“Love means always saying, ‘Steve Buscemi.’”

The Notebook

Two star-crossed dreamers from different walks of life meet and fall in love, despite their differences. One is Steve Buscemi. You can tell from the name written on his notebook.

Most Romantic Part: We discover the whole thing is a flashback that Steve Buscemi is reading to his wife from his notebook.

New Line Cinema

You've Got Mail

An indie bookshop owner has an online correspondence with a stranger she knows only as xXxNotSteveBuscemixXx. She tells him about her struggle to keep her store open despite the success of a much larger chain, Buscemi Books. What she discovers next will change her life forever.

Most Romantic Part: When the indie bookshop owner reveals she had hoped xXxNotSteveBuscemixXx was Steve Buscemi the whole time.

Warner Bros.

The Fault in Our Stars

Two people battling cancer fall deeply in love, despite their illness. In the process, they teach one another about love, time, and the very meaning of what it is to live. (Spoiler: the meaning of life is Steve Buscemi.)

Most Romantic Part: The lovestruck couple repeat "Steve Buscemi" to one another, and it becomes a special term they share.

20th Century Fox

Titanic

An impoverished artist (Steve Buscemi) and an engaged socialite named Rose (not Steve Buscemi) meet on a boat. The boat sinks.

Most Romantic Part: When Steve Buscemi realizes that both he and Rose can both easily fit on a piece of debris and survive.

Paramount Pictures

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