10-Wall-E and Eve in Wall-E (2008) Of all the on screen animated couples in history I have been moved most by these two robots falling in love. This love is not about chemistry (because the characters are animated), but mostly about finding that one person who completes you. Wall-E is a lovelorn robot who idealizes finding the perfect person from seeing the film Hello Dolly! Wall-E helps her save the world and you can't help but feel the connection.
9-Billy Crystal (Harry Burns) and Meg Ryan (Sally Albright) in When Harry met Sally (1989) The age old question "can women and men be friends?" Crystal and Ryan have great chemistry, even when they can't stand each other at the beginning of the movie, their on screen banter is great. As the movie progresses and they become friends you can't but see that there is more to this relationship. Watching how important they are to each other is beautiful, and seeing that a good relationship blossoms from friendship.
8-Warren Beatty (Clyde Barrow) and Faye Dunaway (Bonnie Parker) in Bonnie and Clyde (1967) The are in love, and they rob banks. This romanticized tale of the famous bank robbers Bonnie and Clyde had two of sexiest movie stars of the time with passionate on screen chemistry. Their love story and the things they do bind them an interesting way.
7-Heath Ledger (Ennis del Mar) and Jake Gyllenhaal (Jack Twist) in Brokeback Mountain (2004) A forbidden love as these two work together in the mountains they discover something more about themselves, and their relationship. One cold night their share a tent and their lives are changed forever. When they see each other for the first time to go "fishing" their embrace and passionate kiss exude passion. When Ennis goes to see Jack's parents and finds his shirt in the closet he realizes they had as the song from the movie sad "A love that will never grow old."
6-Elizabeth Taylor (Cleopatra) and Richard Burton (Mark Anthony) in Cleopatra (1963) Their real life romance was apparent on the screen. This film is not the best but the connection that Taylor and Burton had on screen was unmistakable.
5-Julia Roberts (Vivien Ward) and Richard Gere (Edward Lewis) in Pretty Woman (1990) The hooker and the millionaire fall in love? This fairytale story details Roberts going from whore to a girl worth fighting for; she never kisses, but once she starts she can't stop. As Gere climbs up her fire escape a modern fairytale is born and anything can happen in Hollywood.
4-Vivien Leigh (Scarlet O'Hara) and Clark Gable (Rhett Butler) in Gone with the Wind (1939)-The passion and the tension between these two is so magnetic. Rhett was not her first choice, but often in life, love and chemistry are not easy. Leigh and Gable's fighting adds to heat that they have and frankly I don't give a damn if you disagree with me.
3-Leonardo DiCaprio (Jack Dawson) and Kate Winslet (Rose DeWitt) in Titanic (1997)-My favorite modern day on screen couple. DiCaprio and Winslet made it believable that they fell in love during their short time on this boat, and that they were meant to be together. The last scene when they kiss in the staircase and everyone claps gives me butterflies in my stomach.2-Katherine Hepburn (Amanda Bonner) and Spencer Tracey (Adam Bonner ) in Adam's Rib (1949) This is another real life love affair that emulated great on screen chemistry. In this film the pair are a married couple who are both lawyers and on opposing sides in a court case. This film is funny, touching, and highlights some of the greatest on screen ever!
1-Humphrey Bogart (Rick Blaine) and Ingrid Bergman (Ilsa Lund) in Casablanca (1942)-As time goes by I can't ever forget this memorable on screen couple. Thir brief love affair is something unforgettable, and it bodes the question do you give eternal love for safety? Boggie and Bergman are magical together, they play off each other so well. This iconic film is about their relationship and this pair sold it.
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