Romance Film

Casablanca (1942) (Classic Film Review)

Our latest classic review is a dive into the Rick’s Café Americain and the film-noir romance of Casablanca.

A cyberpunk epic with spectacular 3DCG and motion capture visual effects set in a dystopian future.

There are some beginner’s missteps in the script and camerawork but overall an enjoyable film about young, forbidden love.

A terrific remake of a Hollywood romantic staple with strong leads, direction, and musical performances

Two Oscar-worthy performances drive this dark family drama forward amidst the pageantry of the Nobel Prize ceremony.

This glitzy rom-com based on the best-selling novel makes history for all the right reasons — and is entertaining to boot.

A beautifully filmed account of famed artist Paul Gauguin’s two years in Tahiti that succumbs to a less than stellar script and direction.

An incredibly moving film that tracks two men who are coming to terms with different parts of their lives

An over-the-top prequel/sequel that outdoes the original

A why-did-they-do-it remake of a mediocre 1980s rom-com that sinks beneath the waves of the Oregonian coastline.