Ps. There are more movies out there than just Notebook and Sleepless in Seattle.
It’s that time of the year again. Yup, that’s right, it’s Valentine’s Day! The day of love, appreciation, ultimatums, shockingly expensive chocolate and of course, the overwhelming pressure to end up with someone already. Thankfully, unlike popular belief, not all Valentine’s Day movies are Nicholas Sparks adaptations that are cruelly designed to turn you into a sobbing mess. Instead, there is a world of different films and something for absolutely everyone to enjoy. This is why we have composed the ultimate Valentine’s Day movie guide with different genres varying from classic rom coms to horror romance films. Proving once and for all that there is a fine line between love and felony. Whatever you are in the mood for, we have it. So without further ado, Get ready, set, binge!
For Those Who Loathe Valentine’s Day
Maybe you just went through a bad breakup, or you are just simply sick of having romance forced down your throat year after year. Either way, we get it! So why not celebrate Valentine’s Day by watching a pile of slasher movies and enjoy the fact that no matter how bleak things might seem, at least your boyfriend isn’t a psychotic murderer.
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Ready or Not
Valentine
Till Death
The Love Witch
My Bloody Valentine
For Those Who Are Single and Thriving
Or in a relationship, married, hermits. Literally, anyone who wants to feel inspired and empowered during Valentine’s Day, these movies are for you! A bit of laughter is a good reminder that you are doing well and that your relationship status or body count do not matter one bit.
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The Broken Hearts Gallery
The First Wives Club
Bridget Jones Diary
The Other Woman
What’s Your Number
For the Hopeless Romantic
You love the classics, and we respect that. This is why we have selected the very best romantic movies just for you. On a personal note, you really can’t go wrong with Leonardo Dicaprio or Sandra Bullock.
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The Princess Bride
Serendipity
Pride & Prejudice
The Lake House
Titanic
For the Pessimist
Overbearing romance not really your thing? Enjoy some good banter and a little realism with your romance then these movies are for you.
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Destination Wedding
A Rainy Day in New York
10 Things I Hate About You
500 Days of Summer
Silver Linings Playbook
For Celebrating Friendships
It’s important to remember that despite the constant media exposure (Sorry about that!) and commercialization of Valentine’s Day, this holiday is not limited to romantic relationships but is also a great opportunity to show love and appreciation to your family and friends. So grab a loved one and celebrate Valentine’s Day by watching one of these iconic movies together.
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Booksmart
The Bucket List
A League of Their Own
The Intern
Dead Poets Society
For Those Looking to Laugh
Rom-com but double the comedy. Romcoms can be deceptive, focusing almost solely on the romance aspect of the movie. Once it’s over, you are left wondering what part was supposed to be comedic. Well, if it’s a comedy you want, these movies got it! And that’s a Peralta guarantee.
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Palm Springs
Always Be My Maybe
Something’s Gotta Give
Four Weddings and a Funeral
The Lovebirds
For Those Who Are Just Looking to Have a Good Cry
Sometimes you just need to allow yourself to feel sad and maybe even wallow a bit. These movies are the perfect choice for a mellow night with a glass of wine and a box of tissues.
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Call Me by Your Name
Love, Rosie
Marriage Story
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
Brokeback Mountain
For the Ones Living for the Drama
Looking for some drama? Congrats, you found it! Here are the best romantic dramas you should watch this Valentine’s. After all, why deal with someone else’s drama on Valentine’s Day when you can just grab some popcorn and turn on the TV.
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Malcolm & Marie
Cruel Intentions
Volver
Moulin Rouge
Her