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Best Romantic Movies With Happy Endings for Valentine's Day | Part 3

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Entertainment - February 13th 2025, 18:15 GMT+1
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For this gallery, we’re all about romance with a happy ending—because sometimes, you just want to believe in love that actually works out. Perfect for a cozy Valentine's Day watch with your special someone, these movies guarantee that love triumphs in the end. So, if you’re wondering why classics like Titanic didn’t make the cut… well, let’s just say we prefer our love stories without an iceberg-sized heartbreak.

This is just part three of a three-part series dedicated to happily-ever-afters. Didn’t find your perfect match here? Why not check out part 1 and part 2? Your next favorite romance might be waiting!

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If I Stay (2014)

Love, tragedy, and an out-of-body experience—If I Stay is the kind of romance that hurts so good but still delivers a happy ending. Chloë Grace Moretz plays Mia, a talented cellist whose life takes a devastating turn after a car accident leaves her in a coma. But while her body lies in a hospital bed, her spirit wanders through her memories—mainly of her love story with Adam (Jamie Blackley), a dreamy rock musician with just the right amount of brooding charm. Will she stay, or will she go? That’s the big question, and trust me, you’ll be on the edge of your seat and emotionally invested the entire time. If you love tearjerkers with a soul-stirring romance, this one’s for you. | © Warner Bros.

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In Your Eyes (2014)

Telepathic soulmates? Yes, please. In Your Eyes is a sci-fi romance that asks: what if you could see through the eyes of your soulmate, even if they were miles away? Zoe Kazan and Michael Stahl-David play two strangers who suddenly realize they have a mysterious psychic link, allowing them to talk, experience each other’s emotions, and (inevitably) fall head over heels. It’s weird in the best way—romantic, thoughtful, and full of moments that make you wish you had a telepathic love connection of your own. If you’re into unconventional love stories with a little bit of magic, this one will absolutely steal your heart. | © Bellwether Pictures

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The Best of Me (2014)

Ah, another Nicholas Sparks movie—so you know you’re in for a whirlwind of passion, heartbreak, and dramatic rain-soaked kisses. The Best of Me follows high school sweethearts Dawson (James Marsden) and Amanda (Michelle Monaghan), who reconnect years later and realize that some loves never really fade. There’s small-town nostalgia, a deep well of unresolved feelings, and a love story that spans decades. And because this is a Nicholas Sparks film, there’s also a huge twist that will have you yelling at the screen. But don’t worry—true love still wins in the end. If you want romance with all the feels, this one’s a must-watch. | © Relativity Media

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Laggies (2014)

Sometimes, you just need to take a break from adulting—and Laggies captures that feeling perfectly. Keira Knightley plays Megan, a 20-something who, instead of dealing with her life crisis, befriends a teenager (Chloë Grace Moretz) and hides out at her house… only to unexpectedly fall for her single dad (Sam Rockwell). It’s quirky, charming, and so relatable for anyone who’s ever felt stuck between youth and adulthood. Plus, the chemistry between Knightley and Rockwell is off-the-charts delightful. If you love rom-coms with a fresh, unconventional twist, Laggies will absolutely win you over. | © A24

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Cinderella (2015)

One word: Enchanting. Disney’s live-action Cinderella is everything you could want in a fairytale romance—stunning visuals, swoon-worthy romance, and a seriously breathtaking ball gown. Lily James shines as the kind-hearted Ella, while Richard Madden’s Prince Kit is impossibly charming (and that jawline? Wow). With a classic story that still feels fresh, and a message that kindness is the real magic, this version of Cinderella is pure cinematic joy. Whether you grew up loving Disney princesses or just want to believe in happily-ever-afters, this one will have you feeling all warm and fuzzy inside. | © Walt Disney Pictures

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Wild Prairie Rose (2016)

A small town, a love story, and a woman rediscovering herself—it doesn’t get much more heartwarming than Wild Prairie Rose. Set in the 1950s, this beautifully quiet romance follows Rose (Tara Samuel) as she returns to her rural hometown and unexpectedly falls for James, a deaf man who challenges her perceptions of love and communication. It’s a sweet, slow-burn romance that proves love isn’t just about words—it’s about understanding, acceptance, and those little moments that say everything without saying anything at all. If you love classic Americana vibes with a fresh perspective, this one’s a hidden gem. | © Level Forward

