5 romantic comedies that will steal your heart

Everyone falls in love, but not everyone knows how to keep it. Some love stories are completed, while some are not. Yet, finding joy in the midst of heartbreak is a true measure of success.

Today, we’ll talk about some movies that will refresh those memories of love and romance with laughter. 

Here is the list of movies you should watch this weekend to refresh your memories of love:

How to lose a guy in 10 Days

Starring Kate Hudson and Matthew McConaughey, this evergreen movie showcases Andie Anderson, a columnist at Composure magazine. She makes a deal with her boss to create a story about dating and breaking up with the same guy in 10 days.

On the other hand, coincidentally, Benjamin Barry, an advertising executive, has a bet with his boss that he can get any woman to fall in love with him during that same period. From here, the twist began.

Andie tries everything to push Ben away, from moving into his apartment to ruining Ben's poker nights. dragging him to a Celine Dion concert and spoiling his Super Bowl matches. Ben, determined to win his bet, refuses to give up, but against all odds, they actually start falling for each other.

Girl next door

Starring Emile Hirsch as Matthew Kidman and Elisha Cuthbert as Danielle. The story revolves around a young boy, Matthew, who is a high school senior with dreams of studying politics at Georgetown, feels like his school years have been boring and forgettable. Everything changes when he meets Danielle, his beautiful new neighbor.

They quickly fall for each other, but Matthew is shocked to discover that Danielle used to be an adult film actress. Danielle’s past creates problems, and her ex, Kelly, tries to pull her back into the adult film world while threatening Matthew’s future. Despite losing his scholarship and facing Kelly’s schemes, Matthew and Danielle grow closer.

No hard feelings

Jennifer Lawrence takes the lead in this bold rom-com that mixes sharp humor with real emotion. She plays Maddie, a woman who accepts a quirky job to “date” a socially awkward teenager before he leaves for college.

What begins as a wild setup quickly transforms into a story about connection, growth, and learning that love often arrives when least expected. With laugh-out-loud moments and surprisingly touching scenes, No Hard Feelings shows that romance can be just as messy as it is magical.

Holidate

Starring Emma Roberts and Luke Bracey, the movie captures the hilarious chaos of holiday romance. Two strangers make a deal to be each other’s “holidates” only on occasions, avoiding family pressure and awkward questions.

What starts as a practical arrangement turns into something special as they share laughter, misadventures, and undeniable chemistry. Holidate is festive, funny, and a reminder that sometimes love sneaks up when we least plan for it.

Anyone but you

Sydney Sweeney and Glen Powell light up the screen in this enemies-to-lovers rom-com. Their characters, Bea and Ben, can’t stand each other but are forced to fake being a couple at a destination wedding. 

What follows is a fiery mix of banter, rivalry, and undeniable attraction that slowly turns into something real. With humor, passion, and playful twists, Anyone But You proves that the line between hate and love is often much thinner than we think.