From the hopeless lovers of Mr Darcy to the brave Romeos of Titanic – here’s what you top romantic movie says about you
WITH Valentine's Day just two weeks away, most of us have been spending the evenings watching romantic films.
From being mesmerised by young Leonardo DiCaprio in Titanic to the teen classic Twilight, there are dozens to pick from.
But according to one relationship whizz, your top choice can reveal quite a bit about your personality - and your romantic life.
So are you a hopeless romantic? Or stuck in the friendzone? Dating guru reveals all.
Bridget Jones’s Diary
You are a hopeless romantic and yearn for your Mr Darcy.
Although to complicate matters you can often be suck in a love triangle like Bridget and aren’t sure which way to turn.
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Without wanting to ‘bench’ or ‘dump’ one of your romantic suitors (because you don’t want to hurt their feelings, really like both and completely undecided) you try and juggle things.
You therefore focus your mind on over-analysing who is your perfect match.
This can make you act a little flustered at times as you try and keep everything together.
This may come as a surprise to your friends and family because you are normally quite level-headed, and honesty is a big trait of yours.
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But it might all end in disaster if you don’t make your choice soon.
You are also very dependant on your circle of friends.
Remember they can sometimes know us better than we know ourselves.
Top romantic trope: Love Triangle
Titanic
If you love this classic movie, you are an old fashioned/traditional type of person and truly believe in finding your forever soulmate.
You take the view that certain people come into your life for a reason and even if it might be a short-lived relationship, it can leave a profound long-lasting impression on you.
You also embrace your time together and let go of your inhibitions.
As your love runs deep for this person, you willingly ignore any consequences and just relish in the romance.
After all, they are “the one”.
Top romantic trope: Soulmates
My Best Friend’s Wedding
You are still trying to figure things out and have kept yourself very busy building a successful career.
You are a high flyer with an amazing job.
You are suborn and fiercely independent which is why you could still be single.
In the back of your mind, you know who you want, and when they are just about to be snatched away by someone else or have announced their new girlfriend or boyfriend as “serious”, you realise its actually them you want.
But, having kept your crush near for all of these years means you are in the 'friend zone' which is hard to break free of.
You must therefore pluck up the courage to reveal your true feelings.
Usually calm and collected this revelation can be emotionally challenging for you and you may act in ways that you could regret, similar to Julia Roberts’s character, Julianne.
Top romantic trope: Stuck in the friendzone / Just friends
Dirty Dancing
You come from two different walks of life but the instant connection you feel is strong.
You like your partner to take control and trust them implicitly.
You usually have a tough exterior but have let this person in.
As this is a case of opposites attract, your family might wonder about the reliability and connection between the two of you.
Nonetheless, you don’t care and confide in your friends who are more understanding and agree with your chosen partner as they can see you are a good match.
Top romantic trope: Opposites attract
Twilight
You yearn for desire and you could be searching for your true love.
No obstacle can keep you apart but your relationship can cause all sorts of problems for yourselves and those around you.
Having the obstacles keep coming your way, you get defensive, and this might mean you cut yourself off from others as you spend time with your love interest, just like Bella and Edward.
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You are irresistible to one another but you may need to be mindful of any dangers which could undo the relationship.
Top romantic trope: Forbidden love
