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Ah, New York! There’s something about the city that draws people in. I’m one of those folks who daydream about visiting the Big Apple, even though I haven’t had the chance yet. It’s one of those places on my bucket list that I’d love to experience firsthand.<\/p>\n
New York is a source of inspiration for many and stands as a symbol of America’s strength. Just hearing its name can make you want to sing the famous “New York, New York!” refrain. Today, being National New York Day, is a perfect time to celebrate this great state. For those of us who can’t be there in person, we’ve got the next best thing.<\/p>\n
At Silver Petticoat, we love sharing our favorite romantic films with you. To honor New York, we’ve compiled a list of 15 romantic movies set against the enchanting backdrop of New York City’s skyline. From timeless classics to modern hits, period dramas to comedies, there’s something for everyone.<\/p>\n
So, grab your popcorn and settle into your favorite chair. Here are 15 films you can watch to celebrate New York Day:<\/p>\n
1. An Affair to Remember
\n Cary Grant and Deborah Kerr star in this iconic romance about two people who have a fateful encounter and plan to reunite at the top of the Empire State Building. This classic is famous for its memorable scenes.<\/p>\n
2. Autumn in New York
\n Richard Gere and Winona Ryder star in this bittersweet romance. Ryder plays a woman with a life-threatening illness who falls in love with Gere. It’s a touching story, albeit a bit sad.<\/p>\n
3. Before We Go
\n Directed by and starring Chris Evans, this indie film tells the story of a couple who meet by chance and spend a night wandering around New York. Despite its open-ended conclusion, it’s a charming movie.<\/p>\n
4. Brooklyn
\n This beautiful period drama follows an Irish immigrant who comes to Brooklyn seeking a better life. She finds friends and love but must return to Ireland due to a family emergency, realizing what and who she misses back in America.<\/p>\n
5. The House of Mirth
\n Set in a historical context, this film stars Gillian Anderson as a woman who sacrifices true love in her quest for a perfect social match. It’s a poignant and sorrowful story.<\/p>\n
6. It Could Happen to You
\n This nostalgic ’90s romantic comedy stars Bridget Fonda and Nicolas Cage as two people who win the lottery together in an unexpected turn of events. It’s loosely based on a true story.<\/p>\n
7. Kate & Leopold
\n Hugh Jackman stars as a gentleman from the Victorian age who is transported to modern New York, where he falls in love with a quirky woman played by Meg Ryan. It’s a delightful rom-com.<\/p>\n
8. On the Town
\n Gene Kelly, Frank Sinatra, and Vera-Ellen star in this old-fashioned musical romance set in New York. The story involves three sailors on leave who have 24 hours to explore the city and find romance.<\/p>\n
For more delightful New York romances, keep exploring our list of favorite films celebrating this captivating city.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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