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title: "Romance films"
canonical: "https://film.one/films/genre/romance"
region: "US"
total: 224
shown: 60
licence: "© Fi1m Ltd. Written by AI under a human editor; checked against sources before publication. Quote with attribution and a link to the canonical URL."
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# Romance films

Every romance film we have reviewed, newest release first.

For US. 224 titles; 60 listed here. Add `?region=XX` for another country.

- [*Practical Magic 2*](https://film.one/film/practical-magic-2.md) — 2026 · Fi1m 48 · PG-13 · 2h 10m · Romance/Fantasy
  Sandra Bullock and Nicole Kidman still make convincing sisters, but Susanne Bier’s sequel is a disappointment. A muddled, overlong story leaves their warmth doing most of the work.
- [*Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma*](https://film.one/film/teenage-sex-and-death-at-camp-miasma.md) — 2026 · Fi1m 80 · R · 1h 52m · Comedy/Horror
  Jane Schoenbrun’s queer horror romance is funny and unexpectedly tender, with Hannah Einbinder and Gillian Anderson making its obsession with films feel personal. The second half wanders, but the two leads keep us interested.
- [*One Night Only*](https://film.one/film/one-night-only.md) — 2026 · Fi1m 46 · R · 1h 43m · Romance/Comedy
  Monica Barbaro and Callum Turner make an appealing pair, but this timid romantic comedy cannot make its annual sex exemption funny enough to forget how grim it is. The chemistry deserves a less muddled film.
- [*The Invite*](https://film.one/film/the-invite.md) — 2026 · Fi1m 77 · R · 1h 47m · Comedy/Drama
  Olivia Wilde puts two couples in one flat for one night and lets four good actors go at each other. It is funny, often sharply so, and Seth Rogen has never been better. It also feels like a play, and its middle sags.
- [*Leviticus*](https://film.one/film/leviticus.md) — 2026 · Fi1m 80 · R · 1h 28m · Horror/Romance
  The boys’ romance is reason enough to watch Adrian Chiarella’s unsettling horror film. Joe Bird and Stacy Clausen make the attraction convincing, though some blunt dialogue and a late dip in tension need forgiving.
- [*The Drama*](https://film.one/film/the-drama.md) — 2026 · Fi1m 65 · R · 1h 45m · Romance/Comedy · on HBO Max
  Kristoffer Borgli’s wedding comedy has one scene that will make you want to walk out and two leads who make you stay. What follows is smaller and safer than the thing that set it off, and the film seems to know it.
- [*Song Sung Blue*](https://film.one/film/song-sung-blue.md) — 2025 · Fi1m 68 · PG-13 · 2h 13m · Music/Romance · on Netflix
  Craig Brewer’s true story of a Milwaukee couple and their Neil Diamond tribute act is warmer and sadder than its wigs suggest. Jackman and Hudson sing it honestly; the script keeps piling on misfortune until we found we had stopped feeling each blow.
- [*Is This Thing On?*](https://film.one/film/is-this-thing-on.md) — 2025 · Fi1m 71 · R · 2h 01m · Comedy/Drama · on Hulu
  Bradley Cooper’s third film as director is a small, kind and often funny account of a marriage coming apart and a man finding his voice at an open mic. Arnett and Dern are excellent; the script is softer than they are.
- [*Hamnet*](https://film.one/film/hamnet.md) — 2025 · Fi1m 76 · PG-13 · 2h 05m · Drama/Romance · on Netflix
  Chloé Zhao’s adaptation of Maggie O’Farrell’s novel is a grief film first and a Shakespeare film a distant second, and Jessie Buckley carries it. The middle hour cries too much and too prettily; the last act, in London, earns most of what the rest asks for.
- [*Wicked: For Good*](https://film.one/film/wicked-for-good.md) — 2025 · Fi1m 64 · PG · 2h 17m · Fantasy/Adventure · on Netflix
  Jon M. Chu’s second half of *Wicked* gives Cynthia Erivo and Ariana Grande the songs they deserve and a plot that keeps interrupting them. Handsomely dressed, over-long and dimmer than the first, it is worth the evening for the two of them.
- [*Downton Abbey: The Grand Finale*](https://film.one/film/downton-abbey-the-grand-finale.md) — 2025 · Fi1m 61 · PG · 2h 03m · Drama/Romance · on Netflix
  Simon Curtis and Julian Fellowes close the doors on the Crawleys with good manners, beautiful clothes and a dozen small stories that each end in a reconciliation. It is comfortable and it is thin, and Michelle Dockery carries what weight there is.