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Sophie & The Rising Sun (2016)

Forbidden love, World War II, and a Southern town filled with secrets—Sophie & The Rising Sun is a romance wrapped in historical drama. Julianne Nicholson plays Sophie, an independent woman in a small Southern town who falls for a mysterious Japanese-American man, Grover (Takashi Yamaguchi), just as war tensions rise. Their love story is poetic, tender, and deeply moving, challenging the prejudices of the time. It’s the kind of romance that makes you ache in the best way, reminding you that love is often strongest when it has to fight to survive. If you love period romances that stick with you, this one’s a must-watch. | © Monterey Media

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Carrie Pilby (2016)

Ever feel like you're way too smart for your own good? Carrie Pilby (Bel Powley) does too. Carrie Pilby is a hilarious, offbeat rom-com about a socially awkward genius trying to navigate the real world after graduating college at 19. Her therapist gives her a to-do list—including “Go on a date” and “Make a friend”—which, naturally, leads to plenty of awkward, endearing, and unexpectedly romantic moments. It’s witty, charming, and full of self-discovery, proving that sometimes, opening up to love is just as important as being smart. If you like quirky, character-driven rom-coms with a dash of sarcasm, this one’s for you. | © The Orchard

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The Choice (2016)

Another Nicholas Sparks romance, which means prepare your heart for some swoon-worthy romance and a few tears along the way. The Choice follows Travis (Benjamin Walker) and Gabby (Teresa Palmer), two neighbors whose love story unfolds in classic Sparks fashion—gorgeous scenery, passionate romance, and a life-altering dilemma that makes you question everything. There’s undeniable chemistry, heartfelt moments, and an ending that reminds you that love is always worth fighting for. If you’re in the mood for a romance that tugs at your heartstrings but still gives you a satisfying happy ending, this one delivers. | © Lionsgate

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Class Rank (2017)

What happens when two high school overachievers team up for a political campaign? Surprisingly, romance. Class Rank is an adorable coming-of-age rom-com that follows Veronica (Olivia Holt), an ambitious student determined to change her school’s ranking system, and Bernard (Skyler Gisondo), a lovable oddball who just wants to make a difference. Their unlikely alliance turns into something more, leading to a refreshingly sweet love story filled with charm, wit, and all the teenage awkwardness that makes first love so great. If you’re looking for a fun, lighthearted romance with a dash of nerdy charm, this one is a winner. | © Vertical Entertainment

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The Mountain Between Us (2017)

Stranded on a snowy mountain with Idris Elba? Some people have all the luck. The Mountain Between Us is part survival thriller, part love story, as two strangers—photojournalist Alex (Kate Winslet) and surgeon Ben (Idris Elba)—survive a plane crash and must rely on each other to stay alive in the icy wilderness. What starts as a battle against the elements slowly turns into something much warmer (emotionally, at least—because it's still freezing out there). The chemistry between Winslet and Elba is undeniable, making this an epic love story about resilience, fate, and trusting the right person at the right time. Plus, there's a very good dog. | © 20th Century Fox

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On Body and Soul (2017)

Ever dreamed the same dream as someone else? On Body and Soul takes that idea and turns it into a beautifully bizarre, deeply romantic tale. This Hungarian film follows two socially awkward workers at a slaughterhouse (yes, really) who discover they share identical dreams every night—dreams where they meet as deer in a snowy forest. It’s poetic, intimate, and unlike any romance you’ve seen before. If you love quirky, artsy love stories with a little existential depth (and don’t mind subtitles), this one will stay with you long after the credits roll. | © Netflix

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The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society (2018)

A historical romance and a book lover’s dream? Sign me up. The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society (try saying that five times fast) follows Juliet (Lily James), a writer who stumbles upon a secret book club formed during the Nazi occupation of Guernsey. What starts as a journalistic curiosity quickly turns into a life-changing journey filled with mystery, friendship, and (of course) romance with a ruggedly charming farmer (Michiel Huisman). It’s warm, nostalgic, and makes you wish you lived in a charming English seaside town where love blossoms over shared stories and strong tea. | © Netflix

