Day 28 Best Making Up Scene I made it. 28 days; 28 posts! Here we are at the end. After the falling-out come the chances to make up. For this, I chose a scene from 2004’s Battlestar Galactica. Kara (Katee Sackhoff) and Lee (Jamie Bamber) take out their frustrations on each other in the boxing […]
Read more "28 Days of Love on Screen – Day 28 – Best making Up Scene"Day 27 Best Break Up Scene My nomination for today’s award goes to one of my favourites of all time, The Maltese Falcon (1941). At the end, Humphrey Bogart’s Sam Spade sends his lover, played by Mary Astor, off to prison despite being in love with her. He won’t risk playing the ‘sap’ for her. […]
Read more "28 Days of Love on Screen – Day 27 – Best Break Up Scene"Day 26 Best Married Couple on Screen Several candidates for this award. I thought maybe Zoe and Wash from Firefly, Marge and Norm Gundersson from Fargo. In the end, I went for a couple that impressed me long ago. they don’t get a lot of screen time and are side charcaters in the grand scheme […]
Read more "28 Days of Love on Screen – Day 26 – Best Married Couple on Screen"Day 25 Most unfortunate person in a love story As soon as I thought up this category, there could be only one person to fill it. Bill Pullman plays such a lovely man in Sleepless in Seattle. He’s genuinely in love with Meg Ryan’s character and doesn’t put a foot wrong. He is gracious and […]
Read more "28 Days of Love on Screen – Day 25 – Most unfortunate person in a love story"Day 2 Best Romantic Comedy My pick for Best Romantic Comedy is probably not a controversial one. It’s Rob Reiner and Nora Ephron’s 1989 classic, When Harry Met Sally. I’m well overdue a rewatch of this one. See you tomorrow. Richard #28DaysOfLoveOnScreen is brought to you in partnership with Serene Nutrition. Start your journey to […]
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