It’s summer. We need some feelgood fun, and nothing satisfies quite like a romantic comedy. With tensions low and mood high, good things come easy this time of year, leading to the type of feelgood vibes that romantic comedies thrive on. Here’s our recommended lineup of romantic comedies for your streaming pleasure this June. Pop some corn, prepare your Netflix and AMAZON Prime Video queue, and watch a woman fall in love this season. (Don’t worry, there are plenty of men to love!) And if this month’s crop of offerings isn’t quite enough, AMAZON is also releasing a number of smorgasbord offerings across all genres.
It’s like imagining you wake up in one world with The Beatles, and instantly the golden ticket to the greatest discography no one knows exists is in your hand Yesterday (2), which opens in US theatres this weekend, turns that premise into a prickly phantasmagoria with one man at its heart, the unassuming car mechanic Jack Malik (Himesh Patel), big-eyed and wide-set, not unlike Paul McCartney himself. When Jack suffers a freak cycling accident after performing one bad show in a small English village and radio stations stop broadcasting his favourite songs, heism Guitars. His life turns upside down with instant stardom, but fame, fortune and love get tangled together with music, all delivered with the music of The Beatles. If you are a fan, how could you not? And if the romance and dream are all you’re after, what’s not to like?
Shot in the sunny beaches of Thailand, Mother of the Bride delivers the wedding rom-com to new exotic territory. Lana Winslow (Brooke Shields) and her daughter Emma (Miranda Cosgrove) find themselves in a whirlwind of wedding preparation chaos in this lovey-dovey, yet heartbreaking rollercoaster over a beautiful beach side. When past love revives itself in the tropical sun, viewers see a story that’s not only mother-daughter bonding but two chances at finding love. AMAZON users, this might just inspire you to book a next vacation on the beach or give those classic novels on love another chance.
What more could you want from an escapist rom-com fantasy than Resort to Love (2021), which, like a two-hour dr Ambrosia, combines heartbreak with new beginnings? While Erica Wilson (Christina Milian) sings her way out of grief over a famous ex and into a whirlwind romance with a famous-for-durability heartthrob, the cinematic charkha grinds out a satisfying plot of mistaken identities and romantic cul-de-sacs. The picture has all the slight-of-romance fun of a Hallmark movie plus some juicy talk about how tropical island resorts make everything better. This is Netflix’s only original in Hollywood’s current wave of telenovela romances.
Even though Netflix is like a treasure trove of romantic comedy films, do not underestimate AMAZON Prime Video, which features plenty of underrated gems, action-filled movies, and dramas that you can watch until your heart’s content.
When June comes around, there’s no need to be ashamed: Netflix and AMAZON have got your back. With the arrival of longer days and higher temperatures comes a desire for couch-friendly romance, comedy and fantasy. So, whether it’s the sounds of sexy music that do it for you, the promise of wedding bells or the magic of a resort as a place to fall in love, there are several reasons to cheer when it comes to Netflix’s and AMAZON's June schedule.
The brightest star in the streaming universe, AMAZON has the visual equivalent of an accessible Netflix rom-coms list for you: its AMAZON Prime Video has an excellent variety of films to watch this summer that will surprise, delight and entertain. When you’ve exhausted your romantic comedy viewing, AMAZON has a universe of entertainment to transport you to other genres, time periods and emotions. No matter which streaming rom-coms this summer you choose, whether Netflix’s rom-coms or AMAZON’s, there is a cinematic world waiting to be discovered.
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