leonardo DiCaprio to become the next teen heartthrob after this film. The actor was smarter than that and didn't let fame go to his head, instead settling to work with the best directors to build a career worth remembering.
- Neo and Trinity (The Matrix) If you strip down The Matrix from all its deep philosophical elements, you end up with a bare bones love story. Neo and Trinity, as played by Keanu Reeves and Carrie-Anne Moss, have been immortalized by audiences as the best sci-fi couple, with each of their actions being thoroughly exanimated by fans who still find deeper meaning in every scene they share.
- Rhett and Scarlett (Gone With The Wind) Gone With The Wind is one of the greatest American classics that somehow has been deemed problematic for modern audiences, as the story touches upon slavery and takes place amid the Civil War as a southern belle and a war profiteer fall in love.
Dec 26, 2022 · From Baby and Johnny in 'Dirty Dancing' to Sara and Derek in 'Save the Lat Dance,' read about the most famous movies couples of all time.
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1. Titanic. 1997 3h 14m PG-13. 7.9 (1.3M) Rate. 75 Metascore. A seventeen-year-old aristocrat falls in love with a kind but poor artist aboard the luxurious, ill-fated R.M.S. Titanic. Director James Cameron Stars Leonardo DiCaprio Kate Winslet Billy Zane. 2. Disappearing Acts. 2000 1h 55m R. 6.3 (2K) Rate. TV Movie.
