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This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at American chapter.

Looking to turn your Valentine’s Day into Gal-entine’s Day? There’s no better holiday to binge watch the newest romantic comedies or catch up on some old favorites. Her Campus has got you covered with the ultimate movie guide for every girl gang.  

Netflix

  • Sex And The City

  • Set It Up

  • How to Lose a Guy in 10 days

A fan favorite, this romantic comedy will surely have you laughing, not to mention swooning over a young Matthew McConaughey.

 

  • 13 going on 30

  • The Break Up

  • The Switch

  • Bachelorette

  • Mama Mia

  • Princess Diaries 2

Rumour has it that a third movie in the Princess Diaries series may be in the works. Meanwhile, catch up on this classic feature.

 

Hulu

  • Revenge of the Bridesmaids

  • Beauty & The Briefcase

  • The Bachelor

Although not a movie, the current season has everyone obsessed!

 

Amazon Prime

  • Me Before You

  • My Girl

  • Hitch

  • Two Night Stand

  • The Big Sick

  • Miss Congeniality 1 & 2

This is a rom-com staple, with a sequel perfect for a binge watching session.

 

If you want to be a little more adventurous than the classic dorm room movie session, make sure to catch these movies coming out in theaters especially for Valentine’s.

What Men Want

A spin off from the classic 2000s rom-com, “What Women Want”, this modern version is sure to be a hit. Taraji Henson plays Ali Davis, who one day wakes up realizing she can read the minds of men around her. We’ve all had that thought of, “I wish I knew what he was thinking”, but could that be a blessing or a curse?

 

Isn’t It Romantic

This hilarious flick stars Rebel Wilson who plays Natalie, a skeptic for all things love. When knocked unconscious during a busy subway rush, she finds herself in an alternative universe of a real-life romantic comedy.

 

 

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Denise Rogozin

American '22

Denise is currently majoring in Public Relations and Strategic Communication at American University. Denise was born and raised in Boston, Massachusetts. Aside from writing for HerCampus, she loves music and is a frequent visitor of DC's art scene.