13 Sweet Romantic Valentine Viewing Recommendations on Prime Video

Kapanlagi.com - Not all love stories begin with sweet feelings. Some start from rivalry, differences, or even unavoidable conflicts. In celebration of Valentine’s Day, Prime Video presents recommendations ranging from rivals in school, competitors in the professional world, to two individuals with opposing principles; this lineup of films and series is ready to deliver intense romance dynamics, full of emotions, that will make viewers feel giddy.

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1. Love Me Love Me

Love Me Love Me (credit: Prime Video)

Love Me Love Me follows the story of June (Mia Jenkins) who moves to Italy to start a new life after the death of her brother. At her new elite school, she becomes interested in James (Pepe Barroso Silva), a dangerous bully involved in illegal MMA fights, but June ends up dating James's best friend, Will (Luca Melucci), an exemplary student who seems perfect. However, appearances can be deceiving; June soon realizes that none of her classmates are as they seem, as everyone is hiding secrets. As tensions rise and hidden truths begin to surface, June must determine where her heart truly lies.

2. Maxton Hall: The World Between Us (Season 1-2)

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Set in an elite school, this story features two characters from contrasting social backgrounds and ambitions, Ruby Bell (Harriet Herbig-Matten) and James Beaufort (Damian Hardung). Academic rivalry and differing principles set the stage for a romance full of chemistry.

3. The Summer I Turned Pretty (Season 1-3)

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A triangular love story filled with emotions, jealousy, and a quiet competition between Belly (Lola Tung), Conrad (Christopher Briney), and Jeremiah (Gavin Casalegno). This initially tumultuous relationship evolves into a complex and touching love story.

4. My Fault (Culpa Mia)

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Noah and Nick's relationship begins with mutual dislike, strong ego clashes, and family conflicts that bring them together in awkward situations. Their differing characters and backgrounds often lead to tension, but over time, this tension gives rise to a deeper emotional attraction. This story showcases an intense romance filled with passion and inner conflict.

5. Dimelo Bajito (Tell Me Softly)

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This series presents the dynamics of a relationship that stems from emotional conflict and differences in character. Tension, misunderstandings, and communication that doesn't always go smoothly become part of the journey for the two main characters in understanding each other. Amidst the conflict that continually tests their feelings, a closeness slowly grows that transforms a relationship full of opposition into an emotional and touching romance.

6. Anyone But You

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Anyone but You is a romantic comedy about two headstrong individuals who initially hate each other but slowly start to like one another. After their first meeting, which was initially very promising but ended in misunderstanding, Bea (Sydney Sweeney) and Ben (Glen Powell) are brought together at a wedding with a destination wedding concept and find themselves trapped in a situation that forces them to spend time together amidst unresolved annoyance. Through witty banter, sarcasm, a fake dating scenario, and undeniable chemistry, their conflict gradually evolves into unexpected attraction.

7. Head Over Heels

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Living a double life as a student by day and a shaman by night, Seong-A (Cho Yi Hyun) meets Gyeon-U (Choo Young Woo), who harbors a deep hatred for shamans after feeling cursed himself. The differences in beliefs and strong emotional defenses make their relationship filled with conflict from the start. As various hidden truths are revealed, rivalry and misunderstandings slowly transform into a warm and touching slow-burn romance.

8. My Lady Jane

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This series presents a historical romance story, My Lady Jane is a radical retelling of the history of the English monarchy. The focus of this adventurous series is on the brilliant and headstrong Jane, who is shocked when crowned queen and finds herself the target of villains coming to claim the crown (and her head). My Lady Jane is an epic tale of true love and thrilling adventure.

9. Maintenance Required

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Maintenance Required is a hate-to-love story that begins with two people who are constantly at odds, yet unknowingly have feelings for each other. Charlie, a mechanic managing his late father's garage, often clashes with Beau, the manager of a competing garage across the street. However, they both share a special relationship online anonymously, unaware of each other's true identity. As ego and rivalry gradually shift to openness and intimacy, they prove that conflict can be the beginning of the most meaningful connection.

10. You're Cordially Invited

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You're Cordially Invited is a romantic comedy film about two people brought together by awkward situations and unavoidable conflicts. Margot (Reese Witherspoon) and Jim (Will Ferrell) must share time and space for the wedding of someone they love on a small island, but they continue to clash due to their differing personalities, egos, and repeated misunderstandings. However, from light arguments and banter, a sincere closeness gradually develops, proving once again that the warmest connections often arise from the most chaotic meetings.

11. Relationship Goals

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When brilliant television producer Leah Caldwell (Kelly Rowland) is set to make history as the first woman to host the number one morning show in New York, her ex-boyfriend, Jarrett Roy (Clifford 'Method Man' Smith), suddenly appears to compete for the same position. Jarrett claims to have changed, inspired by the wisdom of the New York Times bestselling book Relationship Goals.

As Leah's circle of friends delves into the book, they begin to rediscover direction in their love lives. However, Leah, who is fully focused on breaking through the 'glass ceiling', is not ready to believe in love, even though the strong chemistry with her ex slowly rekindles old feelings.

12. Spring Fever

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Spring Fever is a romance story that grows from emotional conflict, misunderstandings, and misconceptions. After a bitter experience in Seoul, Yoon Bom (Lee Joo Been) returns to her small town with a closed heart, until she meets Sun Jae-gyu (Ahn Bo Hyun), a figure who seems fierce but is actually warm and sincere. As prejudices crumble, the emotional distance slowly fades away and transforms into a deep connection.

13. Let's Break Up

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The school's number 1 playboy, Selatan (Bryan Domani), known for his brief love affairs, finally meets his match in Alma (Syifa Hadju). This high-achieving student gradually proves that true love is not measured by the number of days, but by the sincerity that grows over time.

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