17 of the Best Romantic Movies to Watch in 2019

If you want to see all the traditional rom-com tropes upended but still get your happy ending, Isn't It Romantic will cater very nicely to you. It will also give you the glorious vision of Liam Hemsworth playing the saxophone. You didn't even know you wanted that in your life, right?

This Fault in Our Stars–esque movie will have you full of feels. Starring Haley Lu Richardson and Cole Sprouse as two teenagers with cystic fibrosis, it tells the heartwarming tale of the duo as they try to stick to their boundaries (the "five feet" in the title is the distance they're supposed to keep from each other) while they fall in love.

Good girl meets bad boy in this movie, which originally started as an erotic fanfic by Anna Todd. After follows sweet Tessa, as she enters college and encounters Hardin Scott (inspired by Harry Styles!), a mysterious classmate who turns her life upside down.

Get your girls together and add this movie to your Netflix queue. The incredible Gina Rodriguez stars as Jenny, a music journalist who gets a new job in San Francisco, which means she has to leave her best friends, boyfriend, and NYC behind—but not before one more epic adventure with her BFFs by her side.

This isn’t your typical romantic movie. It might seem like a classic boy-meets-girl film, but there's a twist: The girl disappears with no trace. Andrew Garfield stars as Sam, the bereft young man who goes into the depths of L.A. to crack the code of Sarah's (Riley Keough) disappearance.

Seth Rogen and Charlize Theron star in that unusual beast: a political romantic comedy. Fred Flarsky, an awkward, grizzly, yet talented journalist, goes after his childhood crush, the intelligent, polished, and elegant Secretary of State Charlotte Field, who's on the presidential path.

Tyler Posey and KJ Apa in the same movie—sign us up! This Netflix Original follows a group of high-school seniors having one last summer adventure before they go off to college. According to shots from set, there's sure to be sparks between Apa's character Griffin and female lead Maia Mitchell.

Get your tissues ready—this one’s going to make you cry forever. Yara Shahidi and Charles Melton star in this beautiful teenage romance as Natasha and Daniel, who begin a whirlwind romance with a ticking clock: The same day Natasha meets Charles, she's about to be deported. The film is based on a YA novel of the same name, by Nicola Yoon.

"A Whole New World" is coming your way (sorry). Aladdin, the Disney classic, comes back to life in this live-action remake, starring Mena Massoud as Aladdin, Naomi Scott as Princess Jasmine, and Will Smith as the Genie.

If you loved Ali Wong's comedy special Baby Cobra and constantly binge-watch Fresh Off the Boat, you’ll love this rom-com. Director Nahnatchka Khan and actors Randall Park and Ali Wong come together for this tale of two childhood sweethearts who grow apart only to reconnect 15 years later.

With the launch of Disney+ on November 12 comes a retelling of the classic Lady and the Tramp. One of the most memorable (and romantic!) animated movie moments is undoubtedly the spaghetti dinner between the titular dogs. Here, Tessa Thompson assumes the role of Lady, while Justin Theroux voices Tramp.

Game of Thrones fans in mourning over the end of their favorite show might find some solace in this Christmas romantic comedy starring Emilia Clarke (a.k.a. the mother of dragons) and Crazy Rich Asians’ Henry Golding. Set in London during the most magical time of the year, Last Christmas Kate meets Tom right when things in her life are falling apart—but is he too good to be true?

Slim (Daniel Kaluuya) and Queen (Jodie Turner-Smith) are forever bonded when their first date is interrupted by a dark police encounter. Soon, the two are on the run—and unexpectedly falling in love along the way.

Scarlett Johansson and Adam Driver play Nicole and Charlie, two halves of a marriage that is breaking apart. However, teasers of Noah Baumbach's next film hint at a love story as the film's center.

Yes, anyone who knows the book by Louisa May Alcott or various film versions of Little Women knows the romance that involves Jo (Saoirse Ronan) and Laurie (Timothée Chalamet). But the real love story exists amongst the four March sisters, brought to life again by Greta Gerwig in her first film since Lady Bird.

You not-so-guiltily watched A Christmas Prince (some, notably, more than others). You eagerly consumed A Christmas Prince: The Royal Wedding. Now, your love for this unabashedly cheesy Netflix franchise can safely leave the shadows. This year, Amber (Rose McIver) and Prince Richard (Ben Lamb) are expecting a baby. Cue the Christmas-themed montage.