Valentine Day Movies

• Roxanne - Laugh together and pass on some sweet comments and praises to each other as you watch the comic situation of a man with enormous nose, C. D. (Steve Martin), who falls in love with a beautiful girl called Roxanne (Hannah). Of course, you both have realized that love and beauty is not only about your looks.
• Two Weeks' Notice - Hugh Grant plays George, a millionaire playboy who hires the lonely lawyer Lucy (Sandra Bullock), who is devoted to fighting all the cases related liberal causes. The plot is about how George becomes too dependent on his lawyer to the level of seeking her help to choose his clothes. Finally, Lucy gets fed up and giver her two weeks' notice, the period during which they both realize that there is something else bubbling up between them. It is some great dialogue delivery and the chemistry between the pair that makes it a favorite for Valentine's Day.
• Sabrina (Original Version) - David Larrabee (Holden) is a rich playboy who has been married and divorced thrice. His chauffeur's daughter Sabrina (Hepburn) falls head over heels in love with him but David has no time to see the simple girl. Then, the chauffeur decides to send her daughter to Paris and she returns transformed into a very beautiful and sophisticated young woman, who wins David's heart at last and David is even ready to cancel his would-be marriage to a wealthy heiress for this new flower in his life. It is then, Linus (Bogart), the elder brother of David who is too business-like to let David spoil everything, decides to woo Sabrina, so that David does not cancel his wedding. The twist in the story comes when Linus really falls in love with Sabrina and David helps to bring the couple together. A funny yet sweet romantic movie that portrays the complications of infatuation and mysterious ways of love.
• The Cutting Edge - Kate Mosely (Moira Kelly) is one of the best pairs ice skater who aspires to win an Olympic gold medal one day. However, the partners cannot bear her attitude and leave her often. it is then the coach (Roy Dotrice) finally decides to pair her up with ex-Hockey star Doug Dorsey (D.B. Sweeney), who had to leave his professional drems because of an eye injury. The love/hate relationship between the lead pair and the the romantic tension between them as they work together to their ultimate goal is the highlight of this movie.
• Ever After - The real-life Cinderella story stars Drew Barrymore who is a simple peasant girl that falls in love with a prince. The cute movie has its engaging moments too.
• Fools Rush In - Newlyweds will love to see the real-life struggles of a couple after their honeymoon is over. Luke (Matthew Perry) and Isabel (Salma Hayek) are having usual troubles that married couples often face in early years of marriage such as assimilating different cultural backgrounds, religions, family values, expectations goals and dreams and an unplanned pregnancy. With time, they realize the truth in great grandmother's words (Angelina Calderon Torres) who wisely advise them that "You will never know love unless you surrender to it."