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Ladies in Black (2018)

Glamorous dresses, strong women, and a touch of romance—Ladies in Black is a Mad Men-esque delight set in 1959 Sydney. The story follows a group of department store employees navigating love, ambition, and cultural change during a pivotal time in history. There’s workplace drama, unexpected friendships, and just the right amount of romance to keep things sparkling. Plus, the fashion alone is reason enough to watch. If you love feel-good movies with heart, humor, and a dash of vintage charm, this one is a hidden gem. | © Sony Pictures

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Little Women (2019)

Few love stories are as timeless as Little Women—and Greta Gerwig’s adaptation gives it a fresh, emotionally rich update. Saoirse Ronan’s Jo March is independent, passionate, and fiercely dedicated to her writing, but that doesn’t mean romance isn’t in the air. Florence Pugh’s Amy and Timothée Chalamet’s Laurie bring all the romantic tension, while Emma Watson’s Meg and Eliza Scanlen’s Beth add depth to this beloved sisterhood. Whether you’re rooting for Jo and Laurie (it’s okay, we all have opinions) or just soaking in the gorgeous cinematography, this film is romance, nostalgia, and all the feels wrapped in one. | © Sony Pictures

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Yesterday (2019)

Imagine waking up in a world where no one remembers The Beatles—except you. That’s the wild premise of Yesterday, a charming, music-filled rom-com that asks: what if your big break and your true love were right in front of you the whole time? Himesh Patel plays Jack, a struggling musician who suddenly becomes the biggest star on the planet when he starts performing Beatles songs that, for some reason, only he remembers. But fame comes with complications—mainly in the form of his best friend and longtime crush Ellie (Lily James). With feel-good vibes, iconic music, and a love story that’s as sweet as a Beatles ballad, Yesterday is the perfect Valentine’s Day pick. | © Universal Pictures

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Plus One (2019)

What’s worse than endless wedding season? Having to attend all those weddings alone. Enter Plus One, a hilarious and heartwarming rom-com where longtime friends Ben (Jack Quaid) and Alice (Maya Erskine) decide to be each other’s dates for every wedding they have to attend. Of course, this totally platonic arrangement spirals into something much more, leading to sharp-witted banter, drunken dance floor moments, and the inevitable realization that they might just be perfect for each other. If you love rom-coms packed with modern humor, relatable dating struggles, and chemistry that crackles, Plus One is a must-watch. | © RLJE Films

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Falling Inn Love (2019)

Yes, the title is a pun, and yes, the movie fully leans into its cozy, feel-good charm. Falling Inn Love follows Gabriela (Christina Milian), a city girl who wins a rundown New Zealand inn in an online contest (because why not), only to fall for the ruggedly handsome local contractor (Adam Demos) who helps her fix it up. Cue romantic renovation montages, small-town quirks, and just the right amount of grumpy guy meets sunshine girl energy. If you’re in the mood for a Hallmark-style romance with gorgeous scenery and a predictable (but totally satisfying) love story, this one’s a no-brainer. | © Netflix

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Emma (2020)

Jane Austen’s queen of matchmaking gets a gorgeously vibrant update in this stylish adaptation of Emma. Anya Taylor-Joy steps into the role of the wealthy, witty, and occasionally clueless Miss Woodhouse, who delights in meddling with everyone’s love lives—except her own, of course. But as her matchmaking schemes unravel, Emma finds that love isn’t always as predictable as she thinks (especially when it involves the charming and ever-patient Mr. Knightley). With stunning costumes, sharp humor, and a romance that simmers, this adaptation is both classic and refreshingly modern. Plus, Bill Nighy as Emma’s father? Absolute scene-stealer. | © Focus Features

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Words on Bathroom Walls (2020)