- [*Materialists*](https://film.one/film/materialists.md) — 2025 · Fi1m 63 · R · 1h 56m · Romance/Drama · on HBO Max
  Celine Song’s second film treats dating as a marketplace and says so, in dialogue sharper than most romances manage. It is clever, well cast and a little cold, and when it finally asks us to feel something, it has not done the groundwork.
- [*Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy*](https://film.one/film/bridget-jones-mad-about-the-boy.md) — 2025 · Fi1m 70 · R · 2h 04m · Romance/Comedy · on Peacock
  The fourth Bridget Jones film is the saddest and, for a while, the best since the first, with Zellweger and Grant doing careful work about getting older. It is also baggy, cushioned by money, and funnier in memory than while it was on.
- [*Babygirl*](https://film.one/film/babygirl.md) — 2024 · Fi1m 73 · R · 1h 55m · Romance/Thriller · on HBO Max
  Halina Reijn’s office affair is sharper, funnier and better acted than its genre usually manages, and Nicole Kidman has not been this exposed in years. It is also more careful than it wants you to think, and kinder than the genre has any habit of being.
- [*Queer*](https://film.one/film/queer.md) — 2024 · Fi1m 68 · R · 2h 18m · Drama/Romance · on HBO Max
  Daniel Craig does the best work of his career as a drunk who wants a young man who will not quite want him back. For ninety minutes Guadagnino’s Burroughs adaptation is sharp and sad; then it takes a turn and loses its way.
- [*Anora*](https://film.one/film/anora.md) — 2024 · Fi1m 84 · R · 2h 19m · Drama/Comedy · on Hulu
  Sean Baker’s comedy about a Brooklyn stripper who marries an oligarch’s son is fast, loud and much funnier than its premise suggests, and Mikey Madison carries every minute of it. The middle hour runs about twenty minutes long. We recommend it anyway.
- [*Wicked*](https://film.one/film/wicked.md) — 2024 · Fi1m 70 · PG · 2h 42m · Drama/Romance · on Peacock
  Jon M. Chu’s film of the first half of the stage musical has two leads worth the ticket in Cynthia Erivo and Ariana Grande, and songs staged with care. It is also 162 minutes long and the colours look drained. Good, if musicals are yours.
- [*We Live in Time*](https://film.one/film/we-live-in-time.md) — 2024 · Fi1m 58 · R · 1h 48m · Romance/Drama
  Pugh and Garfield are the film, and they are good enough to make you forget, for minutes at a time, how ordinary the story around them is. Crowley’s shuffled timeline hides that ordinariness rather than deepening it, and we came out feeling handled.
- [*It Ends with Us*](https://film.one/film/it-ends-with-us.md) — 2024 · Fi1m 54 · PG-13 · 2h 11m · Drama/Romance · on Hulu
  Blake Lively is better than the film around her. Justin Baldoni’s adaptation of Colleen Hoover’s novel handles a serious subject with care for about an hour, and dresses it like a perfume advert for the rest.
- [*The Fall Guy*](https://film.one/film/the-fall-guy.md) — 2024 · Fi1m 72 · PG-13 · 2h 07m · Action/Comedy
  David Leitch’s tribute to stunt performers is a romantic comedy with car crashes attached, and Ryan Gosling and Emily Blunt are good enough company to carry it. The mystery plot is not, and it stays twenty minutes too long.
- [*Challengers*](https://film.one/film/challengers.md) — 2024 · Fi1m 80 · R · 2h 12m · Drama/Romance · on Amazon Prime Video
  Luca Guadagnino’s tennis love triangle is quick, funny and sharply acted by Zendaya, Mike Faist and Josh O’Connor. The score never stops shouting and the last stretch is more style than tennis, but we enjoyed ourselves.
- [*The Beast*](https://film.one/film/the-beast.md) — 2024 · Fi1m 76 · NR · 2h 26m · Science Fiction/Drama
  Bertrand Bonello turns a Henry James novella into a three-era romance about a woman who wants to stop being afraid, and Léa Seydoux carries all of it. It is bold, handsome and too long, and the Los Angeles stretch nearly sinks it. We recommend it anyway.
- [*Femme*](https://film.one/film/femme.md) — 2023 · Fi1m 75 · NR · 1h 39m · Drama/Thriller · on Amazon Prime Video
  Two fine performances from Nathan Stewart-Jarrett and George MacKay, an opening act that had us rigid in our seats, and a plot that asks Jules to make choices we did not believe. Worth your evening, if you can take the first twenty minutes.
