Feel-Good Rom-Coms To Brighten Your Weekend
Love, Rosie: Two lifelong friends keep missing their chance at love, but fate has other plans. (Image: IMDb)
About Time: A man who can time travel learns that the best moments in life are the everyday ones. (Image: IMDb)
Letters to Juliet: A young woman finds an unanswered love letter and helps its writer reconnect with her lost love. (Image: IMDb)
Notting Hill: A humble bookstore owner's life changes when a glamorous movie star walks into his shop — and his heart. (Image: IMDb)
Whether you want giggles, butterflies, or a little cry — these rom-coms are your perfect weekend escape. (Image: Getty)
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