Best Movie Couples Costume Ideas Ps Entertainment Jon Snow did kind of become a bit less interesting in Seasons 5 to 8 versus Seasons 1 to 4, and so much of his story between Seasons 2 and 4 revolved around Ygritte. Balim Tezel (she/her) is a shopping updates editor at PS and the founder of Maison des Nus, a New York-based affordable luxury brand. Lauren Harano is a contributor for PS and was formerly an editor for PS Living, Beauty, and Shop. Aside from PS, her work can be found in the pages of Cosmopolitan and Seventeen as well as online at InStyle, Esquire, NBC, and various food and travel sites. A blue dress and white apron for Belle and a red shirt and a bit of hair grease for Gaston is all you need to complete this classic Disney look. The two would divorce in 1975 (Cher would cite infidelity and it was a contentious split), and would continue to have public ups and downs, but Cher read the eulogy at Sonny’s funeral in 1998. One of the more dramatic couples on this list, the model and musician met in 1976, both with other people, and their relationship overlapped with Jagger’s then-marriage. Jerry Hall and Mick Jagger got married (although not in a way that was legally binding) in 1990, and there were a lot of ups and downs including infidelity and breakups and an extramarital pregnancy. All told, the two were off and on for more than two decades, and continued to talk after their split. The New York City pair was, well, mad about each other, but they struggled to keep their relationship running smoothly—you know, like the rest of us do. And how many other romances have we seen that could go away for nearly 20 years and come back to wow audiences again? While the Roseanne revival met its end after a racist controversy surrounding Barr, it’s hard not to think fondly of the couple in their ’80s and ’90s glory. In terms of couples most of America can relate to, none come close to Roseanne (Roseanne Barr) and Dan Conner (John Goodman) on Roseanne, which debuted in 1988. The Conners were a textbook “regular” family living in the heartland dealing with issues that many Americans face on a daily basis—financial strains, family drama, that sort of thing. But only a handful of the many movie couples truly stand out as the swooniest, most romantic, and most heartfelt. Not all of them have happy endings, but there’s no doubt that the love that each one of them shares is real. We’ve gathered the 19 greatest movie couples of all time from the Golden Age of cinema, iconic Oscar winners, and more, each one ranked here from least to most romantic. This film follows two people dealing with personal challenges and mental health struggles as they form a unique bond. Considering the sorry state of online interpersonal relationships, the film works as a reminder of simpler times. The story, written and directed by Nora Ephron, reunites Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan as Joe Fox and Kathleen Kelly, a pair of rival booksellers who go over their lives without revealing too much about themselves. As each exchange takes place, they find out they have much in common without realizing they hate each other in real life, as they are business rivals. The pairing of a fictional couple has been the drive for too many films across multiple eras, and it always proves to be a successful formula. Some of these on-screen duos have imprinted themselves in the collective memories of audiences by combining great acting, great chemistry, and a unique story. These iconic couplings embody everlasting love and relationship goals for many people. Rick always drags his grandson along on his many dangerous adventures, which have undoubtedly traumatized Morty beyond belief. Their relationship is toxic and codependent, but the two of them always succeed in shocking audiences while still making them laugh. Many of us remember watching SpongeBob and his friends in Bikini Bottom growing up. Most notably, we remember the yellow sponge engaging in many undersea shenanigans with his best bud, Patrick. Usually seen blowing bubbles, going jellyfishing, or just annoying Squidward, these two made our childhoods with their joyous antics. Woody And Buzz Lightyear — Toy Story Since then, we’ve seen both of them rock Greendale to its core by building blanket/pillow forts, hosting a fake talk show, and battling Blorgons. Whether or not you grew up with an imaginary friend of your own, you could feel the special love Calvin and Hobbes had for each other through the seemingly endless comic strips by cartoonist Bill Watterson. While most of the comics featured the duo getting into trouble in zany ways, there were more than a few that showed real tenderness and tugged at your heartstrings. If you have even a single goth bone in your body, these skeletons are totally your couple goals. Sally’s shy but sweet nature perfectly complements his more dramatic personality. Married from 1992 until his death from cancer in 2016, Iman and Bowie were extremely private about their long-lasting marriage. According to Iman, speaking to the New York Times in 2021, both of them wanted a life away from the public and a life of purpose. The two managed to do just that, mostly living in New York and raising their daughter together. In 2022, she told Hoda Kotb that she thinks of him “every day, and every minute.” Take a cue from Bella Hadid and The Weeknd, and dress up as Beetlejuice and Lydia Deetz this Halloween. In true Andie spirit, you’ll probably want to hit your local thrift store for this costume. Lots of jewelry, lots of pink, and a Molly Ringwald wig are a must, of course; and for Duckie, you’ll need a black top hat, some retro shades, and a tweed blazer. Police officer Stef (Teri Polo) and principal Lena (Sherri Saum) got off to