Vincenzo Girasoli
1. FEELING ROMANTIC
We’re optimists, so we’ll begin our list assuming you’re going to spend the night home with your significant other. A romantic comedy or something a bit more dramatic would be the obvious choices. There are lots of movies belonging to these genres and we could cut it short and say let’s just go with Breakfast at Tiffany’s (1961, Blake Edwards) or Pretty Woman (1990, Gary Marshall), but we’ll name these movies instead:
Every blessed day (2012) by Paolo Virzì
This romantic comedy follows Guido and Antonia’s life; they love each other very much, but more often than not, their personalities and differences clash instead of stimulating them in a positive way, just like it happens in real life. This is why it’s easy to warm up to the protagonists and relate to their struggles.
Roman holidays (1953) by William Wyler
Il film che ha consacrato Audrey Hepburn a icona dello star system americano, Vacanze Romane è una commedia sentimentale brillante che porta a riconoscere negli attimi e nei piccoli momenti la forza positiva dell’amore e del rapporto di coppia. Una fiaba quella diretta da Wyler in cui si sprigiona elegantemente e in maniera del tutto raffinata quel sentimento di amore reciproco tra i protagonisti in una cornice, l’eterna Roma riprodotta senza stereotipi, suggestiva e magica, dove la, così definita, Cenerentola moderna (la Hepburn) si innamora del carismatico reporter americano protagonista, impersonato da Gregory Peck.
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