Hey ladies, oh ok, men can answer too, what is the best love scene in a movie ever?

Question

Provide a link if you got it.

Answer 1

"Somewhere in Time"~Jane Seymour and Christopher Reeve

"Frankie & Johnny"~Michelle Pfeiffer and Al Pacino

"The Last Romantic Lover"~Dayle Haddon and Gerard Tybalt (not the more-explicit stuff but the scene in which Haddon's character learns about making love)

"Barbarella"~Jane Fonda and Ugo Tognazzi (I believe it's him as the hunter with the ice boat) AND Fonda and David Hemmings (futuristic lovemaking~very funny!)

I doubt that these are what you were hoping for. You did ask for "best love scene". I doubt there would be a link to any of these; I didn't look. Watch the movies. They're wonderful!

Answer 2

Oh, that is hard. I don't like very explicit sexuality in movies, so I would say the best LOVE scene might be in something quite old. *Hobbles over to the old movie section of DVD racks.* OK, one of the most unusual and moving, if that works for "best," is in "The Best Years of Our Lives," made in 1946.

Homer Parrish was played by Harold Russell, who was in fact a double amputee (lost both hands in World War II). He came home from the war uncertain as to how people around him, and especially his girlfriend, were going to react to his having two hooks where once were hands. He agonizes over the idea that his girlfriend is just pitying him, and yet he's very competent with the use of the hooks, and can light a match, even learns to play the piano selecting pieces that don't require more than one note at a time from each hand, playing "four hand" piano with his uncle.

Finally, when his girlfriend gets insistent, he invites her up to his bedroom to show her what it's like for him to go to bed. Before this, his father came over and took off the harness that held his hooks in place, and then tucked him in. He showed his girlfriend exactly how it was done, and she took it well. She was in love with him, you see.

So the real love scene was when she turned to him and he embraced her with his arms wrapped as far around her as they would go, and came to realize she really did love him.

The next scene is their marriage.

Answer 3

just watch Shakespeare in Love..theres quite a few love scenes in that movie.

Answer 4

Does porn count as love scenes? If so, there's too many to list.

Answer 5

Moster's Ball for gratuitous sex.

Bridget Jones for implied sex (when he says he likes her just the way she is!).

Casablanca - the whole damn movie!