Presenting: The 105 Most Romantic Movies of All Time
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There are a lot of romance movies out there. Some are funny, some are cheesy, and some are just absolutely soul-crushing, but they all deserve a space in the beloved film genre. No matter what your taste (or your current mood), there's a romantic film that's perf for you—and we've rounded up the 12 best ones.
1. The Notebook
It's safe to say Nicholas Sparks is pretty much the *king* of romance. Almost all of his novels get made into movies, but The Notebook is by far his most famous adaptation. That scene where Noah and Allie make out in the rain?!?! HOT.
2. 10 Things I Hate About You
Heath Ledger serenading Julia Stiles with "Can't Take My Eyes Off You" is truly one of the best scenes to ever happen in the history of cinema, and if you don't know what I'm talking about, WATCH THIS IMMEDIATELY.
3. P.S. I Love You
For some reason, a lot of great romance movies involve somebody dying. It's very masochistic if you ask me, but I don't make the rules!! At least in P.S. I Love You, you know from the start. So don't worry—it's not too depressing.
4. Notting Hill
"I'm just a girl, standing in front of a boy, asking him to love her." DAMMIT JULIA ROBERTS, I'm crying all over again. Hugh Grant may be a bit of a f*ck-up in this movie, but his beautiful face and perfectly tousled hair will make you forgive him for his mistakes. British men, amirite?
5. Moulin Rouge!
Moulin Rouge! gave us the most iconic song collab of all time, "Lady Marmalade," and for that we should be forever grateful—but the movie behind the theme song is just as legendary. It's hot, wacky and, um, kind of heart-shattering, TBH. If the plot alone isn't enough to make you shed a tear, Ewan McGregor's beautiful voice sure will.
6. Call Me by Your Name
If you want to feel absolutely destroyed, this is the movie for you! The Italian setting and the soundtrack are so freakin' beautiful, as is the relationship that forms between Elio (internet bae Timothée Chalamet) and Oliver (Armie Hammer-me-with-those-thighs.) The film perfectly encapsulates the passion and pain of first love, and the end scene will just wreck you.
7. Titanic
I mean, this one's just a given, right?
8. Me Before You
Oh man, I'm about to descend into a fit of ugly crying just thinking about this movie. If you haven't seen it yet, I won't spoil anything for you, but I would recommend placing a box of tissues within reach. Also, it's kind of unfair how Sam Claflin's face looks that good all the time.
9. A Walk to Remember
Speaking of Nicholas Sparks and ugly crying, this movie has both! Yet another adaptation of a Sparks classic, A Walk to Remember is pretty cheesy at times, but it's also very cute and lovable.
10. The Fault in Our Stars
Two teens with cancer fall deeply, madly in love? Sure John Green, just f*ck us all the way up!
11. Brokeback Mountain
"I wish I knew how to quit you."
Those words became world-famous after the release of Brokeback Mountain. Jake Gyllenhaal and Heath Ledger are so good in this movie that I low-key forgot Anne Hathaway was even it—but regardless, their performances are all *chef's kiss.*
12. Pretty Woman
There's a reason why Pretty Woman has the highest number of ticket sales ever for a romantic comedy: it's just like, really effing good. Julia Roberts is a gem as always, and the FASHUN in this movie! Iconic!!
Whether you're looking for a date night movie to watch with your sweetheart or you're looking for a tearjerker of a movie to make you feel all the feels, a romantic movie checks all the boxes. From lighthearted rom-coms to epic tragedies about forbidden love, we've rounded up some of the most romantic movies of all time that you can stream right now. So light some candles, get your favorite snacks ready, and curl up under a blanket to enjoy these movies that are all about love.
