1. The Notebook because it has all the components of a true love story: boy girl madly in love, some limiting factor (her parents in that case), separation, and then reunion, plus of course, the happily ever after
2. Well, for love at first sight, not exactly. I mean, you can see a guy/girl and be intrigued by him/her. So, you may wish to get to know him, and you may dream about him a little bit, but there's a distinction between lust and love.
As for soul mates, I'm not exactly sure, but I really wanna believe in it because I think it would be wonderful to know that everybody has that one special person out there for him or her. However, I'm not really sure if I do believe in it or not.
3. I love romance films because they take me away from reality and they're heartwarming, even though some are bittersweet. They have a feel good factor because everyone can relate to the basic plot outline...everyone wants to be needed, loved, and to feel important. Other genres of film just take your mind off things for awhile, but not everyone can relate to a mobster, a dating doctor, etc.
4. No, I would never settle for anything less than a head over heels relationship/marriage because it's that extra emotion/passion that just, I don't know, really keeps everything awesome?, if you will.
5. Well, as a hopeless romantic, yes, love does conquer all. But as a human being with a [hopefully] realistic perception of the world...love cannot overcome all obstacles (take a look at chick flix with sad endings.
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