What's your favorite on-screen kiss of all time? Was it Elizabeth Taylor and Montgomery Clift in "A Place in the Sun"? Or perhaps Audrey Hepburn and George Peppard in "Breakfast at Tiffany's"? Even in this day of one high-tech special effect after another, a passionate kiss in a movie -- if done right -- has the power to send shivers down our spines like nothing else. We asked our Facebook friends about the best on-screen kisses of all time and received a wide variety of responses. "Sammy Davis Jr. laying one on Archie Bunker!!" said Randy Derflinger. "I loved the spliced together kissing scenes in 'Cinema Paradiso'," said Vincent Aurelius. We agree. And here's what a few others had to say. Have anything to add? Let us know in comments.

1. Jimmy Stewart and Donna Reed in "It's a Wonderful Life."
George Bailey may have had big plans in this 1946 comedy-drama, but they all fell by the wayside after he fell in love with Mary. The pair's on-screen kiss, which comes after the two are forced to lean in close to share a phone, is the result of undeniable pent-up sexual tension.

7. Richard Gere and Debra Winger in "An Officer and a Gentleman."
After a boring day at the factory, what woman wouldn't want to be swept up in a handsome officer's arms, and kissed without a word? And with "Up Where We Belong" playing in the background?

9. Tobey Maquire and Kirsten Dunst in "Spiderman."
Although not the most conventional of kisses, who could ever forget the upside down kiss these two stars shared in this 2002 blockbuster?

10. Don Murray and Marilyn Monroe in "Bus Stop."
After Don Murray character Beau leaves his ranch in Montana in order to take part in the Phoenix rodeo, he falls in love with a saloon singer played by Marilyn Monroe. After she realizes she's fallen in love with him too, the kiss that follows "takes your breath away" as one of our Facebook friends recalled.