Hello @ladyrebecca. It has been a real pleasure to read this publication. You make a wonderful account of romantic movies where the audience can stroll through different times and movie seats.

For this publication I would say that I remember, in addition to Casablanca and "We'll have Paris", Doctor Chivago, The Umbrellas of Cherbourg (Les parapluies de Cherbourg) and Piano Lesson as the romantic movies that I really appreciate.

Doctor Chivago, an epic drama, based on the novel by Russian Boris Pasternak and starring Omar Sharif, with its 3 hours duration is an unforgettable memory of a love story.

The Umbrellas of Cherbourg, a French musical, takes me to those loves truncated by a social reality. It is not an impossible love but a love story that had no chance of a happy ending.

Piano Lesson, film by Jane Campion, is a true jewel that love can be anywhere.

As for an unforgettable kiss in a movie ... it's hard to choose. I'm going to stay with Ghost (Patrick Swayze and Demi Moore: a kiss without borders, a kiss of love between a physical being and a spiritual entity (too many symbolisms in that scene).
Great greeting @ladyrebecca. This publication is very nice