Phil Roberts 
Plan your perfect Valentine’s Day night with a collection of streaming movies and tv series on Prime Video.
Whether you’re planning a romantic night out or staying home for a romantic candlelit dinner for two, Prime Video has put together a treasure trove of romantic content to keep you entertained this Valentine’s Day. We know you’re looking for stories that speak to the real, messy, beautiful love you seek. After all, love comes in many moods to explore: Romantic, complicated, self-love, and more. So Prime Video gathered, with care and with thought, a guide to the love stories your heart has long sought. So, settle in for a romantic night and plan your perfect watchlist here.
SINGLE WITH MAIN CHARACTER ENERGY
First comes the love you have with you; ambitious, bold, and brilliantly true. In Fleabag’s chaos, Legally Blonde’s dream, In The Devil Wears Prada’s power, you reign supreme. No prince required, no perfect mate – You’re the hero of your own fate.
Relationship Goals (Prime Original)
Legally Blonde (Available to rent, buy or with a subscription to MGM+)
The Devil Wears Prada (Available to rent or buy)
Barbie (Available to rent or buy)
Fleabag (Prime Original)
The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel (Prime Original)
Picture This (Prime Original)
The Idea of You (Prime Original)
IT’S…COMPLICATED (AND TERRIFYING)
Then comes the love that twists and bends. Where obsession starts and safety ends. In Gone Girl’s games and Killing Eve’s dance, love becomes a dangerous trance. Some stories show us love’s dark art, where passion breaks the human heart.
Love Me Love Me (Prime Original launching 13th February)
The Girlfriend (Prime Original)
Gone Girl (Available with Prime Video subscription)
Fatal Attraction (Available to rent, buy or with a subscription to Paramount+)
Killing Eve (Available to rent or buy)
Wilderness (Prime Original)
Daisy Jones and the Six (Prime Original)
Another Simple Favor (Prime Original)
Plus One (Prime Original)
HOPELESSLY, HELPLESSLY SMITTEN
But oh, the magic when hearts align. In Notebook pages, butterflies are divine. Crazy Rich Asians, Pride and Prejudice too, Red White & Royal Blue’s love that’s true. That breathless ache, that perfect sigh, When two souls meet and learn to fly.
My Fault: London (Prime Original)
Crazy Rich Asians (Available with Prime Video subscription )
The Notebook (Available to rent or buy)
Maxton Hall – The World Between Us (Prime Original)
Pride and Prejudice (Available to rent or buy)
Red White & Royal Blue (Prime Original)
The Summer I Turned Pretty (Prime Original)
La La Land (Available to buy or with a subscription to Lionsgate+)
PERFECTLY IMPERFECT LOVE
And then the love that makes us laugh, the messy, awkward, crooked path. In Bridesmaids’ chaos, Love Actually’s cheer, when laughter and devotion both appear. The comedy of hearts colliding, where imperfection is the greatest guiding.
The Proposal (Available to rent or buy)
Think Like A Man (Available to rent or buy)
Merv (Prime Original)
Parks and Recreation (Available to rent or buy)
Love Actually (Available to rent or buy)
50 First Dates (Available to rent or buy)
F*ck Valentine’s Day – (Coming to Prime Video on 7th February)
My Lady Jane (Prime Original)
Outlander (Available to buy or with a subscription to MGM+)
How To Date Billy Walsh (Prime Original)
The Map that leads to You (Prime Original)
HAPPY VALENTINE’S DAY
What an awesome collection of romantic classics. Prime Video has cemented itself as the home of Valentine’s Day content, and with some legitimate classics ready at the touch of a button, there’s no better place to be than immersed in the golden plus.
How many of these Valentine’s Day classics will you be checking out on Prime Video? Share your watchlist in the chat below.
Meet Phil Roberts! He’s the dedicated owner, daily content manager, and editor-in-chief of The Future of the Force. Phil is a budding novelist who turned his passion toward writing about the franchises he loves back in 2016. He’s a huge fan of all things Star Wars, Batman, DC, Marvel, Star Trek, Indiana Jones, Ghostbusters, King Kong, and the Ray Harryhausen movies. Phil is a BFI-accredited journalist and a distinguished member of the Film Critics Association UK.
If he’s not catching a movie at the cinema, you can bet he’s streaming something just as awesome!
