The ultimate romantic love story. Towering (literally) performance from Ron Perlman under a ton of prosthetics. And no, he's not just acting with his eyes - his whole body is eloquent.

Departs from du Maurier's novel, but in a romantically satisfying direction. Awesome musical score.

Within this gothic horror tale there's a rather attractive romantic hero from the other side of the tracks played by Gil Bellows.

Hayley Mills plays a girl traumatised by a childhood tragedy who flowers in the care of a gypsy boy, played by Ian McShane.

The little tramp loses his heart once again in a film that is also one of his funniest.

Great fun. Don't know what the girl does to deserve him apart from wearing ever more wonderfully anachronistic hats.

Bruno Ganz's angel who becomes mortal for love is tender and devoted.

Clever and visually beautiful.

Ichikawa Somegoro gives a full-blooded performance as a swordsman and passionate lover.

Music, violence and passionate love-making - they're all dance in this voluptuous but very violent film with the dashing Banderas.