Unsurprisingly, there are a loooot of movies about love! These romantic movies encompass everything from teen romance to love triangles to breakups to weddings and everything in between. And no matter what streaming services you have — be it Netflix, Hulu, Disney+, or basically anything else — there are definitely options on this list you can stream. We've also made sure to include some new romance movies along with the classics you probably already know and love. And if you don't find anything on this list that strikes your fancy, check out our suggestions for Korean romance movies, movies with great sex scenes, or cozy winter movies.
The famous movie couples in these romantic films are sure to make you believe in love, and if they don't...well, at least you were entertained for a couple hours, right? Keep scrolling for the most romantic movies of all time, from classic black-and-white films to subversive romantic comedies.
'Past Lives'
This was probably one of the most-talked-about films of 2023, and for good reason. It's about first loves, destiny, and the choices we make in life. Prepare the tissues, because this one's a tear-jerker!
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'Slumdog Millionaire'
This 2008 Best Picture Oscar winner deserves all the praise. It's about a love that grows despite its beginnings in the dark recesses of the slums of Mumbai, as it finds its light at the end of the tunnel.
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'Palm Springs'
Nothing says romance like being stuck in an infinite time loop together, reliving the day of your sister's wedding...right? This funny, heartfelt movie stars Andy Samburg and Cristin Milioti as two people living the same day over and over again, until one of them decides to break the cycle.
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'Breakfast at Tiffany's'
AKA, the one with *the* Aubrey Hepburn outfit everyone has worn for Halloween at least once. Hepburn plays Holly Golightly, a charming wistful socialite who falls for her handsome new neighbor, played by George Peppard.
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'Before Sunrise'
This incredibly romantic film follows Julie Delpy and Ethan Hawke as two young travelers who meet on a train and decide to spend a magical day and night exploring Vienna together. If you like this one, great news: there are two more films in the trilogy, Before Sunset (which catches up with the same characters nine years later) and Before Midnight (which finds them again nine years later, nearly two decades after their first meeting).
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'Two Weeks Notice'
Rom-com icons Sandra Bullock and Hugh Grant join forces in this funny little love story about falling for a person who is the complete opposite from your "type."
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'The Big Sick'
This movie is based on the real-life romance of Kumail Nanjiani (who plays a version of himself) and his wife, Emily V. Gordon. When Emily is hospitalized with a life-threatening infection and put into a medically induced coma, Kumail is there for her — the only thing is, they've already broken up at this point, and her parents are kinda pissed at him about it.
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'Meet Cute'
Oh, hi, Pete Davidson! This rom-com follows Sheila (Kaley Cuoco) as she uses a time machine to relive a good date over and over and over again. But once she starts going further back in time to make changes to the guy she's going on the date with, things get complicated.
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'Ghost'
This movie features what I will definitively call the sexiest pottery scene in all of cinema! Patrick Swayze plays Sam, a man whose love for his girlfriend transcends everything — even death, it seems.
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'Her'
This futuristic romance centers on a lonely writer who slowly develops a bond with an artificially-intelligent operating system (think, like, Siri or Alexa), voiced by Scarlett Johansson. It's gorgeously shot and surprisingly sweet.
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'The Theory of Everything'
Stephen Hawking's life, including his relationship with Jane Wilde, is the subject matter of this touching romantic film. It follows Stephen and Jane as they fall in love and together confront Stephen's diagnosis of motor neuron disease at the age of 21.
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'The Way We Were'
This 1973 romantic drama stars Barbra Streisand and Robert Redford, who fall for each other despite being total opposites. Come for the iconic cast, stay for the melodramatic ending.
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'My Big Fat Greek Wedding'
A classic rom-com! Toula is a 30-year-old woman with a loving, slightly overwhelming Greek family. When she accepts her boyfriend Ian's marriage proposal, she realizes that planning the wedding and getting her family to accept Ian might be more complicated than she thought.
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'The Holiday'
If watching this movie isn't part of your annual holiday tradition, what are you even doing?? This cozy film stars Kate Winslet and Cameron Diaz as two women who are going through it relationship-wise and decide to swap homes for the holiday season. Enter: Jude Law and a surprisingly hot Jack Black as their love interests.
