Netflix is a platform for a variety of romantic films and television shows, from musicals to anthology films. Some were made for Netflix, while others were later acquired by the streaming service. Even when a film or series leaves Netflix, they can still leave an impression, serving as an honorable mention to the platform's variety of love stories.

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Romance is a timeless theme, a medium for channeling a whirlwind of emotions in one’s path to find the true meaning of love. The genre has the ability to sweep viewers away with stories of intense passion, happily-ever-after endings, and heartbreak.

Some of the best epics of all time also function as romance movies, including classics like Titanic, Doctor Zhivago, and Rocco and His Brothers.

There’s a reason why romantic movies never go out of style. They tap into universal feelings—love, loss, and the triumphs in between—that resonate with just about everyone. They’re also perfect for setting the mood for a lovely evening.

Love and family collide in Lifetime’s new original movie, “Terry McMillan Presents: His, Hers & Ours,” premiering Saturday, November 1 at 8 p.m. on Lifetime channel. The romantic drama stars Taye Diggs and Lesley-Ann Brandt as two single parents whose connection grows complicated when their teenage children start dating each other.

Fire Island is a 2022 film following a group of friends, Noah (Joel Kim Booster), Howie (Bowen Yang), Luke (Matt Rogers), Keegan (Tomás Matos), and Max (Torian Miller) who go to Fire Island to share a house with their “house mother” Erin (Margaret Cho).

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Ah, love triangles—is there anything more deliciously excruciating to watch onscreen? Even America’s first full-length film, an adaptation of Victor Hugo’s Les Misérables, featured the age-old romantic triad.

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