Cinema's Most Romantic Moments

In Joseph Wade's episode of the "Cinema's Most Romantic Moments" podcast, Joseph talks about Michel Gondry's early 2000s sci-fi romance 'Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind'. Written by Charlie Kaufman, and starring Jim Carrey and Kate Winslet, Eternal Sunshine concludes with a moment Joseph considers to be one of the most touching ever put to film.Produced by The Film Magazine.

In Beth Sawdon's episode of the "Cinema's Most Romantic Moments" podcast, she talks about the biggest box office hit in history, Marvel Studios' 'Avengers: Endgame'.
After making over $2billion at the box office and becoming a cultural phenomenon, it also struck a chord with Beth. See which moment she has picked as the most romantic of all time, here.
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In Mark Carnochan's episode of the "Cinema's Most Romantic Moments" podcast, he talks about Peter Weir's mid-80s crime-drama 'Witness'. 
Starring Harrison Ford and Kelly McGillis as two members of colliding cultures, this film's central passion is the driving force behind this moment discussed by Mark.
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In Sam Sewell Peterson's episode of the "Cinema's Most Romantic Moments" podcast, he talks about Guillermo del Toro's comic book fantasy 'Hellboy II: The Golden Army' 
The film, starring Ron Perlman and Selma Blair, has a surprising and affecting relationship drama, the most romantic moment of which is discussed here by Sam.
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In Annice White's episode of the "Cinema's Most Romantic Moments" podcast, she talks about Peter Cattaneo's British film 'The Full Monty'. 
Widely considered a classic British working class film, 'The Full Monty, starring Robert Carlyle and Lesley Sharp, may not seem like the set up for an epic romance, but this moment chosen by Annice White is a touching one.
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In Jacob Davis' episode of the "Cinema's Most Romantic Moments" podcast, he talks about David Lynch's unforgettably powerful 'Wild at Heart'. 
The film, released in 1990, stars Laura Dern and Nicolas Cage at the head of an ensemble cast, their early love scene being the moment of choice for Jacob.
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In Katie Doyle's episode of the "Cinema's Most Romantic Moments" podcast, she talks about Powell & Pressburger's untouchable romance classic, 'A Matter of Life and Death'. The film, starring David Niven and Kim Hunter, is long understood to be a forebearer for the romances of the contemporary era. Produced by The Film Magazine.