Amélie is one of the most striking romantic comedies that you will see. It is a beauty to behold and director Jean-Pierre Jeunet creates stunning visuals that you never forget.

Hitch is a pleasant, but not too deep movie with a lot of gags that really work at times or fall really flat.

(500) Days of Summer perfectly encapsulates how twenty-somethings view and contextualize romance.

I have to hand it to She's the Man. The movie commits. I feel as if the cast and crew knew how ridiculous the premise and plot of this movie was and they knew their best defense was to go full throttle.

Everyone has gone through a devastating break-up and Forgetting Sarah Marshall perfectly encapsulates the feelings of jealousy, confusion and acceptance that come with such a monumental event.

27 Dresses is by no means the greatest movie ever or even the greatest rom-com for that matter, but it's a pure, simple, enjoyable watch.

Crazy, Stupid, Love. is a wonderful film to wrap around yourself. It's deeper and more complex than most rom-coms that you come across.

I hadn't seen Never Been Kissed since high school and I think I should have left it at that.

I'm pretty sure that I'll never grow tired of watching this film. The story itself is timeless, but now watching this as an adult, I appreciated it on a whole new level.

Just as Andie Anderson slowly wears down Ben Berry into loving her, over the years I have started to like this movie more and more.