Highlights
- Leonardo DiCaprio-Kate Winslet's front of ship scene in Titanic has been voted the most romantic movie moment of all time.
- The famous scene, in which the lead characters Jack and Rose pretend to fly after climbing the bow of the doomed ship, has topped an Italian survey to find the most romantic movie scene, reported Contactmusic.
- Andrew Lincoln declaring his love for Keira Knightley through signs in Love Actually took the second position in the list, while Demi Moore and Patrick Swayze's sexy clay turning in Ghost came third.
- Swayze, who expired from pancreatic cancer in September 2009 again found a place in the list with his famous line, "Nobody puts Baby in the corner" from Dirty Dancing at the sixth position.
Leonardo DiCaprio-Kate Winslet's front of ship scene in
Titanic has been voted the most romantic movie moment of all time.
The famous scene, in which the lead characters Jack and Rose pretend to fly after climbing the bow of the doomed ship, has topped an Italian survey to find the most romantic movie scene, reported Contactmusic.
Andrew Lincoln declaring his love for Keira Knightley through signs in
Love Actually took the second position in the list, while Demi Moore and Patrick Swayze's sexy clay turning in
Ghost came third.
Swayze, who expired from pancreatic cancer in September 2009 again found a place in the list with his famous line, "Nobody puts Baby in the corner" from
Dirty Dancing at the sixth position.
The writing scene from
The Notebook took the fourth place while the final ladder climbing scene of
Pretty Woman landed in the fifth place.
Meg Ryan and Tom Hanks getting cosy on top of the Empire State Building in
Sleepless in Seattle gets seventh position.
The final whisper scene in
Lost in Translation, final factory floor scene in
An Officer and a Gentleman and the kissing scene in
Casablanca got the eighth, ninth and tenth place respectively.