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Great movie couples, played by Michael Bublé

In the first scene, Michael Bublé is Rick from Casablanca, and his wife, Luisana Lopilato, is Ilsa. more

From there the two of them keep changing films. They turn up in Sixteen Candles, Jerry Maguire and Love Actually, then in The Notebook and Titanic.

Through all of "I'll Never Not Love You," Michael sings to Luisana and hardly looks anywhere else. The words are plain promises. "I'll stand by you," he sings, "and no matter whatever happens, I'll never not love you."

Some of the picks are less expected. Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind gets a scene. Casablanca comes back, and The Princess Bride shows up late. Then there's a nod to Taylor Swift's All Too Well short film, and Swift fans spot it right away.

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Later in the song, the movie scenes make room for a nod to Taylor Swift's All Too Well short film.

The last scene is the one people talk about most. The couple end up in a grocery store, and it is the same store from his "Haven't Met You Yet" video. Back then he was singing about someone he hadn't found. Now she's right there with him.

There's one more piece of news. Luisana is pregnant with their fourth child, and at the very end the two of them walk out with their kids.

A young adult male in a striped sweater vest over a dark shirt and jeans stands next to an adult female wearing an elegant white gown with puffed sleeves, in a warmly lit, ornate dining room or living area. The headline runs in white letters across the lower third.Save
In the first scene, Michael Bublé is Rick from Casablanca, and his wife, Luisana Lopilato, is Ilsa.

That is the moment many people say gets them. One writes that they were holding it together right up until the family walked out. For others the song means even more. One listener played it every day with a fiancé on the drive to radiation treatments, and came back to say the last one was done.