These are currently the most popular and highly rated romcoms on Netflix
Do you want to lie back comfortably with a nice romcom, but have no idea where to start? Well, we've lined up the gems of Netflix for you. Swooning and daydreaming, it's all allowed.
It is sweet, predictable, and juicy: romantic comedies are sometimes just exactly what you need. No complicated plots or scary crime scenes, just: they like each other, but there are problems and oh dear, how do they solve them? That idea.
These are currently the most popular and highly rated romcoms on Netflix:
1. Anyone But You
Bea and Ben, former classmates whose attraction turned into aversion, unexpectedly find themselves together at a wedding in Australia and pretend to be the perfect couple to keep up appearances. But they hate each other. Right?
2. A Family Affair
Zara is a young woman who works as a personal assistant to the egocentric Hollywood star Chris Cole. One day she discovers that her boss has a secret romantic relationship with her mother, who is a widow. Starring Zac Efron. Joe.
3. Love Again
While Mira mourns the death of her fiancé, she sends romantic messages to his phone number. What she doesn't know is that the number now belongs to journalist Rob, who becomes impressed by the heartfelt messages.
4. No Hard Feelings
Maddie is about to lose her house when she finds an intriguing job listing: wealthy parents are looking for someone to date their introverted nineteen-year-old son Percy before he goes to college.
5. Love at First Sight
Hundred thousand flights worldwide per day. Six million travelers. One connection. After missing her flight from New York to London, Hadley (Haley Lu Richardson) accidentally meets Oliver (Ben Hardy) at the airport. A bond forms immediately. A long night together on the plane passes in the blink of an eye, but upon landing at Heathrow, the two are separated and finding each other again in the chaos seems impossible. Will fate intervene and turn these seatmates into soulmates?
6. Falling Inn Love
After city girl Gabriela (Christina Milian) loses her job and her boyfriend, she impulsively enters a contest and wins a rustic inn in New Zealand. Thousands of air miles later, she discovers that The Bellbird Valley Farm consists of a rotting facade, a goat as a housemate, and nosy neighbors who want to buy the land. To quickly renovate and sell, she teams up with Jake Taylor (Adam Demos), the New Zealand contractor, who finds her urban culture shock very amusing. She will now have to choose: continue with the life she is building here or return to the life she left behind.