Love, mental health, and a whole lot of heart—Words on Bathroom Walls is not your average teen romance. The film follows Adam (Charlie Plummer), a high school student diagnosed with schizophrenia, as he navigates life, love, and self-acceptance. When he meets Maya (Taylor Russell), she sees him, not just his diagnosis, and their connection is beautifully real. It’s a story about finding love even when you feel broken, proving that everyone deserves a happy ending. Emotional, hopeful, and full of standout performances, this one will have you feeling all the feelings (and rooting for love in every form). | © Roadside Attractions

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Finding You (2021)

Ever dreamt of a meet-cute in the lush Irish countryside? Finding You delivers just that. After a botched audition, violinist Finley Sinclair (Rose Reid) escapes to a quaint Irish village for a semester abroad. There, she crosses paths with Beckett Rush (Jedidiah Goodacre), a dashing movie star filming his latest fantasy flick. As Finley tutors Beckett in exchange for his help with a local elderly woman, sparks fly amidst rolling green hills and charming pubs. It's a tale of self-discovery, love, and the magic of the Emerald Isle. If you're a sucker for scenic romances with a side of personal growth, this one's for you. | © Roadside Attractions

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Persuasion (2022)

Jane Austen's timeless tale gets a modern twist in this 2022 adaptation. Anne Elliot (Dakota Johnson) is a woman ahead of her time, grappling with societal expectations and a past love. Eight years after being persuaded to break off her engagement to the dashing Captain Wentworth (Cosmo Jarvis), their paths cross again. Will they seize their second chance at love, or will pride and misunderstandings keep them apart? With witty dialogue and a fresh perspective, this film brings a classic story into the contemporary age. Perfect for Austen aficionados and newcomers alike. | © Netflix

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Redeeming Love (2022)

Set against the backdrop of the California Gold Rush, Redeeming Love tells the story of Angel (Abigail Cowen), a woman sold into prostitution as a child. Hardened by betrayal, she meets Michael Hosea (Tom Lewis), a farmer who feels divinely inspired to marry her and show her unconditional love. As Angel grapples with her past and learns to trust, their relationship becomes a testament to the power of love and redemption. It's a sweeping romance that tackles heavy themes with grace, offering a poignant look at healing and forgiveness. | © Universal Pictures

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Love at First Sight (2023)

Missed flights and chance encounters set the stage for this charming rom-com. Hadley Sullivan (Haley Lu Richardson) and Oliver Jones (Ben Hardy) meet at JFK Airport and instantly connect over delayed flights and shared stories. After a whirlwind transatlantic flight filled with laughter and deep conversations, they lose each other in the hustle of Heathrow Airport. With only first names and fleeting memories, they navigate the bustling city of London, hoping fate will reunite them. It's a delightful tale that reminds us that sometimes, love truly is just a flight away. | © Netflix

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The Idea of You (2024)

In this contemporary romance, Solène (Anne Hathaway), a 40-year-old single mother, unexpectedly finds herself in a whirlwind romance with Hayes Campbell (Nicholas Galitzine), the 24-year-old lead singer of the world's hottest boy band, August Moon. What starts as a chance meeting evolves into a passionate relationship that challenges societal norms and personal boundaries. As their love story unfolds under the glaring spotlight of fame, they must navigate the complexities of age differences, public scrutiny, and personal insecurities. It's a modern love story that explores the idea that age is just a number when it comes to matters of the heart. | © Amazon Studios

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Valentine’s Day is the perfect time to cozy up with a feel-good love story that ends on a high note. Whether you're celebrating with your significant other, hosting a Galentine’s movie night, or just indulging in some self-love, nothing beats a romantic movie with a happy ending.

From timeless classics to modern rom-coms, these films are guaranteed to leave you with a warm heart and a big smile. So grab some popcorn, dim the lights, and get ready to fall in love with these swoon-worthy, happily-ever-after movies!

Valentine’s Day is the perfect time to cozy up with a feel-good love story that ends on a high note. Whether you're celebrating with your significant other, hosting a Galentine’s movie night, or just indulging in some self-love, nothing beats a romantic movie with a happy ending.

From timeless classics to modern rom-coms, these films are guaranteed to leave you with a warm heart and a big smile. So grab some popcorn, dim the lights, and get ready to fall in love with these swoon-worthy, happily-ever-after movies!

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