Valentine’s Day is creeping up, and let’s face it — dinner and a movie are so last year. Whether you’re a hopeless romantic or a love cynic with a taste for drama, this list is your cheat sheet for turning date night into a rom-com-worthy adventure inspired by some iconic on-screen moments. Grab your partner, your best friend, or even just yourself, and let’s make your February 14th legendary.
Love at First Sight (13+) – Two strangers share a magical night
Hadley and Oliver hit it off on a transatlantic flight, sharing more than just peanuts and small talk. But when customs separate them, it’s up to fate—and maybe a little serendipity—to reunite them in the city of love
Honeymoonish (13+) – Hit the beach, but leave your baggage behind.
Two newlyweds realize they’re more mismatched than their luggage sets. Can sandy toes, salty air, and endless waves help them find common ground? Only one way to find out.
Finding Ola S1 (13+) – Unwind under the stars with a camping date.
After a life-changing event, Ola dives into a journey of rediscovery while navigating single parenthood and daily struggles. What better way to reconnect with yourself—or someone special—than camping out? Share stories around a campfire, gaze at the stars, and let the serenity of the outdoors remind you of life’s simple joys.
Mr. Plankton (16+) – Road trips, boat rides, and a little chaos.
When life throws misfortune your way, sometimes you just need a long drive or a peaceful boat ride to process it. This unlucky duo might be hitting the road with baggage, but the journey makes the memories.
When the Phone Rings (16+) – Scream together on a theme park ride.
A phone call flips a politician’s life upside down, but there’s no better metaphor for marriage drama than a roller coaster. The thrill, the tension, the what comes next energy—sounds like a day at the park.
Set It Up (18+) – Rooftop dates: pizza, stars, and quiet confessions.
Late-night scheming over cold pizza and big city skylines — these assistants are fixing their bosses’ love lives, but let’s be honest, the fire escape vibes are fixing their own. Personal, low-pressure, and oh-so-romantic.
Love Next Door (18+) – Grab a couple of bikes and rediscover your neighborhood.
This woman returns to Korea and finds herself cycling straight into her childhood friend — and a complicated history. Nothing like a leisurely ride to pedal your way through some nostalgia and laughter.