PT.1 - ROMANCING THE STONE: Backstory (2002) 

My favorite adventure Romance movie growing up as a teenager

Please post part 2!!! I beg you! This is one of my favourite movies ever!

One of my favorite movies! Still love it!

They both made a very nice looking couple in this one and one that had very good chemisty even:)

I love both films. Romancing the Stone and Jewel of the Nile. Watch them over and over. Great cast. The films are brilliant. Ýsss** 😂❤❤❤

Michael Douglas is one of my all time favorite actors. This is a movie I never thought I'd be into as a kid, but ended up loving it

My first major movie I saw on a big screen :-) Great way to start a cinema career :-)

One of my all time favourites!!

This is one of my favorite movies when I was a kid. Very fun to watch.

Love this movie ! The way Michael handles the shot gun was impressive .

I love this movie and soundtrack Great era

Thanks for uploading...anxiously awaiting Part 2! :) love this movie

Watched it in 1985 translated, loving it since

Great movie. Watch it a lot:)

Romancing the stone is better than the jewel of the nile but i like also the jewel of the nile!

Man life was so unfair to Diane Thomas make a big hit then kick the bucket at 39

Now on Netflix. What a gift.

Actually posted Pt.2 at the same time as Pt.1, but for some weird reason it was deleted by RU-vid. Trying to get it back up. Thanks for watching! - CEJ

Just finished the movie and after that I watched the deleted scenes, favorite scenes and a interview with Michael Douglas

Dang. Didn't realize this was a 2-parter. Now I'm dying to see the 2nd part!

One of my favorite movies love the music by alan silvestri

Awesome, I love this movie. Looking forward to part 2!

Thank you. Where’s part 2?

I used to watch this on cable all the time. Such a classic. Turner was so pretty. I feel bad that her arthritis & the steroids killed her looks. I loved how Joan was a scared little hermit romance writer than gets into a great adventure & changes into a more outgoing woman & meets a man like in her novels. Wasnt this a career making role for devito? B4 that he had bit parts in couckos nest & terns of endearment for film & of course on taxi. He stole the show in this & started starring in films twins war of the Rose's jewel of the Nile a strange little film with billy crystal dont throw momma from the train. Etc. Zemeckis thank god this film did well bc we got back to the future the next year . An all time classic.

Everyone likes to say that this is an Indiana Jones rip off or that Indy inspired Romancing the Stone and Jewel of the Nile because those films came out 3 and 4 years after Raiders of the Lost Ark and Romancing came out the same year as Temple of Doom, but in actual fact, the script was basically a done deal in the late 1970s and Michael Douglas himself had spent years trying to get the movie made, so it just happened to come out a few years later. I also really like Jewel of the Nile in a fun kind of way, despite the awkward, stereotypic depictions of Middle Eastern and North African people. It's more rewatchable to me than Romancing, but I acknowledge that Romancing is indeed the superior film. Part of the problem with the sequel was that Robert Zemeckis was busy working on Back To the Future and couldn't do Jewel of the Nile, so there's a bit of tonal inconsistency. Jewel is a straight action comedy with a bit of romance thrown in, where the romance and characterization is more front and centre in the first film. I would have liked to see these characters again, even in 2022, but that's not going to happen.

It is a classic

First time screenwriter, Diane Thomas, died in a car accident a year after this movie came out. She died in the Porche that Michael Douglas purchased for her after the success of Romancing The Stone.

Any one have it? Have been waiting for it for 22 years Please

Rino Romano is definitely my favorites, he's a narr.

I would like to see Part 2 too but RU-vid would of deleted for copyright reasons by order of 20th Century Fox, you will have to edit out whatever part of the video is of copyright infringement and re-upload

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maybe you can upload it on dailymotion & just put the link here?

i didnt know about zemeckis

Clint Eastwood and Barbara Streisand? There was that chemistry between Streisand and Redford in "the Way We Were" that maybe they were thinking of banking on. I think I might have liked to see her give it a try, but not Eastwood.

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Lawd Michael Douglas is HOT!!!

No way I could see Nicholson as jack t. Colton. Nicholson is a great actor but I cant see him at all. Douglas was the best Choice

Used Cars was pretty funny. I give it at least three stars out of five. 1941 was insanely funny. And both of these movies bombed ? Nonsense !

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😕😪It's a Good Movie But....... It's Too Bad it Couldn't Filmed in "The Real COLOMBIA* This Movie is Like Imitation Cheese.

I miss when AMC used to air things like this. Now it's just Fear the Walking Dead reruns. I don't think I even know a single person who watches that garbage.

Sly Stallone was offered two "Stone" movies back in 1983. One was Romancing the Stone. And the other was Rhinestone. I guess he thought a flat out comedy would be better for his career. Of course, hindsight being what it is, he made the wrong choice. After that debacle, he stopped flipping coins when choosing screenplays and decided he would now pick scripts using "Eenie, meenie, minie, moe" which explains Oscar, Stop or My Mom Will Shoot and Over The Top! Actually, nothing explains Stop or Mom Will Shoot. (The real reason he did "Stop" is better than my crummy joke. He was tricked into it by none other than Arnold Schwarzenegger who began to notice around town that a jealous Sly was going after scripts Arnold said he wanted to do. So Arnold hatched a plan. After reading "Stop or My Mom Will Shoot" and realizing it was the WORST script he EVER read, he would let it be known around town that Stop will be his next big summer blockbuster. Sly's agent caught one whiff of this and "stole" the screenplay out from under Arnold's nose. And Arnold laughed and laughed and laughed).