The 19 best romantic movies on Netflix you'll actually want to watch

This has quickly become the Netflix original rom-com that all aspire to be.

It's evident seeing that the streaming giant was quick to make a sequel ("To All the Boys: P.S. I Still Love You") about the relationship between Lara Jean (Lana Condor) and Peter (Noah Centineo). Plus there's a third one on the way.

In this fun comedy, Jim Carrey plays a character who has been tasked to say "Yes" to anything. The movie really picks up when Zooey Deschanel shows up as the romantic lead opposite Carrey.

Alfonso Cuarón's Oscar-nominated movie made Diego Luna and Gael García Bernal international stars. They play two teens who go on a sex-filled road trip with an older woman.

Here's another Netflix original rom-com worth your time. In it, Shelly (Joey King) finds herself falling for her best friend's other brother (Jacob Elordi).

Alison Brie and Jason Sudeikis play two people with major issues about relationships who try to stay in the friend zone but end up falling for each other. This is a very well done rom-com that never got its due.

The movie has become controversial for its treatment of its gay character, but it's still one of Kevin Smith's finest works because of Joey Lauren Adams and Ben Affleck's powerful performances.

Made up of a fantastic collection of A-list talent — including Bradley Cooper, Scarlett Johansson, Ben Affleck, Jennifer Connelly, and Drew Barrymore — we follow a group of relationships through their ups and downs.

In a movie that becomes more and more realistic in each passing year, Joaquin Phoenix plays a lonely guy who begins to fall for his operating system (voiced by Scarlett Johansson).

In one of the Farrelly brothers' most clever films, they cast Ben Stiller as Eddie, a guy who seems to be on top of the world as he's just gotten married to Lila (Malin Åkerman). But when the two are on their honeymoon, things happen that make him decide to spend more time with Miranda (Michelle Monaghan).

This 2018 movie brought life into the dying rom-com genre. Zoey Deutch and Glen Powell play assistants who hatch a plan to set up their bosses. And in the process, they also fall for each other.

You can't really expect the normal when you watch a David O. Russell movie, and that's especially true when he does a romantic movie.

Bradley Cooper and Jennifer Lawrence give great performances as social outcasts who fall in love, while Robert De Niro gives an outstanding performance as the father of Cooper's character.

What makes this such a fun movie to watch is its wacky comedy. Ryan Reynolds and Amy Smart are both charming as two people stuck in the friend zone, but Anna Faris as an unhinged popstar who gets in their way is absolute perfection.

Writer-director Alice Wu puts a great twist on the love triangle story by having the outcast girl not just be the one that helps the guy try to land the dream girl, but she's also attracted to the same girl, too.

Director Cameron Crowe has made a great crop of love stories, but this might be the one he'll be remembered for best. Tom Cruise and Renée Zellweger are cast perfectly as the couple who finally figure it out by the end of the movie.

Featuring a collection of top young Hollywood stars of the 1990s, we follow an epic night of partying for a collection of high schoolers before they set out to college. Jennifer Love Hewitt, Ethan Embry, Seth Green, and Lauren Ambrose make up the ensemble cast.

I challenge you not to feel good after watching this movie.

Will Smith is at his charming best playing a love doctor who is horrible at his own relationships, and it's probably the best thing Kevin James has ever done as he plays a client of Smith's character.

Winner of the Palme d'Or at the 2013 Cannes Film Festival, this drama follows Adèle's (Adèle Exarchopoulos) self-discovery, which is helped by meeting and starting a relationship with the blue-haired Emma (Léa Seydoux).

In one of James L. Brooks' flawless movies on relationships, Jack Nicholson and Helen Hunt would both walk away with Oscars for their performances. They play two people who seem the most unlikely to connect, but love finds a way.

After years of developing their own version of "When Harry Met Sally," comedians Randall Park and Ali Wong were finally ready to bring it to the screen thanks to Netflix.

The two play childhood friends who reconnect when they are adults living different lives in San Francisco. Oh, and enjoy the great Keanu Reeves cameo in this movie.