Harry Burns & Sally Albright (When Harry Met Sally)

Harry Burns and Sally Albright can turn a drive, a phone call, or dinner into an argument—and somehow that’s the appeal. Their relationship grows through years of chance encounters, friendship, disagreements, and the increasingly obvious question hanging over both of them. They don’t have spaceships, shootouts, or time machines. They have conversation and chemistry, which makes them a completely different threat in this bracket. Put Harry & Sally against Thelma & Louise and you’re choosing between two kinds of intimacy. Against Woody & Buzz, it’s relationship evolution in two wildly different forms.