what is the most romantic disability in the movies?

I think that any movie where someone is blind and in love is the most romantic. There's something very personal and sensual about having to use touch for sight.

Hi SutanHartanto, Your discussion (this one) make me think for a week before responding. I have to memories all my favorite movie that have disability at heart or body. All these movie makes me: "a major weeper" I recommending .. yes, "Forrest Gump". Same reason as you, no doub. "The Color Purple" played by Whoopi Goldberg, It really touch my heart. How ugly girls got treated different way than ugly one. How Celie continue her life with hope that one day she will bound together again with her sister. "Lorenzo's oil" played by Susan Saradon. She's a mother of Lorenzo, You must see this movie! How strong and week at the same time Lorenzo fight his ill, and his mom never leave him aside. How she encourage Lorenzo and parents that have child the same desease as Lorenzo.For a cartoon; "The Swan Lake" this touch my heart when i was kid. The witch turn Odette into a swan and a handsome prince rescue her. Odette was hided in a big cage up in the tower."Scent of a Woman" played by Al Pacino as a blind man and teach everything he know about women to a young man. And the list will continue when i found one.Happy posting always!! oxoxxoxoxox'dian from Bali island.

Oh my!! I like romantic movie but agree with hilia I don't think that silence of the lamb is something romantic. I guess you should put Beauty and the Beast, because it is a romantic movie with someone with the disability to be looked like a human being. And Little Mermaid too, because the woman has the disability to walk because she had no feet but fin LOL.

I did not even recognize that there is such a movie like this but for all of the movie that you mentioned I do like to watched a Forrest Gump with Tom Hanks and Silence of the Lambs are one of the successful movie but I cannot think of the movie that I do watched that are disability romantic movie......

For me, I'd vote for "Flowers For Algernon". Very touching romantic disability movie with a painful twist in the end. I am pretty sure that I got a moral lesson of the said movie's summary plot.