Table of contents:
- Romeo + Juliet
- From now on and forever and ever
- Spiderman
- Diary
- My Blueberry Nights
- Gone With the Wind
- Titanic
- Mr. and Mrs. Smith
- Dust
- Lady and the Tramp
Have you already caught the enchanting scent of magic and love in the air? How not? Then we wish you good morning and give you a few pleasant minutes. We remembered the most beautiful, passionate and tender kisses from the cinema. Look and run to kiss!
Romeo + Juliet
Romeo + Juliet, 1996
- Now all sin has been removed from my lips.
- But for the first time mine were covered with it.
- Then give it back to me.
Ah, this love! Is there anything else to add?
From now on and forever and ever
From Here to Eternity, 1953
It seems to us that you can look at it endlessly. Isn't it very beautiful and passionate?
Spiderman
Spider-Man, 2002
An extraordinary kiss of a fantastic hero and his beloved. Warning: don't try this trick at home: few people enjoy hanging upside down for a long time.
Diary
The Notebook, 2004
A kiss in the rain is a filmmaker's favorite technique. But this one is our favorite!
My Blueberry Nights
My Blueberry Nights, 2007
A very gentle, almost innocent kiss. The characters were played so convincingly that this scene simply could not fail to make our list.
Gone With the Wind
Gone with the Wind, 1939
The most grossing and famous kiss of the world cinema! Passionate Scarlett and lovely Rhett Butler break our hearts.
Titanic
Titanic, 1997
Once again Leo DiCaprio in our selection of the best kisses! Is he so attractive? But you must admit that this story fell in love with viewers all over the world.
Mr. and Mrs. Smith
Mr. & Mrs. Smith, 2005
A hot kiss after they nearly twisted each other's heads. That would be such a reconciliation for everyone!
Dust
Twilight, 2008
And for this scene, the main characters of the saga received the MTV Movie Awards! And we agree. A touching and tender kiss of two lovers, one of whom is a bloodthirsty vampire who wants to kiss and kill his Bella at the same time. True, this very Bella's face still does not express any emotions.
Lady and the Tramp
Lady and the Tramp, 1955
Well, yes, cartoon. But it seems that only the lazy did not try to repeat this trick with spaghetti.
