Netflix’s selection of romantic comedies has both delighted and disappointed viewers in 2024. This year swath of rom-coms ranged from laugh-out-loud funny and heartwarmingly romantic to downright cheesy and cringeworthy. Here are the best and worst Netflix romantic comedies of 2024, ranked.

1 – “Love in Pixels”

Charming, quirky, and brilliantly self-aware, “Love in Pixels” tops the list with its clever script that pokes fun at classic rom-com cliches while still delivering a heartwarming story.

2 – “Cupcake Conundrum”

A baker and a venture capitalist find love in this sweet film that perfectly blends humor with tender moments. The chemistry between the leads and a host of lovable side characters make it a treat.

3 – “Mistakenly Yours”

An identity mix-up leads to unexpected romance in this laugh-out-loud comedy that harkens back to some of the greats from the 90s. It’s predictably unpredictable, keeping true rom-com fans entertained throughout.

4 – “Sunset Serenade”

Set against a beautiful beachside backdrop, this film is both visually stunning and emotionally engaging, featuring two musicians finding harmony in love and life.

5 – “Heartstrings”

This ensemble cast weaves together multiple love stories that hit all the right notes, making for a feel-good film that showcases love in its various forms.

10 – “The Dating Contract”

While the premise seemed promising—a legal agreement intended to ward off feelings—it fell flat with uninspired performances and some untimely humor.

11 – “Flirt Alert”

“Flirt Alert” promised laughs but delivered groans. The leads’ lack of chemistry and a series of tired slapstick gags make it a miss rather than a hit.

12 – “Bridal Blitz”

With its over-the-top antics related to wedding planning, this film turned more irritating than amusing, pushing it towards the bottom of our list.

13 – “Romeo & Juliet: The VR Experience”

Attempting to merge Shakespeare with virtual reality gimmicks can be lauded for innovation but lamented for execution—this one was too off-kilter to resonate with audiences.

14 – “Kiss & Tell Disaster”

As last on the list, “Kiss & Tell Disaster” features an unrealistic plot and subpar writing, making it difficult for viewers to connect with the characters or believe in their romance.