A couple visiting Paris start to have strange romantic experiences while wondering through the city at night.

Funny and charming, if a little lightweight and Owen Wilson is perfect as the whimsical Yank intoxicated by Paris. (Woody Allen, 2011)

A modern re-telling of the tragic story of two young lovers. Leonardo DiCaprio and Claire Danes born from opposite warring families.

Baz Lurhmann's take on one of the worlds best known stories is exciting, vivid and ultimately incredibly sad which is exactly how this Shakespeare tale should be. (Baz Lurhmann, 1996)

A man falls head over heels in love for a woman who turns out to be a prostitute with an owner not willing to let her go. Hilarious carnage ensues.

Quentin Tarantino wrote the searingly funny screenplay and it has Gary Oldman as a white rasta pimp gangster and Brad Pitt as a stoner, what more do you want? (Tony Scott, 1993)

A wealthy young socialite who lives her life avoiding commitment is forced to rethink her ways after falling for her neighbour in 60s NYC.

Audrey Hepburn emits her usual glow, brightening further a delightful romantic comedy that has aged better than Sean Connery. (Blake Edwards, 1961)