Our Netflix boyfriend, Noah Centineo, stars in this movie where he becomes a “stand-in” date in order to make money for college. There are many weird outfits, way too many formal dances, a best friend who hits every trope known to man, and we have many thoughts.

Apparently, David Schwimmer made another RomCom, and in this gem, he plays an obnoxious sports broadcaster who hatches a plan to test his fiance’s loyalty with help from his best friend. David Schwimmer says, “What up?” a lot, Judy Greer makes her romcom debut, the wardrobe is very 1998 and we have many thoughts.

In a pairing no one wanted, Cher and Nicolas Cage fall in love apparently because of a full moon? Cher has humungous hair, everyone has a terrible accent, somehow this movie won three Oscars, and we have many thoughts.

A zombie falls in love with a human after eating her boyfriend’s brains. The zombies aren’t scary, the humans aren’t smart, there’s a wall and some polaroids, and we have many thoughts.

Jennifer Lopez is a lonely wedding planner who falls for Matthew McConaughey … who happens to be one of the grooms she’s working with.The guy we’re supposed to like sucks, the girl we’re supposed to hate is a rock star, Jennifer Lopez is definitely not Italian, and we have many thoughts.

In this Love Actually ripoff, a cast of millions hope to find love on New Year’s Eve. Bon Jovi has a big head, Zac Efron is adorable, there is a legitimately tear-jerking moment, and we have many thoughts.

In the most British RomCom ever, approximately eight million interconnected plot lines depict various love stories. There are excellent pieces of advice from an aging pop star, a bit of mild stalking, numerous miscommunications, and we have many thoughts.

Two Netflix original RomComs centered around Christmas. There are inexplicable sweaters, unnecessary taxis, love is in the air and we have many thoughts.

In an unnamed Christmas town, a young photographer receives gifts from an advent calendar that predict her romance-filled days. The movie is predictable, the lead has too few coats and too nice of an apartment, and we have many thoughts.

Bill Pullman falls for Sandra Bullock while she’s pretending to be engaged to his brother who is in a coma. It’s convoluted yet sweet and we have many thoughts.