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'Disobedience'
If you're in the mood for a romantic drama, you'll love this tale of forbidden love. Ronit and Estee are childhood friends from an Orthodox Jewish community, reunited when Ronit's father dies and she returns to the community that once ostracized her for her romantic feelings towards Estee.
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'500 Days of Summer'
Despite the voiceover that says, "You should know up front, this is not a love story," I think it deserves a spot on this list. It's a realistic story about a situationship, plus Joseph Gordon-Levitt and Zooey Deschanel are super charming.
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'Singin' in the Rain'
If you like musicals, this classic rom-com is for you. It takes place right as Hollywood is transitioning from silent films to "talkies." You'll be humming the songs long after the movie is over, trust me.
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'Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham'
This visually stunning Bollywood film tells the story of the adopted son of a wealthy family who falls in love with a woman from a low-income background. He marries her despite his family's protestations, and things get complicated from there. Don't worry, there's a happy ending!
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'The Half of It'
This sweet movie centers around Ellie, a shy high school student who makes money writing essays for her classmates. When she's approached by football player Paul to pen a love letter to their classmate Aster, she accepts. The thing is, Ellie *also* has a crush on Aster, so things get kinda complicated. As much as this is a movie about romance, it's also about self-love and self-acceptance.
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'Something's Gotta Give'
Come for the coastal grandmother aesthetic, stay for the love triangle between Keanu Reeves, Diane Keaton, and Jack Nicholson.
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'13 Going on 30'
I'll say it: This is Jennifer Garner's best role of all time! She stars as Jenna Rink, a girl who goes from 13 to 30 years old overnight. As an adult, Jenna gets in contact with her childhood friend Matt, who has had a *major* glowup in the intervening years.
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'Serendipity'
You'll either find the premise of this movie very charming or very annoying, but there's only one way to find out! Jonathan and Sara are two people who spend a surprisingly intimate day together. But rather than give him her number, Sara insists that if it's meant to be, they'll cross paths again. Several years on, both are engaged to be married to other people but can't stop thinking about the other, leading them both on cross-country adventures.
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'Romeo + Juliet'
I mean, it's kinda *the* love story! Baz Luhrmann's version of the Shakespearean drama takes place in the fictional Verona Beach and stars Claire Danes and Leonardo DiCaprio as the titular couple.
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'Sweet Home Alabama'
Reese Witherspoon stars as an up-and-coming fashion designer in New York who's on the cusp of marrying her dream guy. The only thing is she's *technically* still married to her childhood sweetheart who lives in her Alabama hometown. When she heads back home to convince him to sign the divorce papers, she finds herself questioning everything.
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'It's Complicated'
Another Nancy Meyers classic! This one follows a divorced couple, played by Meryl Streep and Alec Baldwin. Despite the fact that he's remarried and she's striking up a new relationship, they start having an affair and well, it's complicated (sorry, I had to!).
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'Ticket to Paradise'
Yes, this is another film about divorced parents who fall back into a romance, but this one takes place in Bali! Plus, how can you resist anything starring George Clooney and Julia Roberts?
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'The Worst Person in the World'
This movie will have you thinking about it long after the credits roll. It chronicles four years in the life of a young woman named Julie, who is in a relationship with an artist 15 years older than she is. While Julie's romantic relationships are at the center of the film, it's also an interesting tale about ambition, parenting, and figuring out who you are.
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'My Best Friend's Wedding'
As far as rom-coms go, this one is surprisingly subversive. When Julianne's best friend Michael gets engaged, she realizes she's been in love with him all along. She plans to break up the happy couple, but things don't exactly go according to plan.
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'Moonlight'
This movie follows one Black man throughout his childhood and adult life as he works to figure out his sexual identity (and find love).
