Romance Movie Reviews

"The Barber of Siberia" is a romance film produced by the Russian 3T film production company, directed by Nikita Mikhalkov , starring Julia Ormond , Oleg Menshikov , Richard Harris , and Alexei Petrenko. The film was released in Russia on February 20, 1999. The film tells the tragic love story of a Russian man and an American woman in two different cultural backgrounds   .

"What Dreams May Come" is a romance film directed by Vincent Ward and starring Robin McLaurim Williams , Cuba Gooding Jr and Annabella Sciorra . It was released in the United States on October 2, 1998. The film tells the story of husband Chris, who rushed to hell and rescued his wife under the guidance of the messenger of hell after his wife Anne died   .

"Elegy" is a romantic film directed by Isabel Coixet Castillo and starring Penélope Cruz Sánchez and Ben Kingsley , which was released in Spain on April 18, 2008. Adapted from Philip Roth 's novel "The Dying Flesh ", the film tells the story of a love story that spans the age gap between David Kopesh and Consula Castillo, who has entered his teens   .

"The Fault in Our Stars" 2014 Josh Boone directed the teen romantic drama by Shailene Woodley , Ansolo starring, etc.   , according to John Green, "the same name novel Star Fault in adaptation," tells the story of two suffering from cancer A story about love, life and death among young people   .

"The Half of It" is a school romantic comedy film produced by Netflix and directed by Siwei Wu, starring Leah Lewis and Daniel Diemer. It will be released in the United States on May 1, 2020. The film tells the story of the three Asian-American high school students Ellie who helped her classmate Paul write a love letter to pursue the campus goddess Astor   .

"Hitch" is a romance film directed by Andy Tennant and starring actors such as Willard Christopher Smith Jr and Eva Mendes . It was released in the United States on February 11, 2005. The film tells the story of how Smith, as a dating consultant, taught a clumsy man to capture the love of his sweetheart while his own romantic life was a mess   .

"Legally Blonde" (Legally Blonde) is a campus comedy film produced by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Inc. , directed by Robert Luketic, starring Reese Witherspoon , Luke Wilson , Selma Beitner Blair , and Matthew W. Davis . The film tells the story of Ellie, a blonde beauty who is proficient in dressing, was dumped by her boyfriend who was admitted to law school because of social prejudice. She was admitted to Harvard Law School in order to recover her boyfriend and proved herself by action. The film was released in the United States on July 13, 2001   ; the first weekend of the first week, the movie box office won the first place in the US movie box office for 23.5 million U.S. dollars   .

"A Very Long Engagement" is a 2004 Warner Brothers movie love French war by Jeunet Jean-Pierre directed, Audrey Tautou , Gaspard Ulliel starring   . The film was released in France on October 27, 2004, and in mainland China on March 4, 2005. The film is adapted from Sebastian Zaprizzo's novel of the same name, and mainly tells the touching story of Matilde who stood by and waited for his fiance Mannich in the First World War. The film won 12 nominations for the French Caesar Awards   , and won five awards including Best Photography, Best Supporting Actress, and the 62nd American Golden Globe Awards for Best Foreign Language Film.

"Music and Lyrics" is a romantic comedy film directed by Marc Lawrence and starring Drew Blyth Barrymore and Hugh Grant . It was released in the United States on February 14, 2007. The film tells the story of the old singer Alex re-finding creative inspiration in the girl Sophie and harvesting a perfect love story   .

"A Daughter Transferring School" is a campus love comedy film directed by Nick Moore and starred by Emma Roberts and Alex Pettyfer . It was released in the International Year of Languages . The film tells the story of a girl named Poppy who was sent by her father to a British boarding school known for its cleanliness and strictness .