1. Lady and the Tramp
2. Romeo and Juliet
3. Spiderman
4. The Notebook
5. Titanic
6. Dirty Dancing
7. Sixteen Candles
8. One Fine Day
9. Now and Then
10. When Harry Met Sally
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