Whether or not you've got a Valentine this year, here are 10 romantic movies that'll help you feel the love this Valentine's Day!

Some are modern classics, while others are heartbreaking and will definitely make you cry, but they're some of our favorite romantic movies! And no matter how often we've seen them, they never get old. Here are our 10 favorite romantic movies you should watch this Valentine's Day!

*Please note: the following list is in no particular order! (We don't play favorites here.)

Pride & Prejudice (2005)

Starring Keira Knightley as Lizzie Bennet and Matthew Macfayden as Mr. Darcy, this 2005 interpretation of the classic Jane Austen novel ranks as one of our favorite adaptations to date. Between the on-screen chemistry of its two leads and its ability to remain timeless, even 19 years after its release, Joe Wright's Pride & Prejudice is the perfect movie to watch while curled up on the couch this Valentine's Day.

Watch Pride & Prejudice on Amazon Prime Video

Sleepless in Seattle (1993)

Seriously, what could be more romantic than meeting someone on top of the Empire State Building on Valentine's Day? Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan shine in this '90s classic that doesn't seem to get enough love nowadays. And once you've finished Sleepless in Seattle, you could make it a Hanks-Ryan double feature and watch You've Got Mail.

Watch Sleepless in Seattle on Amazon Prime Video

La La Land (2016)

By far one of my favorite movies of all time, La La Land captivated audiences with its larger-than-life musical numbers and reminded them to pursue their dreams, no matter how ridiculous they may seem. And who could ever forget that iconic musical number with Ryan Gosling and Emma Stone? This six-time Academy Award-winning movie will dance and sing into your heart; you'll never want it to leave.

Watch La La Land on Amazon Prime Video

The Princess Bride (1987)

The Princess Bride is an '80s cult classic that brought Princess Buttercup and Westley to life before our eyes and gave us many quotable lines that are still relatable today. Simply put, it's a movie about true love and fairy tales. It doesn't get much better than that!

Watch The Princess Bride on Amazon Prime Video

The Notebook (2004)

Be honest, did any other Nicholas Sparks adaptation make you cry as much as The Notebook? It's a heartbreakingly sweet story between two young lovers and their struggle to overcome the pressures of society in the '40s. It also touches on life and death, which can make it pretty difficult to watch at times. Plus, it's got Ryan Gosling and Rachel McAdams. 'Nuff said.

Watch The Notebook on Amazon Prime Video

Titanic (1997)

There's just something about watching Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet fall in love aboard the ill-fated R.M.S. Titanic. While we all know how the story ultimately ends, you can't help but root for the two of them. Seriously, no matter how many times I watch Titanic, I'm always hoping it'll end differently ... but it never does. (Hums "My Heart Will Go On".)

Watch Titanic on Amazon Prime Video

Pretty Woman (1990)

Pretty Woman is a reimagining of the classic Cinderella fairy tale, only instead of Prince Charming, there's the equally charming Richard Gere as a wealthy businessman who sweeps Julia Roberts' Vivian off her feet.

Watch Pretty Woman on Amazon Prime Video

Dirty Dancing (1987)

It's a safe bet that if you hear, "Nobody puts Baby in a corner," you'll know exactly what it's from. Dirty Dancing is a classic '80s movie that set really high expectations for all family vacations to mountain resorts.

Watch Dirty Dancing on Amazon Prime Video

About Time (2013)

Tim Lake (Domhnall Gleeson) has the ability to travel in time and uses that power to improve his life. He falls in love with Mary (Rachel McAdams) and is able to win her heart thanks to his time-traveling abilities. It follows their love story and how this power could help or hinder their relationship. About Time is the most underrated movie on the entire list, in our opinion.

Watch About Time on Amazon Prime Video

A Walk to Remember (2002)

So, remember how I said that no other Nicholas Sparks movie would make you cry as much as The Notebook? Well, A Walk to Remember is a very, very close second. It follows two high school students, played by Mandy Moore and Shane West, as they deal with struggles that a majority of people don't experience until they're older, if at all.

Watch A Walk to Remember on Amazon Prime Video

Are there other romantic movies to watch on Valentine's Day that we forgot on our list? Do you have a go-to romance flick? Email us—who knows? Maybe we'll make a Part 2 to this list. Happy Valentine's Day!