Your Ultimate Valentine’s Day Streaming Guide: Romance, Comedy & Thrills

Valentine’s Day is here and whether you’re single, coupled or just here for the chocolates, your streaming lineup can make or break February 14. Luckily, there’s no shortage of options to fill the evening with romance, laughs, and a few dramatic twists. From heartwarming Hallmark premieres to binge-worthy streaming classics, these are the best Valentine’s Day TV shows and movies to stream this year.

If you’re planning a cozy night in, a virtual watch party, or just need background vibes while avoiding awkward small talk, this guide covers the top picks for all kinds of viewers.

1. Because of Cupid (Hallmark Channel)

Nothing says Valentine’s Day like a Hallmark movie premiere. Because of Cupid follows best friends Naomi and Marcus, who enter a Valentine’s Day mocktail competition. Add in a love potion twist courtesy of a meddling Cupid, and you have a bubbly, romantic comedy that’s perfect for snuggling or laughing alone with snacks.

2. Love for Starters (Great American Family)

Stephanie Bennett stars as a talented interior designer trying to save her family’s lakeside restaurant. Teaming up with a celebrity chef (Jonathan Cherry), sparks fly both in and out of the kitchen. This one’s full of cozy moments, scenic views, and feel-good romance, ideal for fans of charming, heartfelt stories.

3. The Notebook (HBO Max / Peacock)

A classic Valentine’s Day pick. Noah and Allie’s epic love story continues to captivate decades later, proving that sometimes enduring romance and a little heartache are all you need for a perfect evening. Bonus points if you keep tissues handy.

4. Bridgerton (Netflix)

Drama, scandal, and swoon-worthy romance, Bridgerton brings Regency-era love stories with modern flair. If your Valentine’s Day calls for lush costumes, steamy looks, and witty banter, this show delivers in spades.

5. Pride and Prejudice (2005, Hulu / Peacock)

Keira Knightley and Matthew Macfadyen give one of the most iconic cinematic romance pairings of the 21st century. Elegant, emotional, and undeniably swoon-worthy, this adaptation is perfect for anyone craving timeless love on Valentine’s Day.

6. Love, Actually (Prime Video / Netflix)

Intertwining stories of love, heartbreak, and holiday cheer make Love, Actually a staple for those who want a full emotional buffet. Romantic, funny, and occasionally tear-inducing, it’s a go-to for a feel-good night in.

7. To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before (Netflix)

Lara Jean’s letter-writing saga is teen romance done right, with humor, awkward moments, and heartwarming chemistry. It’s perfect for anyone looking for a light, bingeable Valentine’s Day watch.

8. Planet Earth: Kingdom (BBC America)

Okay, this one’s unconventional but Valentine’s Day isn’t only about romantic love. Planet Earth: Kingdom celebrates familial bonds and animal devotion. Flint the wild dog helping care for pups? Heart-melting stuff. Great for nature lovers or if you want a break from love triangles.

9. Friends: Valentine’s Episodes (HBO Max / Max)

Revisit classic Ross-Rachel, Chandler-Monica, and Joey’s antics. Valentine’s Day-themed episodes are full of laughs, awkward dating moments, and nostalgia, making them ideal for a low-pressure, fun night in.

10. The Dating App Killer: The Monica White Story (Lifetime)

For those who prefer suspense over swoon, this true-crime Lifetime premiere is Valentine’s Day-adjacent in the best way. It’s thrilling, shocking, and keeps you glued to the screen, a perfect counterpoint to Hallmark sweetness.

11. Bridget Jones’s Diary (Prime Video / Hulu)

Renée Zellweger’s Bridget Jones delivers awkward, lovable, and surprisingly relatable romantic misadventures. Funny, heartfelt, and bingeable, it’s a perfect Valentine’s Day companion.

12. Dinner and a Movie: Father of the Bride (TBS)

Jason and Jenny pair iconic movies with themed recipes. Tonight, they revisit Father of the Bride, a delightful choice for foodies who also love a good laugh alongside romantic nostalgia.

Valentine’s Day doesn’t have to be all roses and chocolates. Whether you’re after lighthearted Hallmark charm, steamy streaming romances, laugh-out-loud comedy, or edge-of-your-seat thrills, there’s something for every mood and viewing style. Grab the snacks, dim the lights, and press play: your perfect Valentine’s Day watchlist is officially sorted.

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