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82 best rom-coms to watch for a pick-me-up, from Picture This to We Live In Time

by 15/06/2025
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Rom-coms, who doesn’t love them? Of all the movie genres to watch, there’s possibly nothing more comforting than your favourite romantic comedy.

Luckily for us, we can rely on big-time actors to add their magic to some amazing rom-coms, who can forget J.Lo’s turns as a heartbroken singer, who finds new love with a stranger (Owen Wilson) in the movie, Marry Me? Or Anne Hathaway’s turn in rumoured Harry Styles fan fic turned movie, The Idea Of You, awards season favourite We Live In Time and Channing Tatum and Scarlett Johansson’s Fly Me To The Moon.

If you usually rely on classics for your rom-com binges, then you’ll find the usual suspects in this list – The Meg Ryan classic When Harry Met Sally, Hugh Grant and Sandra Bullock starring Two Weeks Notice, as well as The 40-Year-Old Virgin! For Gen Z love 101, try To All The Boys I’ve Loved Before and for an all-time queer romance, you need to watch Portrait Of A Lady On Fire.

Settle in with one of the films from our round-up of the best rom-coms out there.

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