10 American romance films to see at least once in your life

Combining humour and great emotion, American romances remind us that love is the most beautiful of feelings. Here are 10 films you absolutely must (re)discover!
Romances on the big screen have always had the ability to make us dream, laugh and even cry. The American film industry excels in this genre, mixing tales of love and crazy situations. Read on for a selection of cult films, worth discovering or rediscovering without moderation.
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by Garry Marshall (1990)
is a classic film starring Julia Roberts and Richard Gere. This modern tale tells the story of Vivian, a prostitute in Los Angeles, who meets Edward, a rich and lonely businessman. Their relationship, initially professional, evolves into a beautiful romance.
in the 1990s. Julia Roberts, a true revelation, delivers one of her best performances.
by Nancy Meyers (2006)
with a five-star cast, starring Cameron Diaz, Kate Winslet, Jude Law and Jack Black. The plot centres on two women disappointed in love who swap houses over the Christmas holidays. It is thanks to this situation that they stumble upon their soul mates.
offers an irresistible mix of emotions.
by Marc Webb (2009)
is a wonderful analysis of the disappointments of love.
is a refreshing exploration of the disappointments of love. The film’s innovative storytelling and striking soundtrack break the usual codes of romantic comedies, while remaining sincere and touching.
by Glenn Ficarra and John Requa (2011)
Glenn Ficarra and John Requa are behind this movie star, which features Steve Carell, Ryan Gosling, Emma Stone and Julianne Moore. After a painful break-up, Cal, played by Steve Carell, tries to regain his self-confidence with the help of a seasoned seducer, Jacob, played by Ryan Gosling. But things don’t go according to plan…
combines humour and moving moments. The Steve Carell-Ryan Gosling duo works wonderfully well, and the plot manages to surprise with unexpected twists. It is a film that will speak to all.
by Andy Tennant (2005)
stars Will Smith as Alex “Hitch” Hitchens, a coach specialising in séduction. His routine job is helping men win the hearts of their crushes. But when Hitch falls in love with the journalist Sara Melas (played by Eva Mendes), his own advice is no longer enough.
Will Smith shines in his role as a charming yet awkward mentor. The humorous scenes and the message about the importance of being yourself in love hit the mark.
by Anne Fletcher (2009)
The film stars Sandra Bullock and Ryan Reynolds in a story that is as funny as it is touching. Margaret Tate, a Canadian publisher about to be deported from the United States, forces her assistant Andrew Paxton to agree to a sham marriage in order to regularise her situation.
The film is a breath of fresh air, with great dialogue and hilarious moments. The chemistry between Sandra Bullock and Ryan Reynolds makes this romance a must-see.
by Gil Junger (1999)
, this film tells the story of two sisters, Kat and Bianca Stratford, played by Julia Stiles and Larisa Oleynik. Their father has imposed a rule on Bianca: she can only date someone if her sister Kat also finds a boyfriend. A plot is hatched to find her a date, played by the late Heath Ledger.
This romantic comedy for teenagers has gained huge success thanks to its humour, sparkling dialogue and Heath Ledger's unforgettable performance.
by Nick Cassavetes (2004)
is an adaptation of the novel by Nicholas Sparks. Ryan Gosling and Rachel McAdams star as Noah and Allie, a couple whose passion transcends the years despite obstacles and social differences. The story is interspersed with memories recounted by an old man to his wife, who suffers from Alzheimer’s disease.
This romance is a rollercoaster ride of emotions. Between passionate scenes and heartbreaking moments, it reminds us that love can survive anything.
by Rob Reiner (1989)
This classic stars Billy Crystal and Meg Ryan as Harry and Sally, two friends who wonder if a friendship between a man and a woman is really possible. Packed with sharp dialogue, this film is a real gem.
brilliantly captures the complexities of human relationships.
by James Cameron (1997)
that marked an entire generation. Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet play Jack and Rose, two passengers from different backgrounds who fall in love on board the famous ocean liner that sinks.
This film combines romance, tragedy and grandiose spectacle. The moving soundtrack by Céline Dion and the clear complicity between the two actors make Titanic a masterpiece.
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