Lesser known good rom-coms?

[Anonymous]

I just watched A Perfect Story on Netflix based on the recommendations on this thread - I'd give it a 5.

My recs are The Wedding Date, 10 Things I Hate About You, Love & Basketball, Dirty Dancing, Moonstruck, Say Anything, Princess Bride (random assortment).

For an oldie but goodie, The Way We Were (sigh!).

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I just watched A Perfect Story on Netflix based on the recommendations on this thread - I'd give it a 5.

My recs are The Wedding Date, 10 Things I Hate About You, Love & Basketball, Dirty Dancing, Moonstruck, Say Anything, Princess Bride (random assortment).

For an oldie but goodie, The Way We Were (sigh!).

I like your style. 10/10 would recommend.

[Anonymous]

A movie can have both comedy and romance in it and not be a rom-com! It's a specific genre. Things like Princess Bride, Dirty Dancing, Say Anything, 500 Days of Summer, or the Birdcage are not rom-coms!

[Anonymous]

Amelie!

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10 Things I Hate About You

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Before We Go (Chris Evans)

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Juliet Naked

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Grosse point blank was cute

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I just watched A Perfect Story on Netflix based on the recommendations on this thread - I'd give it a 5.

My recs are The Wedding Date, 10 Things I Hate About You, Love & Basketball, Dirty Dancing, Moonstruck, Say Anything, Princess Bride (random assortment).

For an oldie but goodie, The Way We Were (sigh!).

I like your style. 10/10 would recommend.

Love and Basketball is the best. So good. Not as much of a com as the bolded but such a good romance.

[Anonymous]

The Matchmaker. A rom-com with Jeanine Garofalo where she is sent to Ireland to find the ancestors of a Boston politician.

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Anonymous wrote:Away We Go is one of my favorite movies and no one has heard of it!

I LOVE this movie. however if you are thinking about seeing it with your teen daughter or son be aware the first scene is a very explicit oral sex scene. Which is a bummer because I am dying to watch this with my 15 year old son but not sure we can get past that first scene....

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Anonymous wrote:Music and Lyrics with Hugh Grant and Drew Barrymore.

I second this. I love second chances movies.

[Anonymous]

Sweet home Alabama

[Anonymous]

French Kiss (1990s). Meg Ryan plays an anxious American, and Kevin Kline pulls off a full French accent and amazing facial hair.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Thanks to this thread I just watched Sliding Doors. Decent movie overall but definitely NOT a RomCom. Not exactly the most romantic movie, and certainly not a comedy.

Oh yes, that was my first thought when I saw this recommendation. I *LOVE* Sliding Doors but it is definitely not a capital R Romance - the ending is too ambiguous.

(Similarly, Last Christmas, on Netflix this year, certainly looked like a RomCom from the preview/summary I saw, but it is NOT. I started watching it while wrapping presents and my husband found me near the end just bawling. Amazing movie, but not a RomCom.)