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'Lovers Rock'
I don't mean to undermine all the incredible work this film is doing, but the best way to describe it is: an absolute vibe. It's about that "I just met a person at a party and they might be the love of my life" feeling.
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'a Dancing'
"I... had... the time of my liiiiiife, and I owe it all to youuuuUUuu."
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'Crazy Rich Asians'
This movie is not only a romance but just an absolute feast for the eyes, to employ a film critic phrase. The clothes! The locations! It doesn't get any prettier than this.
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'West Side Story'
The 2021 remake of West Side Story is very good, but we're putting this one on the list instead because there's something to be said for the original.
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'Up'
The opening sequence of this film will make you openly sob, and then after that, it's just really, really enjoyable. He's just trying to fulfill his wife's lifelong dream!!
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'The Umbrellas of Cherbourg'
If you liked La La Land (which may or may not make an appearance later on this list), it owes a lot to this movie. It's like, if you've already seen the 2.0 Emma Stone/Ryan Gosling version, you should definitely see the 1.0 version.
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'Sylvie's Love'
Ah, yes, a "lost flames reignite years later and realize they're still into each other" movie.
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'Casablanca'
This movie is what the phrase "stood the test of time" was invented for. If you didn't know where the lines "Here's looking at you, kid," and "We'll always have Paris," came from, you need to watch ASAP.
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'In the Mood for Love'
I mean, it says love right in the title. This story follows two people who rent rooms in the same house that discover their spouses are having an affair. But will they end up doing the same?
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'She's the Man'
Not only is this an iconic Amanda Bynes performance, but it's based on Shakespeare, and that's romantic as heck!
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'The Photograph'
Two words: Issa Rae. She and LaKeith Stanfield get involved romantically as she's sorting through her grief surrounding her mother's death.
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'An Affair to Remember'
Before Chuck and Blair made their infamous promise to meet at the Empire State Building, Cary Grant and Deborah Kerr made the same one in this classic romance.
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'WALL-E'
Robot love counts as love, okay?
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'Last Holiday'
Other than the romance here, it's incredibly fun to watch Queen Latifah go to Europe and simply ball TF out.
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'Portrait of a Lady on Fire'
This is another installment in the canon of lesbian period pieces where the two main characters are tortured lovers who can't be together but desperately want to be, and it's very, very good.
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'Emma' (2020)
This movie has basically every famous young British actor and actress in it, and Johnny Flynn's final scene where he... I'm not going to spoil it for those of you who didn't read the book in AP Lit, but it's very, very swoon-y.
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'When Harry Met Sally'
This is one of those classics where two people who are obviously attracted to each other try to stay just friends. The fake orgasm scene is just the cherry on top.
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'Sleepless in Seattle'
Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan headline this love story that begins when a widower's son calls a radio station to put out an ad in the hopes of finding his dad a partner.
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'Moonstruck'
I only need one word to sell you on the romance of this film: CHER.
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'Roman Holiday'
This might have been the first in the long line of "member of the royal family escapes their duties by pretending to be normal" movies. Basically, the Meghan Markle and Prince Harry blueprint.
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'About Time'
On his 21st birthday, Tim's father tells him that the men in their family can time travel. At first, Tim uses this ability to get himself a girlfriend, but as life goes on, he realizes time travel isn't the answer for all of his problems.
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'Little Women'
Sure, you could argue that this is a movie about family. But you could also argue that watching Timothée Chalamet profess his love for Saoirse Ronan on the side of a hill, even though she doesn't reciprocate, qualifies it as a romance.
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'Sleeping With Other People'
Okay, this rom-com is criminally underrated. Alison Brie and Jason Sudeikis play two serial daters who try to stay platonic friends years after their one-night stand. Emphasis on "try."
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'Step Up'
Oh, this? The movie where Channing Tatum and Jenna Dewan met? With the final dance number you certainly tried—and failed—to learn? Absolutely.
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'A Star Is Born' (2018)
Okay yes, the second hour of this movie is very sad, but the first hour? Where Lady Gaga is simply falling in love? That's romance, baby.
