2019 has not been disappointing when it comes to films all about lurveee. Don't worry, we've picked out this year's most romantic movies, so you don't have to. Now, break out those tissues and prepare to set your relationship standards unrealistically high after obsessing over these fictional flings.
1. Always Be My Maybe
Netflix's new original movie stars Ali Wong and Randall Park as long-lost childhood sweethearts who reunite as adults and obviously fall back in love. Sigh. Oh, and it also features Keanu Reeves as…Keanu Reeves. Here for it!
2. What Men Want
Taraji P. Henson chugs a random liquid given to her by a psychic and can suddenly hear all men's thoughts everywhere. That's actually my worst nightmare, but this film isn't. It's got everything you need: a strong female lead, a brutal takedown of a male-dominated workplace, and a good love story.
3. Five Feet Apart
Gather allll the tissues. Five Feet Apart is about two cystic fibrosis patients (played by Haley Lu Richardson and Cole Sprouse) who fall in love but are forced to keep a distance between them because of their illness. We told you—tissues.
4. Long Shot
Seth Rogen plays a carefree, perpetually high journalist who is hired by his childhood crush (played by Charlize Theron) to be her speechwriter while she runs for president. Sparks begin to fly, a relationship ~blossoms~ and the Seths of the world are given hope that they too can land a Charlize.
5. The Sun Is Also A Star
Based on the novel by Nicola Yoon, Charles Melton and Yara Shahidi play Daniel and Natasha, two teens who meet and fall in love only to soon be separated by Natasha's family's deportation. If it weren't for Camila Mendes, we'd be shipping a Charles/Yara love IRL.
6. After
This film is literally based on Harry Styles fanfiction, and we are LIVING for it. Basically, it's a girl-meets-bad-boy, falls-in-love-and-tries-to-change-him story. You know the drill.
7. The Last Summer
Another Netflix original, The Last Summer is about a group of high school students during their final summer before college. KJ Apa innocently chases after Good Trouble's Maia Mitchell, and Tyler Posey plays a not-so-innocent baseball (and real-life) player.
8. Aladdin
A *classic* love story you've probably seen, eh, once or twice. Only this time, it's been entirely redone with a controversial CGI-job on Will Smith.
9. The Perfect Date
Noah Centineo plays an (unrealistically) unpopular high school boy who starts a dating service in order to save up for college. A foolproof plan...until he falls for the girl who inspired his business. Rookie mistake.
10. All The Bright Places
Set to come out later this year on Netflix, All the Bright Places stars Elle Fanning and Justice Smith as two teenagers who find each other during dark times and fall in love despite their different standings in the high school hierarchy. Another one you'll def need tissues for.
11. P.S. I Still Love You
The To All The Boys I've Loved Before sequel is COMING, PPL. Lana Condor and Noah Centineo are BACK to bring us even bigger relationship goals than the first time around. Well, hopefully.
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This article originally appeared on Cosmopolitan.com. Minor edits have been made by the Cosmo.ph editors.