Valentine's romcoms on Paramount+

He has to make her fall in love with him again every morning. Adam Sandler and Drew Barrymore, sweeter than the premise sounds, on Paramount+.

Cher is rich, well-meaning, and completely sure she can fix her friends' lives. Alicia Silverstone, 1995, on Paramount+. Still the funniest teen movie a lot of us own in our heads.

She has to scare a man off for a magazine article, and he has to make her fall in love with him for a bet. Kate Hudson and Matthew McConaughey, on Paramount+. A shiny 2003 comfort watch.

She realizes she loves her best friend the week of his wedding to someone else. Julia Roberts, 1997, on Paramount+. The romcom where the lesson is not the obvious one.

A bookstore owner and a movie star try to have a normal love story, which is not possible and is wonderful anyway. Hugh Grant and Julia Roberts. On Paramount+ and Peacock.

A bet, a makeover, and a girl who was already interesting. The 1999 one, on Prime and Paramount+. You can see every turn coming and the prom is still fun.

They argue for years about whether men and women can be friends, mostly in New York diners. Rated R, and one of the best romcoms ever made. On Paramount+. The deli scene still clears a room.