Stories of romance are as old as love itself. That makes Valentine’s Day an ideal time to indulge in a romantic comedy, a heartfelt drama, or a swoon‑worthy series. Plenty of films and shows can be enjoyed while snuggled up with a sweetheart on Valentine’s Day.

The following picks make a cozy starting point for those who want to snuggle up with a heartwarming story this February.

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· “It Ends With Us” (2024): Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni bring Colleen Hoover’s bestselling novel to life in this emotional, character‑driven romance about love, resilience, and second chances. A modern tear‑jerker with plenty to talk about afterward.

· “Challengers” (2024): Zendaya stars in this stylish, high‑energy romantic drama about a tennis prodigy caught in a complicated love triangle. It’s sleek, bold, and perfect for couples who like their romance with a competitive edge.

· “The Idea of You” (2024): Anne Hathaway and Nicholas Galitzine shine in this age‑gap romance between a single mom and a rising pop star. Sweet, escapist, and surprisingly grounded, it’s become a comfort‑watch favorite.

· “Bridgerton” – Seasons 1–3 (2020–2024): Still one of the most beloved romantic series of the decade, this Regency‑era phenomenon blends passion, drama, and lush storytelling. With Season 4 expected soon, it’s a perfect time to revisit the romance.

· “One Day” (2024): This limited series adaptation of the bestselling novel follows two friends over 20 years, checking in on the same date each year. Tender, intimate, and beautifully acted, it’s ideal for a slow, cozy binge.

· “Anyone But You” (2023): Sydney Sweeney and Glen Powell star in this modern enemies‑to‑lovers rom‑com that became a surprise hit. Light, funny, and full of chemistry, it’s a great pick for couples wanting something playful.

· “The Greatest Hits” (2024): A romantic drama with a magical twist — a woman discovers she can travel through time when she hears certain songs, forcing her to choose between past love and future possibility. Music lovers especially adore this one.

· “Fly Me to the Moon” (2024): Scarlett Johansson and Channing Tatum headline this retro‑flavored romantic comedy set during the space race. It’s charming, witty, and full of old‑Hollywood sparkle.