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'Pride & Prejudice' (2005)
Before Matthew MacFadyen was stabbing Shiv in the back on Succession (IYKYK), he was breaking hearts as Mr. Darcy. This adaptation of the beloved novel will bewitch you, body and soul. (Get it?)
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'Love, Rosie'
Before she was Emily in Paris, Lily Collins played single mom Rosie, who can't seem to get the timing right with her best guy friend, Sam Claflin's Alex. You'll have to watch to see if they end up figuring it all out.
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'One Day'
Prepare to spend two hours crying as you watch one of the most tragic love stories of our time with Anne Hathaway at the center of it all. This one will rip you apart, but it's totally worth it.
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'The Vow'
Rachel McAdams gets into an accident and forgets everything, even her husband, Channing Tatum—as if anyone could forget they were married to Channing Tatum. But the point is that he kept trying to make her fall in love with him, even when she forgot him. Ugh.
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'The Time Traveler's Wife'
Another Rachel McAdams classic to add to the list. This time, she's falling in love with an actual time traveler, and it's not as cool as it sounds. Will their love endure?
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'The Notebook'
Are you surprised? The Rachel McAdams film festival continues! It's safe to say Nicholas Sparks is pretty much the *king* of romance. Almost all of his novels get made into movies, but The Notebook is by far his most famous adaptation. That scene where Noah and Allie make out in the rain?!?! HOT.
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'Titanic'
I mean, this one's just a given, right?
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'10 Things I Hate About You'
UGH. Heath Ledger serenading Julia Stiles with "Can't Take My Eyes Off You" is truly one of the best scenes to ever happen in the history of cinema, and if you don't know what I'm talking about, WATCH THIS IMMEDIATELY.
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'Pretty Woman'
There's a reason why Pretty Woman has the highest number of ticket sales ever for a romantic comedy: It's just, like, really effing good. Julia Roberts is a gem as always, and the FASHUN in this movie! Iconic!!
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'La La Land'
It didn't win six Oscars for nothing.
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'How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days'
Because Matthew McConaughey. Need we say more? Okay fine: Kate Hudson, too!
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'Crazy, Stupid, Love.'
Just because there is no such thing as too much Ryan Gosling and Emma Stone. Also Steve Carell. Enough said.
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'Love Actually'
The romance movie of all romance movies. No matter what age, this one is a MUST.
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'P.S. I Love You'
For some reason, a lot of great romance movies involve somebody dying. It's very masochistic if you ask me, but I don't make the rules!! At least in P.S. I Love You, you know from the start. So don't worry—it's not too depressing.
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'The Last Song'
When Liam and Miley were still Liam and Miley (*sob*). This one will bring you back to better days.
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'Love & Basketball'
"I'll play you—one game, one-on-one."
"For what?"
"Your heart."
That exchange might sound cheesy, but if you've ever seen Love & Basketball, you know that's the moment everybody starts tearing up. Quincy and Monica grow up together as basketball-loving BFFs. But on the journey to achieve their career dreams, they end up ~falling in love~.
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'You've Got Mail'
This one is sort of underrated, IMHO. But seriously, give it a watch. You won't be disappointed. P.S.: Is this how online dating worked before there were dating apps?
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'The Fault in Our Stars'
Two teens with cancer fall deeply, madly in love? Sure John Green, just f*ck us all the way up!
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'Call Me by Your Name'
If you want to feel absolutely destroyed, this is the movie for you! The Italian setting and the soundtrack are so freakin' beautiful, as is the relationship that forms between Elio (internet bae Timothée Chalamet) and Oliver (Armie Hammer-me-with-those-thighs.) The film perfectly encapsulates the passion and pain of first love, and the end scene will just wreck you.
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'Moulin Rouge!'
