Contests by Sheila Roberts

VALENTINE'S CONTEST

1/23/2012

I love February! All that love is in the air fun and chocolate - it does my heart good. I always try to squeeze in some extra entertaining and a good romantic chick flick this month to celebrate. So I thought it would be fun to get some movie suggestions. Have you got a favorite romantic movie, one you think would be perfect for Valentine's Day? Share it here. We'll pick a winner and send you a little Valentine Goody package of some chocolate and a signed Sheila book. You have until Feb 13th to post. We'll announce our winner on Valentine's Day.

Patricia Helms

1/23/2012 03:16:52 am

Our favorite romantic movie is Music & Lyrics! We love getting cozy and watching it together - It's got the perfect blend of comedy and romance, and GREAT music... "POP! goes my heart!" Now, if they could just make a movie out of Be My Valentine... :)

julie barrett link

1/23/2012 11:59:09 pm

one with adam sandler, cuz he portrays such a family man.

thanks for the contest.
Julie

Michelle Schultz

1/24/2012 12:09:37 am

It could happen to you with Nicholas Cage I love that movie

Jodi Johnson

1/24/2012 12:15:34 am

We love "The Notebook" - because it shows a love even at the worse - Alzheimers.

Gail Demaree

1/24/2012 12:26:45 am

Our favorite movie is Holiday Inn. It shows all the holidays and their Valentine's Day is very romantic. We love to curl up together with a bowl of popcorn and watch this movie....

Carlynn Thatcher

1/24/2012 12:33:30 am

I love the movie Enchanted.
Giselle tries to tell Robert what true love is all about.
He is so synical and doesn't really get it, but finally does.
Giselle thought she knew what true love was and who her true love was, but she also learned eventually it wasn't who she thought it was.
And of course you can't beat the music!

karol rarig

1/24/2012 12:39:31 am

Sabrina the new one with Harrison Ford

Nancy Narma

1/24/2012 01:41:01 am

I'd say our favorite romantic movie is "The Proposal"...comedy and sincerity and Betty White...who could ask for more?? <3<3

Becky link

1/24/2012 02:30:24 am

I have many but "The Notebook" was the first to pop into my mind when I read the blog.

Julie Dearing

1/24/2012 03:00:54 am

I love the Lost Valentine movie. It had Betty White and Jennifer Love Hewitt on there. It was on tv last year. The ending is very sad and I even cried. I don't usually cry while watching a movie, but this one was so great.

Mary

1/24/2012 03:25:42 am

"An Affair to Remember"...no wait, "You've got Mail"...no wait, "An Affair to Remember". Okay, I'm done.

Susan M

1/24/2012 04:49:49 am

When a man loves a woman with Meg Ryan.

Nancy

1/24/2012 05:02:52 am

How about The Love Story, with Ryan O'Neill???

Liz Brown

1/24/2012 05:34:35 am

Definitely "Shall We Dance" , the one with Richard Gere. It's a movie that I don't mind watchiing over and over. I like the ending, where he rides up the esculator with flowers for his wife, etc.

Lori Ryan

1/24/2012 07:04:57 am

My favorite romantic movie is A Walk To Remember. Love it.

Yaritza Santana

1/24/2012 07:57:27 am

My favorite Valentine's Day movie is the Note Book. I love that movie it so romantic..You never get tired of watching it..

Maria Ulery

1/24/2012 08:33:01 am

I love fever pitch but its an older movie. I guess for new ones Water for Elephants. Thanks for the chance to win. i love to read!

Linda Henderson

1/25/2012 12:58:55 am

I like While You Were Sleeping and Sleepless in Seattle. They are two of my favorite romantic movies.

debra

1/28/2012 09:37:06 am

My favorite is Ever After.

JackieW

1/30/2012 02:58:50 am

One of my favorite romantic movies is When A Man Loves A Woman..Andy Garcia is so sexy in this movie. I never miss watching it when it comes on the tv.

JOYE

1/30/2012 02:59:51 am

I always liked Casablanca although it isn't usually thought of as a love story it does show how love is lost.

Marla

2/6/2012 03:56:18 am

I always though Somewhere in Time with Christopher Reeve was a very romantic movie.

Theresa N

2/6/2012 04:43:10 am

Our favorite is An Affair To Remember.

Laurie Kenny

2/6/2012 03:33:48 pm

Just like heaven

Nancy

2/6/2012 11:01:15 pm

There's so many to choose from but I loved Letters to Juliet. Has young love and the grandma searching for the one that got away. The scenery is just beautiful.

Marla

2/12/2012 09:06:17 am

any of Nicholas Sparks books that have been made into movies.

Shari Bartholomew

2/12/2012 09:06:24 am

I love the Notebook, even watched it today.

Sheila Lord

2/12/2012 09:28:33 am

I've always liked "Two Moon junction" the guy is so hot!

Kathleen

2/12/2012 09:29:03 am

It's so hard to choose one, I have so many favorites. To name a few that I can think of and remember right now, I love Only the Lonely and Return to Me and The Princess Bride. I <3 them all for very different reasons!

Vickie Wingfield

2/12/2012 09:47:09 am

The Nativity Story! While it is not technically a romance movie or a comedy, it does portray the greatest love of all, the love that Jesus has for all of us. Blessings on your Valentine's Day! :)

Pam Forgash

2/12/2012 09:52:55 am

I am happy to see someone else mention this one........Somewhere in Time. Loved it :)

yaritza

2/12/2012 10:03:28 am

My favorite is the notebook. Its just so romantic, i love watching that movie. I also love P.S I Love You, its terribly sad but also very romantic. Its was great how she got letters every month for a year and she had to do what he stated in the letter to find the next note he wrote before he passed away.

Nikki Beneke

2/12/2012 12:40:39 pm

If you decide to stay in on Valentine’s Day, throw a log on the fire, open a bottle of champagne, prepare some strawberries dipped in chocolate (or buy a box of decadent chocolates) and snuggle up for a lovely movie. I can think of a wonderful old movie I would recommend: Breakfast at Tiffany’s (1961), directed by Blake Edwards. It is a romantic comedy starring Audrey Hepburn as Holly Golightly and George Peppard as Paul her neighbor. The movie is an adaptation of a Truman Capote novel. Holly Golightly is an independent, charming socialite and pretty, quirky neighbor who falls in love with an aspiring writer, Paul, who moves into her building. The clothing is wonderful. Holly confuses and fascinates Paul. She goes from sexy and sophisticated to sweet and vulnerable. This is a classic, romantic movie that is both uplifting and memorable.

Linda Shook

2/12/2012 01:28:51 pm

I've always loved 'You've Got Mail' so sweet, so romantic. I have a long time friend & her birthday is February 14th and my former mother in law was also born on Valentine's Day. I remember back in the 60's when I first met her & she told me her birthday was Feb 14th she mentioned that she really disliked those combination birthday & Valentine's Day cards. After I married her son...you can bet that every year she got two cards a couple days apart !! Happy 'Heart' Day to all!

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