All the World’s a Stage — for Romance Nothing sets the scene for love like a good romantic movie. And when that film takes place in a gorgeous destination, it ups the romance factor tenfold. With the season of amour in full swing, here are eight movies to watch with your beloved that might have you planning a trip for a cinema-worthy love story of your own.New York City: The Big Apple has played host to dozens of romantic films, from “When Harry Met Sally …” to “Breakfast at Tiffany’s.” But never has the city been more luminescent than in 1987’s “Moonstruck,” set in an Italian-American community in Brooklyn. Enjoy your own lunar-lovely time by basking in the moonlight along the East River, crossing the Brooklyn Bridge into Manhattan and catching a performance at the Metropolitan Opera. While you’re there, be sure to visit the top of the Empire State Building, stroll through Central Park and dine in at least one of New York’s superb restaurants. That’s amoré!Slide show text by Amy Swanson, MSN Travel. Photo editing by Connie Ricca. All the World’s a Stage — for Romance
All the World’s a Stage — for Romance Nothing sets the scene for love like a good romantic movie. And when that film takes place in a gorgeous destination, it ups the romance factor tenfold. With the season of amour in full swing, here are eight movies to watch with your beloved that might have you planning a trip for a cinema-worthy love story of your own.New York City: The Big Apple has played host to dozens of romantic films, from “When Harry Met Sally …” to “Breakfast at Tiffany’s.” But never has the city been more luminescent than in 1987’s “Moonstruck,” set in an Italian-American community in Brooklyn. Enjoy your own lunar-lovely time by basking in the moonlight along the East River, crossing the Brooklyn Bridge into Manhattan and catching a performance at the Metropolitan Opera. While you’re there, be sure to visit the top of the Empire State Building, stroll through Central Park and dine in at least one of New York’s superb restaurants. That’s amoré!Slide show text by Amy Swanson, MSN Travel. Photo editing by Connie Ricca. 
