Are you looking for flowers shaped like florist roses or those with a very full, old-fashioned shape?

Well im lookinf for the full type roses

Many of those classified as "grandiflora" roses would meet your requirements. They usually bloom in clusters, also known as sprays, and the flowers are regualar-sized, not small.

You might be happy with Maggie, a wonderful rose.

She is fragrant, magenta and big and thorny.

As an example of the "grandiflora" roses that often meet your criteria, here's Queen Elizabeth, probably the first such rose so named.