Looking for a great date movie to watch while spending a romantic evening at home? The following films offer a mixture of romance with a little comedy, action, or drama thrown in. Pop any of these films into your DVD and cuddle up with that special someone, and you're sure to have an entertaining, enjoyable evening together.
1. "Love, Actually"
Hugh Grant, Keira Knightley, and a host of other fabulous Brits team up in this 'love'ly tale of romance and relationships.
2. "Knocked Up"
It's R-rated and raunchy, but it's one of the best buddy comedy/date movies around. Seth Rogen stars as a slacker whose first date with an aspiring TV personality (Katherine Heigl) leads to an unexpected pregnancy.
3. "The Princess Bride" (20th Anniversary Collector's Edition)
"The Princess Bride" features swashbuckling action, a mighty giant, an evil prince, and everlasting love. What more could you ask for from a date movie? 20 years after its release, "The Princess Bride" remains just as entertaining as when it hit theaters.
5. "While You Were Sleeping"
I absolutely love this film. It's a feel-good movie with enough light-hearted comedy to keep it from being maudlin. Sandra Bullock thinks she's in love with a man she's never really met, and after rescuing him from almost being run over by a train, his family mistakenly believes she's his fiancee. While he's in a coma, she finds true love in the form of his brother.
8. "A Knight's Tale"
This wild tale mixing jousting and classic rock songs proves to be even more entertaining on DVD than at the theater. "A Knight's Tale" is loaded with extra features, making this DVD a great addition to any collection - and perfect for a date night spent in front of the TV (guys won't mind the romance when it's mixed with so much action).
9. "Ever After"
"Ever After" is a beautiful, romantic remake of the classic "Cinderella" story, starring Drew Barrymore as Danielle (aka Cinderella) and Dougray Scott as the handsome Prince who sweeps her off her feet. Not just a chick flick, "Ever After" features outstanding performances by Barrymore, Scott, and the entire cast.