- [*Love Lies Bleeding*](https://film.one/film/love-lies-bleeding.md) — 2024 · Fi1m 75 · R · 1h 44m · Crime/Romance
  Rose Glass follows *Saint Maud* with a sweaty desert noir about a gym manager, a bodybuilder and a great deal of blood. For an hour it is the best kind of pulp; then it gets bigger, louder and less interesting, though never dull.
- [*Anyone but You*](https://film.one/film/anyone-but-you.md) — 2023 · Fi1m 56 · R · 1h 43m · Romance/Comedy · on Hulu
  Glen Powell and Sydney Sweeney are good company and Sydney Harbour looks well in the sun, but Will Gluck’s comedy runs on schemes instead of jokes, and we came out fond of two people and unable to quote either of them.
- [*All of Us Strangers*](https://film.one/film/all-of-us-strangers.md) — 2023 · Fi1m 82 · R · 1h 45m · Romance/Drama · on Hulu
  Andrew Haigh sends Andrew Scott home to parents who died when he was a boy, and the scenes with Claire Foy and Jamie Bell are as good as anything he has made. The romance beside them is thinner, and the ending leans on the songs.
- [*The Taste of Things*](https://film.one/film/the-taste-of-things.md) — 2023 · Fi1m 82 · PG-13 · 2h 15m · Romance/Drama · on AMC+
  Trần Anh Hùng’s film about a gourmet and the cook he has loved for twenty years is patient, handsome and unusually grown-up about affection. It is 135 minutes with little in the way of event, and the men talk about sauces more than anyone needs.
- [*Poor Things*](https://film.one/film/poor-things.md) — 2023 · Fi1m 76 · R · 2h 21m · Science Fiction/Romance · on Hulu
  Lanthimos’s Frankenstein comedy is the best-looking film he has made and the one most anxious to please. Emma Stone is remarkable in it, and the film runs out of new things to say about her a good half hour before it stops.
- [*Maestro*](https://film.one/film/maestro.md) — 2023 · Fi1m 72 · R · 2h 09m · Drama/Romance · on Netflix
  Bradley Cooper’s film about Leonard Bernstein is a good film about a marriage and a thin one about music. Carey Mulligan’s Felicia is the reason to watch; the man at the centre is accurately imitated and only occasionally alive.
- [*Fallen Leaves*](https://film.one/film/fallen-leaves.md) — 2023 · Fi1m 83 · NR · 1h 21m · Romance/Drama · on MUBI
  Aki Kaurismäki has made this film before, and he has rarely made it better. A deadpan Helsinki romance about two people with bad jobs and worse luck, it is short, dry and, by the end, unexpectedly kind.
- [*Priscilla*](https://film.one/film/priscilla.md) — 2023 · Fi1m 74 · R · 1h 53m · Drama/Romance · on The Roku Channel
  Sofia Coppola tells the Presley marriage from inside the house and keeps Elvis to the edge of the frame, and for an hour it is quietly chilling. Then the film runs out of new ways to show a girl waiting, and settles for pretty.
- [*Fair Play*](https://film.one/film/fair-play.md) — 2023 · Fi1m 68 · R · 1h 53m · Drama/Thriller · on Netflix
  Chloe Domont’s first film watches a secret office romance curdle when she is promoted over him, and for an hour it is as sharp as anything in the genre. Then it decides who the villain is and stops looking.
- [*Passages*](https://film.one/film/passages.md) — 2023 · Fi1m 77 · NR · 1h 32m · Romance/Drama · on MUBI
  Ira Sachs’s love triangle is short, sharp and superbly acted, with Franz Rogowski as a director who treats other people’s lives as rehearsals. It keeps its distance from everyone, including us, and gives Agathe less than it gives the men.
- [*Afire*](https://film.one/film/afire.md) — 2023 · Fi1m 79 · NR · 1h 43m · Drama/Romance
  Christian Petzold’s summer-house comedy about a novelist who cannot stop wrecking his own holiday is the funniest film he has made and one of the sharpest. Thomas Schubert makes Leon unbearable and then pitiable; only the graver last act wavers.
- [*No Hard Feelings*](https://film.one/film/no-hard-feelings.md) — 2023 · Fi1m 61 · R · 1h 43m · Comedy/Romance · on HBO Max, Hulu
  Jennifer Lawrence throws herself at a raunchy premise the script keeps flinching from. She and Andrew Barth Feldman make a likeable pair, and two scenes are worth the evening, but the film is tamer than its trailer and softer than it means to be.
- [*Elemental*](https://film.one/film/elemental.md) — 2023 · Fi1m 64 · PG · 1h 42m · Animation/Comedy · on Disney+
  Peter Sohn’s fire-and-water romance is one of the handsomest things Pixar has made in years and one of the most cluttered. When it leaves Ember and Wade alone together it is lovely; the rest of the time it is filing paperwork.
