Take A Look At The 15 Best Movie Kisses Of All Time

Gone with the Wind: The film, produced in 1939, is still legendary! The epic romance is based on Margaret Mitchell‘s novel of the same name from 1936. The movie is about "Scarlett O‘Hara" (Vivien Leigh) and her romantic pursuit of "Ashley Wilkes" (Leslie Howard), and her eventual marriage to "Rhett Butler" (Clark Gable). All in all it‘s one of the great romantic films of the 20th century, set in the South against the backdrop of the the American Civil War.

In the romantic historical adventure drama Australia, Hugh Jackman starred next to Nicole Kidman – during the principal photography, one of the most famous film kisses of all time took place. Nicole Kidman, AKA "Lady Sarah Ashley", and Hugh Jackman, who played the character of "Drover", really set the set on fire when kissing that passionately.

Brad Pitt is kissing Claire Forlani pretty fervidly in the movie Meet Joe Black from 1998. The story: the death incarnate, who calls himself "Joe Black" (Brad Pitt) comes to earth with the intention to learn how to live here. For this purpose he asks a media mogul (Anthony Hopkins) to be his guide and teach him everything about life on earth, but then "Joe" falls in love with his guide's daughter "Dr. Susan Parrish" (Claire Forlani). The rest, as they say, is history...

Another couple that was passionately into it: Johnny Depp and Talisa Soto in Don Juan DeMarco from 1994. Johnny Depp as "Don Juan" thinks himself to be the world’s greatest lover and attempts to end his own life. Because of his failed suicide, he is admitted to a psychiatric facility where he is treated by "Jack Mickler" (Marlon Brando), who is inspired by his wayward patient to rekindle his own relationship with his wife played by Faye Dunaway.

Let's talk about another movie, which is a little more modern: Twilight. The fans waited for what seemed to be an eternity for it to happen – the kiss between the pale vampire "Edward Cullen" and the beautiful "Bella Swan".

One of the he cutest kisses ever happened in My Girl between the two young stars Macaulay Culkin and Anna Chlumsky. The movie tells the coming-of-age story of "Vada" (Anna Chlumsky) with all her quirks, like her being an absolute hypochondriac and her friendship with "Thomas J. Sennet" (Macaulay Culkin) who feels like he's allergic to everything. Later on he actually dies because of an allergic reaction, but "Vada's" life goes on and this is it what really gets the audience…

Leonardo DiCaprio and Claire Danes in Romeo + Juliet from 1996. The movie tells the legendary love story of "Romeo" (Leonardo DiCaprio) and "Juliet" (Claire Danes) in a much more modern way than Shakespeare did. The "Montagues" and the "Capulets" are warring mafia families in this setting and instead of swords they use guns. Besides the plot being more modern, the love and the risks the lovers are taking by acting out their feelings are not any less convincing.

When the movie Eyes Wide Shut was produced in 1999, the two leading actors – Nicole Kidman and Tom Cruise – were still married. Maybe that's why the more intimate scenes in the film seem so real and intense. Eyes Wide Shut is a erotic drama based on a novel about a couple with marital problems and the husband’s discovery of a secret society's orgy and more...

"Baby" and "Johnny" in probably the most famous dance movie ever: Dirty Dancing from 1987. Still to this day, the film is a home video classic at sleepovers and romantic date nights…

"Ginny Weasley" (Bonnie Wright) and "Harry Potter" (Daniel Radcliffe) on the verge of their famous movie kiss. As the little sister of "Ron Weasley", "Harry's" best friend, "Ginny" has been in love with "Harry" ever since she met him for the first time. During the conclusion of saga, the audience was hanging on the edge of their seats, wishing her feelings would finally be answered. The moment when they finally kiss each other in Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince is still so amazing.