Netflix: Top 7 Romantic Movies On Netflix That Can Inspire Your Love Life

In this visually stunning period drama, a fisherman’s daughter becomes the most sought-after geisha in Kyoto, only for her life to be threatened by rivalries, World War II, and a modernizing world that lacks a place for ancient traditions. Underscoring it all is a sweeping forbidden romance, played out over decades, with a transcendent conclusion.

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Lily James stars in this elegant period romance as Juliet Ashton, a writer who forms a life-changing bond with a group of islanders when she writes about the book club they formed during the occupation of Guernsey during World War II. Juliet has been exchanging letters with Dawsey Adams, a member of the club, but when they meet in person, sparks fly, forcing her to reconsider her engagement.

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Are we trolling you with this one? A little bit. But hear us out: when Twilight hit Netflix even hard-hearted viewers were stoked about walking down tween memory lane.

The story of Bella Swan’s tortured romance with teen vampire Edward Cullen was a cultural phenomenon that made vampires cool again and launched the careers of two movie stars. If you call yourself culturally literate and you haven’t seen Twilight, it’s downright incumbent on you to watch it.

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Based on the true story of an explosive Mexican scandal, this tragic romance dramatizes the events leading up to the Dance of the Forty One, a lavish 1901 party attended by gay men and raided by police.

Though the government was eager to bury the incident, as the party’s attendees were members of society’s upper crust, the press was determined to break the story, as the incumbent president of Mexico’s son-in-law was in attendance. Ornate and erotic, Dance of the Forty One locates the human story within this important chapter of Mexico’s queer history.