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Is there any form of romance better than curling up on the couch and getting lost in a romantic story? We think not. To plan out the best watches this February 2025, we rounded up our favoriteValentine's Day movies for your watching pleasure.
Below you'll find comedic and dramatic stories from our top 10 list and beyond that you can steam on Netflix, Amazon, and other platforms, from classic films like Casablanca to '90s favorites like 10 Thing I Hate About You to some fun new titles from 2023 and 2024. If you are looking to plan a date night for February 14, might we recommend baking up a special Valentine's Day dessert for your sweetheart to feast on while watching one of your favorite movies?
They don't make rom coms like they used to, but this one comes pretty close. It all starts with Glenn Powell and Sydney Sweeney's characters despising each other and ending up as the only two single people at a wedding in Australia...
This deeply moving melodrama from last fall features white hot stars Florence Pugh and Andrew Garfield as a couple experiencing life's greatest challenges—and joys—over the course of a decade together.
A seriously smokin' smash hit from 2024 about a love triangle between a tennis coach (Zendaya) her grand slam champ hubby, and her ex-boyfriend, a less-renowned player she makes her husband take on in a "Challenger" event.
This 2010 film has a star-studded cast (Julia Roberts, Jessica Alba, Jessica Biel, Jamie Foxx, Anne Hathaway, Bradley Cooper, Taylor Swift, we could go on!) in a movie with intersecting storylines.
Actresses Noémie Merlant and Adèle Haenel have undeniable chemistry in this critically acclaimed French drama, which tells the story of a romance between a painter and her subject, set in the late 18th century on the windswept island of Brittany.
Based on the real-life romance of screenwriters Emily V. Gordon and Kumail Nanjiani, The Big Sick follows a man who sticks by his girlfriend's side while she battles a mysterious illness.
This modern rom-com sees New Yorker Rachel Chu head to Singapore to meet her boyfriend's family. Comedy ensues, as do lessons on the importance of family.
Everyone has their favorite adaptation of Jane Austen's beloved novel, but ours has to be the 2005 version in which Matthew Macfadyen's Mr. Darcy strides across a dappled meadow to tell Keira Knightley's Elizabeth Bennet, "You have bewitched me body and soul."
After meeting a charming young man on her trip to Italy, when Lucy returns to England she is torn between following her heart or making the safe choice and marrying a wealthy British man.
This coming-of-age tale based on Becky Albertalli's beloved YA novel Simon vs. the Homo Sapiens Agendastars Nick Robinson as a gay teen dealing with coming out to his family and peers.
The movie that made pottery wheels sexy, Ghost stars Patrick Swayze as a murdered man out to uncover who killed him and Demi Moore as his grief-stricken girl. A hilarious Whoopi Goldberg, who won an Oscar for her performance, is the charlatan psychic helping him out.
A sentimental weeper about a two very different people trying to make their love work, The Way We Were is one of those sweeping, classic romantic melodramas you have to see at least once. Redford's pretty easy on the eyes, too.
In this classic romantic comedy inspired by Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice, Bridget Jones starts a diary to help map out the path to success in love and her career.
The on-screen chemistry between Ethan Hawke and Julie Delpy is palpable and the backdrop for this romantic film trilogy (Vienna, Paris, and Greece) is easy on the eyes, too.
This romantic comedy follows the relationship between Harry Burns (Billy Crystal) and Sally Albright (Meg Ryan), who first meet on a post-college road trip and eventually become friends and lovers. Set in Brooklyn and Manhattan, it's also a love letter to New York in all its seasons. The film is also the perfect kickoff for a Meg Ryan rom-com marathon, along with Sleepless in Seattle and You've Got Mail.
Megan Stein is the executive editor for The Pioneer Woman, and oversees entertainment, features, and news for the website. Whether it's catching up on the latest true crime podcast, or re-watching the best '80s movies for the zillionth time, she's always here to talk about anything and everything relating to pop culture.