Movies have different ways of captivating audiences and making them want to watch them again and again. Some films rely on thrilling battles and exciting dialogue, while others focus on building convincing characters and taking viewers on epic adventures. However, even movies without a lot of action can be charming and compelling in their own way. Instead of explosions and fights, these films draw people in with the relationships formed between the characters.
That’s why romantic comedies prioritize epic and larger-than-life love stories rather than action-packed sequences. The characters in these movies have depth and complexity, aiming to become blockbusters that will be enjoyed for years to come. If a film can create a strong and captivating couple, it is more likely to be successful.
Here are some of the most captivating couples in film history. If you haven’t seen these movies, we highly recommend checking them out.
Moonlight
In 2016, an indie film made a big impact and even won the Academy Award for Best Picture. What made it remarkable was that it featured an all-black cast and LGBTQ characters.
One of the main reasons for its success was the relationship between Chiron and Kevin. As the boys grew into young men, audiences witnessed their connection develop, which was quite endearing. Chiron’s innocent feelings towards Kevin made them a cute couple, even though the story didn’t have the desired ending that viewers may have hoped for.
To All The Boys Trilogy
To All The Boys is a popular Netflix series that has brought new life to the teen romantic comedy genre.
Based on a bestselling book series, Netflix adapted it into a screen series.
The story revolves around Peter Kavinsky and Lara Jean, who initially pretend to be in a relationship. But as expected, they start developing genuine feelings for each other and find something truly special.
What makes it relatable is how Lara Jean deals with her first real relationship anxieties and Peter’s innocent charm. It’s a high school couple that captures the audience’s attention and reminds them of the magic of falling in love during high school.