- [*Past Lives*](https://film.one/film/past-lives.md) — 2023 · Fi1m 85 · PG-13 · 1h 46m · Drama/Romance
  Celine Song’s first film follows two childhood friends from Seoul across twenty-four years and two continents, and it is quiet, exact and moving without once raising its voice. The husband is drawn a shade too kindly, and the middle stretch runs long.
- [*The Little Mermaid*](https://film.one/film/the-little-mermaid.md) — 2023 · Fi1m 58 · PG · 2h 15m · Adventure/Family · on Disney+
  Halle Bailey sings ‘Part of Your World’ as if her life depends on it, and for four minutes the film is alive. Around her, Rob Marshall’s remake is long, murky under the water and afraid to change anything.
- [*Rye Lane*](https://film.one/film/rye-lane.md) — 2023 · Fi1m 78 · R · 1h 22m · Comedy/Romance · on Hulu
  Raine Allen-Miller’s first feature is a quick, bright south London romance with two leads good enough to make its stock machinery hum. It is slight, and it knows it, and at 82 minutes it stops before that becomes a problem.
- [*Magic Mike's Last Dance*](https://film.one/film/magic-mikes-last-dance.md) — 2023 · Fi1m 52 · R · 1h 52m · Comedy/Drama · on HBO Max
  Soderbergh and Tatum close the series by sending Mike to London to stage a show, and the film mislays the ensemble, the sweat and most of the jokes along the way. The finale is worth waiting for; the wait is the problem.
- [*One Fine Morning*](https://film.one/film/one-fine-morning.md) — 2022 · Fi1m 82 · R · 1h 52m · Romance/Drama
  Mia Hansen-Løve puts a woman between a father who is leaving her slowly and a lover who cannot decide to stay, and watches without fuss. Seydoux is quietly superb, Greggory better still; the affair is the weaker half, but see it.
- [*Little Women*](https://film.one/film/little-women.md) — 2019 · Fi1m 88 · PG · 2h 15m · Drama/Romance · on Hulu
  Greta Gerwig’s affectionate adaptation gives the March sisters room to disagree, and Saoirse Ronan and Florence Pugh make those disagreements matter. A few impatient jumps through time are a small price for such absorbing company.
- [*Portrait of a Lady on Fire*](https://film.one/film/portrait-of-a-lady-on-fire.md) — 2019 · Fi1m 89 · R · 2h 01m · Drama/Romance · on HBO Max
  Céline Sciamma makes the exchange of looks between an artist and her subject unusually absorbing, helped by Noémie Merlant and Adèle Haenel. Its restraint can feel over-managed, but the tenderness earns the attention it asks for.
- [*Cold War*](https://film.one/film/cold-war.md) — 2018 · Fi1m 85 · R · 1h 28m · Romance/Music · on Amazon Prime Video
  Paweł Pawlikowski’s compact romance earns its sorrow through Joanna Kulig, Tomasz Kot and the music. We recommend it, with one reservation: the gaps between scenes sometimes leave the lovers’ feelings harder to follow than they should be.
- [*A Star Is Born*](https://film.one/film/a-star-is-born.md) — 2018 · Fi1m 82 · R · 2h 16m · Music/Drama
  Bradley Cooper and Lady Gaga make *A Star Is Born* an affecting musical romance, carried by convincing attraction and forceful singing. Her rise to fame deserved more room in the second half.
- [*Phantom Thread*](https://film.one/film/phantom-thread.md) — 2017 · Fi1m 87 · R · 2h 10m · Drama/Romance · on Netflix
  Paul Thomas Anderson makes a funny, disquieting romance about a dressmaker who expects love on his own terms. The enclosed setting can grow airless, but Daniel Day-Lewis, Vicky Krieps and Lesley Manville keep us absorbed.
- [*The Shape of Water*](https://film.one/film/the-shape-of-water.md) — 2017 · Fi1m 83 · R · 2h 03m · Drama/Fantasy · on HBO Max
  Guillermo del Toro’s creature romance is tender, persuasive and sometimes too eager to tell us how to feel. Sally Hawkins and Doug Jones make the attraction convincing, even when the fairy tale becomes a little too tidy.
- [*Call Me by Your Name*](https://film.one/film/call-me-by-your-name.md) — 2017 · Fi1m 86 · R · 2h 12m · Romance/Drama
  Luca Guadagnino makes first love feel awkward, absorbing and worth the risk, with Timothée Chalamet doing the difficult work. The leisurely pace sometimes becomes indulgent, but we recommend this romance for its attentiveness to embarrassment as much as desire.