Moulin Rouge! gave us the most epic love song mashup of all time, the "Elephant Love Medley," and for that, we should be forever grateful—but the movie behind the song is just as legendary. It's hot, wacky and, um, kind of heart-shattering, TBH. If the plot alone isn't enough to make you shed a tear, Ewan McGregor's beautiful voice sure will.
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'Notting Hill'
"I'm just a girl, standing in front of a boy, asking him to love her." DAMMIT JULIA ROBERTS, I'm crying all over again. Hugh Grant may be a bit of a f*ck-up in this movie, but his beautiful face and perfectly tousled hair will make you forgive him for his mistakes. British men, amirite?
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'Me Before You'
Oh man, I'm legit crying just thinking about this movie. I won't spoil anything for you, but I would recommend placing a box of tissues within reach. Also, it's kind of unfair how Sam Claflin's face looks that good all the time.
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'A Walk to Remember'
Yet another adaptation of a Sparks classic, A Walk to Remember is pretty cheesy at times, but it's also very cute and lovable.
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'Brokeback Mountain'
"I wish I knew how to quit you."
Those words became world-famous after the release of Brokeback Mountain. Jake Gyllenhaal and Heath Ledger are so good in this movie that I low-key forgot Anne Hathaway was even in it—but regardless, their performances are all *chef's kiss*.
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'If Beale Street Could Talk'
If you want a good old-fashioned ugly cry, If Beale Street Could Talk will do the trick. Based on the James Baldwin novel, it follows Tish and Fonny, who have to navigate their relationship (and the fate of their future child) while Fonny sits in prison for a crime he didn't commit. NGL, it's sad as hell, but everything about this movie is just beautiful.
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'The Wedding Singer'
There's a reason why "Grow Old with You" has become such a modern-day wedding playlist staple. This movie has one of the sweetest rom-com moments of all time, and also plenty of hilarious scenes thanks to the comedic stylings of Adam Sandler.
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'Your Name'
I can't stress enough just how good of a romantic movie this film is. Though animated movies aren't for everyone, this is one that I'd recommend to romantics of all backgrounds. This talks about a magical connection and love that goes beyond time, space, and what seems logically possible. PLEASE do yourself a favor and click the button below.
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'The Shape of Water'
This is an Academy Award-winning film for a reason. Things get weird, but this movie just proves that love can come from the strangest places, and can beat all odds. Yes, super sappy. I know. But this is definitely a top-tier, one-of-a-kind, romance film for the ages.
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'Music and Lyrics'
That old saying about "making beautiful music together" comes true in this quirky rom-com starring Hugh Grant and Drew Barrymore. A washed-up music superstar realizes that the lady who waters his plants has a knack for words. So when he gets a shot at writing a new hit for a young pop artist, they end up working together to write what is—in my personal opinion—one of the greatest love songs of all time.
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'Stardust'
This movie is a quick fix if you need a reminder that chivalry is, in fact, not dead! In this epic fantasy-adventure, a young man tries to retrieve a fallen star in the hopes of winning the heart of his beloved. He didn't expect to find himself falling in love with the star, and doing everything he can to protect her from the dangers that covet her power and beauty.
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'My Girl'
Ah, young love! There's nothing quite like it. Especially if you can remember your first crush, your first kiss, and discovering romance for the first time in your life. The pure wholesomeness of My Girl will definitely take you back to simpler, more innocent times when matters of the heart didn't have to be so complicated.
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'Flipped'
Ever since Juli Baker met Bryce Loski in the second grade, she hasn't stopped thinking about him. For her, it was love at first sight—and for the past six years, she's tried to convince Bryce the same. Eventually, she gives up. But just as she does, he's starting to see her in a new light.
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'The Lake House'
There's nothing more romantic than love letters. Though, it can get frustrating when all you can do is write letters to each other. In this love story that goes against the laws of space and time, a doctor and an architect begin their relationship by exchanging messages in a lake house mailbox. But when they decide to meet, this proves to be a lot more complicated than they thought.
