Everyone enjoys a good rom-com, especially during February and here are the top ones to watch.
By: Savannah Mejorado
These are 10 movies that many people enjoyed to watch during the month of love. Here are some great recommendations.
10. The Notebook: This romance and drama filled movie is a great heartfelt story to watch with a friend or significant other.
This is a story about two young lovers, Noah and Allie, who’s relationship faces challenges from a social class differences and time itself.
The movie explores beautiful themes of love and memory, showing how true love can stand strong through hardship and aging, and ends with a touching storyline. It’s known for being both romantic and deeply moving, which is definitely a film that leaves viewers feeling emotional by the end.
9. Princess and The Frog: A fun and inspiring classic Disney movie.
The movie follows Tiana, a hardworking young woman who dreams of owning her own restaurant. It’s set in New Orleans, and the movie is an adventurous, humor filled story that teaches important lessons about love and staying true to your goals.
It holds memorable songs, colorful animation, and a strong main character, as well as being an enjoyable Disney movie with heart and charm.
8. 50 First Dates: A classic early 2000s film about a sweet and cherishable love.
This movie mixes humor with heartfelt moments as the main character, Henry, repeatedly finds creative ways to make his girlfriend fall in love with him again after developing a severe brain injury.
With a unique storyline and emotional message about patience and commitment, it’s both entertaining and touching, making it a memorable feel-good romance.
7. Business Proposal: Fun and silly 12-episode k-drama.
Business Proposal is a fast-paced romantic comedy about a women who goes on a blind date pretending to be her friend, only to discover the man is her company’s CEO.
The show combines humor, friendly drama, and unexpected love, making it easy to binge; with love-able characters, funny misunderstandings, and heartwarming relationships, it’s and entertaining K-drama that balances comedy and romance well.
6. 27 Dresses: Lighthearted romantic comedy.
Jane is a woman who has been a bridesmaid many times but struggles to find her own love. This movie blends humor and romance while also capturing themes of self-love and learning to put yourself first.
This has many charming performances and plenty of funny moments, it’s and enjoyable and feel-good film perfect for fans of classic rom-coms, it also does a great job of showing how constantly putting others first and prevent someone from finding their own happiness.
5. How To Lose A Guy In 10 Days: Classic romantic comedy.
This movie follows a journalist, Andie, and advertising exclusive, Ben, who both enter a relationship with hidden goals. Andie needs to drive a man away from her for an article, while Ben tries to make a woman fall in love with him to win a work challenge.
The movie stands out because of its clever premise and the strong chemistry between the two characters, which keeps the story fun and eye catching. As the characters try and figure out exaggerated dating mistakes and misunderstandings, both people find themselves finding true feelings instead.
4. Flipped: Sweet and coming-of-age.
This movie follows Julie and Bryce as their relationship grows from childhood into early teens, what makes it special is that is shows the same events from both characters perspectives and allows viewers to understand how differently people can interpret feelings and situations.
The film explores themes of first-love and personal values, learning to look beyond appearances, it also has a nostalgic 1960’s setting and gentle humor as it’s a wholesome and realistic take on young love and maturity.
3. The Proposal: Light heart and romantic comedy.
This movie starts Ryan Reynolds and follows a high-ranking book editor who forces her assistant to fake an engagement to avoid deportation, it originally starts as a strict business arrangement but turns into something more.
This movie stands out because of the strong chemistry between the movie’s leads and balance of awkward comedy and sweet moments.
2.Juno: Witty and coming-of-age.
This story is about two teenagers that navigate an unexpected pregnancy, it also stars Elliot Page and Michael Cera.
The film handles sensitive topics and portrays it in ways that makes it feel honest and real as well as showing what it’s like to grow up.
1.10 Things I Hate About You: High School unexpected love.
Set in high-school, the film follows a rebellious teenager, Kat, and intimidating but charming Patrick, as a relationship suddenly forms that was originally supposed to only be a bet.
With strong performances from the actors, the movie holds many memorable scenes and funny dialogue. Even though it’s a early 2000’s film, it’s still a classic must watch rom-com.
Savannah Mejorado
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