r/romancemovies

Think Love , Rosie and Normal People.

Let me know if it’s a happy or sad ending (in case I’m in the mood to ruin my day).

What’s your favorite romantic movie and why?!

I find movies where the relationship builds over time way more satisfying than ones where they fall in love instantly.

What’s a romance movie where the chemistry between the characters felt too real? For me it’s Heath Ledger and Julia Stiles from the 10 Things I Hate About You 1999 because stemmed from genuine on-set affection if you look up any videos, Ledger’s natural charisma, and the fact that it was Stiles’ first on-screen kiss apparently which I didn’t know that until I looked it up. Their connection was built on a foundation of mutual admiration, with Stiles later describing Ledger as a "bright light" and a "force" of energy which is very cute lol😂✨

I’m looking for upbeat and happy options like

- Sex and the City (there will never be anything like it lol)
- Marvelous Mrs Maisel
- Leap Year
- Ted Lasso (not romance but super sweet and lots to romantics plotlines, so I will include jt!)

Bittersweet/sometimes happy

- Call the midwife
- North and South
- Downton Abbey
- Outlander
- Modern Love
- Girls (this one wrecked me lol)
- Brooklyn

It could be modern or historical fiction! Shows or movies.

Let me know if it’s sad or happy so I know when to ruin my day

Thank you!

5'10 and I would kill for some recs where the male and female leads are around the same height, or the male is a little shorter. I just don't want the height to be a plot point or anything, I want it to be treated like normal. Thank you!!

Can you recommend me some nice movies about pure love? Loyalty, devotion, love, beautiful moments, uplifting and inspiring for life. No infidelity, betrayal, love triangles, etc. Pure love of two soulmates.

Thank you and God bless.

I'm looking for movie suggestions that really tug at your heart strings.

I've had a roller coaster of a week and my emotions need a..... Reset? I think a good cry when being immersed in a movie will help me.

Thanks y'all

Just re-watched it. I know the premise of this is kinda problematic and not aged well (but they somewhat redeem it in the end?) and it's also a little unrealistic (but what rom coms really are 🤷🏽‍♀️) but i really love the chemistry between Anna Ferris and Chris Evans, it was a slow build and they genuinely show him falling for her - which I find lacking in movies these days or they just shlep it together in a montage and its done. I really enjoy Evans in these asshole fuckboi with hidden depth kinda roles lol he plays it really well and it's also a decent comedy - Faris has always had her own type of comedy style which just works for her and she does well. The ending confessional scene i though was a little underwhelming but overall just a decent good rom-com i think.

Any you’d add??

Please drop your best romcom suggestions. I recently watched "anybody but you" and I can't tell you how much I crave for such kinda movies.

I have basically every streaming service but Netflix bc it won’t connect to my tv!

Heyyy you guys! 💖 So, I just wanna tell y’all something I noticed about our fave chick flick, 10 Things I Hate About You. It’s a classic, no doubt, but something I never fully got was how Patrick and Kat just magically resolved their issues. After the whole “10 Things I Hate About You” speech, where Kat got super emotional, Patrick just buys her this guitar she wanted, and boom—everything’s fine. But, I don’t know, to me, it kinda felt super materialistic, you know? Like, he never gave a real apology that matched the weight of what he did. He knew he was falling for her, but he kept taking the money—so it felt off that everything just got fixed with a gift. What do y’all think? Am I the only one who feels this way, or do you see it too?

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