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'Just Like Heaven'
In this "boy-meets-ghost" romcom, a widower rents out an apartment that's occupied by the spirit of an E.R. doctor under a coma after a terrible car accident. I know this sounds like a weird premise for a romance, but trust me, it's good.
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'Penelope'
Penelope has been cursed to be born with the nose of a pig. The only way to break it is to find someone who accepts her just the way she is. And so her family does everything they can to find the perfect man, while also keeping her behind closed doors. And whie she meets a promising, charming young man, she runs away and takes matters into her own hands.
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'Leap Year'
After years of waiting around for her boyfriend to propose, Anna decides to take action. She decides to follow an old Celtic tradition, and hatches a plan to propose to him on February 29 in Dublin, Ireland. What she didn't plan on was the possibility of finding a new, greater love than she could have hoped for.
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'Hello, Love, Goodbye'
This tear-jerker of a romance speaks to the heart as two overseas workers living in Hong Kong find a spark and build a budding romance that runs deep. But the transitory reality of their lives, and other factors concerning their future serve as a reality check.
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'When in Rome'
A disillusioned curator from New York travels to Rome for her sisters wedding, and winds up drunkenly removing magical coins from a fountain of love thinking this might bring her better luck in romance. This ends up working too well, and brings her an odd assortment of admirers. Because of this, she can't help but question whether the guy she met at the wedding is the real thing.
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'Letters to Juliet'
While visiting Verona, Italy, a young woman finds a wall where heartbroken lovers leave letters for Shakespeare's tragic female character, Juliet. There, she encounters one message dating back to 1957, and decides to reach out to its author. This leads her into a quest to help an older woman find her long-lost lover—with her handsome grandson by her side.
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'When We First Met'
Though this may seem like the creepy, time-warpy premise of a guy doing everything he can to win over the girl...Well, it is, at the beginning. But I promise you the unexpected romantic ending pays off and is worth watching Adam Devine's character make mistakes just to try and claim what he thinks is "true love."
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'A Cinderella Story'
This 21st century Cinderella story is a modern classic, and is definitely up there when it comes to romance! Aside from the fairytale story we all know by heart, this version also has some elements of You've Got Mail in it. Also: Chad Michael Murray. Need I say more?
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'Four Weddings and a Funeral'
A dapper Englishman named Charles (Hugh Grant) falls in love with an American girl (Andie MacDowell) as they keep meeting during the events mentioned in the film's title. And though the timing always seems off, Charles decides to take a leap of faith.
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'Amélie'
Nothing says romance like the City of Love, Paris. Get lost with the quirky, eponymous protagonist of this film as she goes about her life and falls in love with a young man who works in a sex shop.
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'The Wind Rises'
One of acclaimed Japanese filmmaker Hayao Miyazaki's greatest Studio Ghibli masterpieces is this love story between an aviation engineer and his muse.
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'Brooklyn'
As Irish immigrant Eilis Lace (Saoirse Ronan) navigates 1950s Brooklyn, she feels bouts of homesickness. But that quickly disappears as she finds love in a person that makes her feel at home.
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'5 Centimeters Per Second'
This three-part film follows the close bond between school friends as they grow up together, and struggle to stay in touch as one moves away to another city. Now they must try to communicate their true feelings for one another.
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'Like Crazy'
If you're in a long distance relationship, or have ever been in one...this one's for you.
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'Atonement'
This tragic romance is easily one of the most romantic films ever. Plus, it features a hot young James McAvoy.
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'Isa Pa With Feelings'
An aspiring architect decides to learn sign language for a family member, and gets her Deaf neighbor as her tutor. But soon their friendship develops into something deeper.
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'The Hundred-Foot Journey'
This movie has everything you could want: delicious food, and a delicious romance.
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'One More Chance'
This Filipino drama has grown to become an iconic romance film. It's about second chances, and finding your way back to your person.
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