63 Famous Movie Couples That Epitomize The Saying “Love Like In The Movies”

Any man who will endure bloody battles and torture chambers to capture your heart is undoubtedly a keeper.

"Wish I knew how to quit you" is what you whisper to yourself at 3 AM when you catch yourself scrolling through BP posts.

In movies, the typical reaction to someone saying "I love you" is "I love you, too." It's almost expected, so naturally, that's what George Lucas intended for Han and Leia, right? Well, that wasn't the case. According to Han, an appropriate response to "I love you" is "I know."

Will and Elizabeth, somewhat of a star-crossed lover couple, had their fair share of good times and bad during their relationship. Yet, it's a ship fans liked and rooted for despite its ups and downs.

Patrick and Kat are in a love-hate relationship. They are pretty sarcastic yet harbor intense sentiments for each other, which they are unwilling to express. No doubt the chemistry was there. No wonder it was rumored that the co-stars started dating in real life.

At the beginning of their relationship, Elizabeth and Darcy had negative views of one another. Yet, even though their relationship didn't start off ideal, they nevertheless acquired a love for one another, which ultimately helped improve their characters.

Death itself won't be able to thwart Sam's love for Molly. Demi Moore and Patrick Swayze have amazing chemistry together. The way they gaze at one another is more seductive than any of those really explicit "love scenes."

Edward Scissorhands is arguably one of the most eccentric, upbeat, and tragic characters ever. Seeing him fall in love for the first time and witnessing Kim return his affections brings back nostalgia from the early 1990s.

The fact that Lane and Williams make us believe that the pair in The Birdcage, who spend the entire movie acting like a vaudeville show, are actual people, is one of the film's many appealing aspects. After all the jokes and hollers, Armand expresses an almost universally held sentiment about what love is: that it is worthwhile to occasionally feel irritated and bitter if it means spending time with someone you care about. 

There's not much to add about these two, as so much has already been said. Sure, Rose and Jack could have easily both fit on that door. But that clearly wasn't in James Cameron's screenplay. Nevertheless, while doomed, this iconic relationship has been melting hearts all over the world for over 20 years and will continue to do so.

Because it's not rooted in lust, the relationship between Neo and Trinity is so dynamic. Instead of solely physical attraction, it's an emotional connection built out of respect and trust for one another. And a relationship built on respect has a much more solid foundation than any other.

R.I.P. Brangelina. The chemistry between the two hot leads on-screen was unmatchable.

The bond between Rick and Ilsa is sensual and heavily infused with magic. Although the flashbacks don't show us much, we can easily envision how they fell in love if we fill in the blanks.

Despite Peter telling Mary Jane that they can't be together, on the day of her wedding, she realizes that she loves Peter more than she does John and leaves him at the altar. Moved by this gesture, Peter finally gets to be with his dream girl. Peter literally got caught in the web of love. Aha!

They initially disliked one other, then grew to be close friends, and then fell in love. As demonstrated by Harry and Sally's relationship, it is indeed possible to escape "the friend zone."

If you have seen Dirty Dancing, you will have seen Johnny and Baby's unmistakable chemistry. Interestingly, Jennifer Grey, who played Baby, believed there was no spark between her and her co-star Patrick Swayze, who played Johnny. Whether the spark was genuine or not, you made us think it was; hence, bravo!

Although everyone does a decent job acting, the connection between the two leads carries the picture. Due to their incredible on-screen chemistry, you simply want them to be together.

The relationship between Marianne and Héloïse we see on screen is subtle but also priceless. While their lives continue to be intertwined, the two ladies introduce each other to fresh perspectives and means of life while giving the other room and freedom.

Admit it — you initially rooted for Harry and Hermione. But now, as we reflect, Ron And Hermione's romance makes perfect sense.

While Belle and Beast are arguably the most popular Disney couple, Aladdin and Jasmine are an easy close second. What distinguishes the pair from other Disney couples is that Jasmine and Aladdin don't need to mature or change to be compatible or worthy of one another. The main barriers separating them are not internal.

Solid partnerships that can withstand knocks and stick together through tough times are becoming rare in the swipe left- or right-era. Just ignore the age gap between the two. 

Vivian and Edward did not experience love at first sight, unlike some Disney cartoon characters. In reality, during their initial meeting, Vivian taught Edward about his lack of automotive knowledge. But that's often how love develops — from a tiny spark to something that grows much bigger over time.

Does one really have to choose between a career and a love life? Or is it possible to have it all? La La Land confronts these points explicitly as two ambitious artists fall in love.

While there was indeed a lack of compassion and chemistry between the characters, one can't argue that they come straight to mind when thinking of Disney's couples.

Even Nicholas Sparks would be impressed by the young love stories that John Green can write. And honestly, this movie was a smashing hit when it first came out. Although star-crossed lovers, Gus and Hazel really worked great on screen.

The final 30 minutes of the movie include arguably the best on-screen chemistry between Hanks and Ryan. Even though we knew there would be a happy ending, we were still interested in how it would happen. It was sugar-coated yet delightful and incredibly enjoyable.

When your partner tries to convince you that your blue soup is fantastic, you know it's true love. Mark grasped the words of affirmation: "Blue is good. If you ask me, there isn't enough blue food."

In this time-bending (literally) movie, Sarah and Nyles develop a romantic relationship while living the same day repeatedly, much like Phil Connors did in Groundhog Day. Because their humor constantly complements one another, both inside and outside the time loop, it makes perfect sense why they end up together.

The youthful, poetic Shakespeare and Viola have undeniable chemistry. And while we know this romance is fictional, we are keen to believe that this passionate fling was the actual inspiration behind Romeo and Juliet. 

Unlike the other relationships in their lives, Holly and Paul's decision to be together is made for the sole purpose of enjoying each other's company. We want them to be together. But even more so, we want Holly to change her ways and stop her obstinate chase of wealthy men.