- [*A Silent Voice: The Movie*](https://film.one/film/a-silent-voice-the-movie.md) — 2016 · Fi1m 80 · NR · 2h 09m · Animation/Drama · on Crunchyroll
  Naoko Yamada’s animated drama takes a school bully’s remorse seriously without letting him off easily. We recommend it for its tenderness and close attention to adolescent behaviour, with patience required for an overcrowded middle.
- [*A Ghost Story*](https://film.one/film/a-ghost-story.md) — 2017 · Fi1m 84 · R · 1h 33m · Drama/Fantasy · on Tubi
  David Lowery makes a sheet-clad ghost painfully lonely in this patient, affecting film about bereavement. Rooney Mara gives the grief weight, though the long pauses and a solemn speech occasionally test our goodwill.
- [*Your Name.*](https://film.one/film/your-name.md) — 2016 · Fi1m 84 · PG · 1h 46m · Animation/Romance · on HBO Max
  Makoto Shinkai’s animated body-swap romance is funny, tender and worth the effort of following its increasingly busy plot. We recommend it for its attention to two teenagers’ feelings, with a caveat about how complicated the storytelling becomes.
- [*Happy Together*](https://film.one/film/happy-together.md) — 1997 · Fi1m 86 · NR · 1h 36m · Drama/Romance · on HBO Max
  Wong Kar-Wai makes a painful, persuasive romance out of two men who keep trying again. Leslie Cheung and Tony Leung Chiu-wai give the relationship weight, even when the fractured storytelling begins to repeat itself.
- [*Paterson*](https://film.one/film/paterson.md) — 2016 · Fi1m 84 · R · 1h 58m · Drama/Comedy
  Jim Jarmusch makes a bus driver’s working week absorbing, funny and unexpectedly comforting. Adam Driver gives the quiet stretches plenty to watch, though Laura deserves more than the affectionate sketch Golshifteh Farahani is asked to fill out.
- [*La La Land*](https://film.one/film/la-la-land.md) — 2016 · Fi1m 81 · PG-13 · 2h 09m · Comedy/Drama
  Damien Chazelle’s musical is worth seeing for Emma Stone, Ryan Gosling and the pleasure of watching romance turn into dance. The characters are thinly written, but the songs linger and the affection between the leads is easy to believe.
- [*The Handmaiden*](https://film.one/film/the-handmaiden.md) — 2016 · Fi1m 85 · R · 2h 25m · Thriller/Drama
  Park Chan-wook makes a clever, funny erotic thriller whose romance survives all the plotting. Kim Min-hee and Kim Tae-ri give it feeling, even when the camera seems too pleased with what it can show.
- [*The Lobster*](https://film.one/film/the-lobster.md) — 2015 · Fi1m 78 · R · 1h 59m · Comedy/Drama · on HBO Max
  *The Lobster* makes compulsory coupledom bleakly funny, with Colin Farrell giving its rules a painfully human cost. The hotel satire is sharper than what follows, but the awkward tenderness keeps us interested when the plotting slackens.
- [*45 Years*](https://film.one/film/45-years.md) — 2015 · Fi1m 88 · R · 1h 35m · Drama/Romance · on AMC+
  Charlotte Rampling and Tom Courtenay make *45 Years* a painfully convincing marriage drama. Andrew Haigh trusts their smallest reactions for much of it, though the writing eventually explains more than we need.
- [*Carol*](https://film.one/film/carol.md) — 2015 · Fi1m 88 · R · 1h 58m · Romance/Drama · on Tubi
  Todd Haynes makes *Carol* a deeply affecting romance by trusting Cate Blanchett and Rooney Mara to make small gestures matter. Its careful manners occasionally keep us outside, but the performances earn our patience.
- [*Brooklyn*](https://film.one/film/brooklyn.md) — 2015 · Fi1m 83 · PG-13 · 1h 51m · Drama/History
  John Crowley’s *Brooklyn* is a moving, carefully acted romance about the effort of settling far from home. Saoirse Ronan makes its homesickness painfully convincing, even when the supporting characters and later complications feel a little too neatly arranged.
- [*Fifty Shades of Grey*](https://film.one/film/fifty-shades-of-grey.md) — 2015 · Fi1m 49 · R · 2h 05m · Drama/Romance
  Dakota Johnson brings wit and curiosity to a romance that keeps confusing control with allure. Sam Taylor-Johnson gives the material a careful polish, but the repetitive courtship and subdued sex make this difficult to recommend.

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