While the classics like \u201cSleepless in Seattle\u201d remain reliable standbys, a wave of new love stories has recently hit streaming services. If you are looking to mix things up and find your new favorite romance, these six films offer a perfect starting point just in time for the holiday. <\/p>\n
\u2018People We Meet on Vacation\u2019 (2026)<\/p>\n
Rated: PG-13, for sexual content, drug use, nudity and brief strong language (Parents Guide<\/a>)<\/p>\n Streaming: Netflix<\/p>\n Poppy (Emily Bader) and Alex (Tom Blyth) are total opposites, yet they have spent a decade traveling the world together as best friends. Despite Alex\u2019s preference for home and Poppy\u2019s wanderlust, they meet once a year to explore a new place. After a two-year silence, they reunite for one final trip to a friend\u2019s wedding, where they need to decide if they can repair their friendship or admit it could be something more. <\/p>\n \u2018Relationship Goals\u2019 (2026)<\/p>\n Rated: PG-13, for some suggestive material and language (Parents Guide<\/a>)<\/p>\n Streaming: Amazon Prime Video<\/p>\n A TV producer (Kelly Rowland) is reunited with her ex (Method Man), who has found new purpose in life after adopting \u201cintentional dating\u201d principles. However, the reunion becomes competitive when he vies for her job and forces her to reevaluate her career and her love life.<\/p>\n \u2018Eternity\u2019 (2025)<\/p>\n Rated: PG-13, for sexual content and some strong language (Parents Guide<\/a>)<\/p>\n Streaming: Apple TV (available Feb. 13)<\/p>\n In the afterlife, souls have one week to decide where, and with whom, they want to spend forever. Joan finds herself faced with the impossible choice between her two husbands: the one she spent her life with or the one who died young and has waited nearly 70 years for her to arrive. <\/p>\n \u2018Fly Me to the Moon\u2019 (2024)<\/p>\n Rated: PG-13, for some strong language and smoking (Parents Guide<\/a>)<\/p>\n Streaming: Apple TV<\/p>\n NASA needs help gaining the public\u2019s affection. That\u2019s where marketing director Kelly Jones (Scarlett Johansson) comes in, but she makes launch director Cole Davis\u2019 (Channing Tatum) life a bit more difficult. When the government realizes the mission is too big to fail, they task Jones with a secret backup plan: staging a fake moon landing.<\/p>\n \u2018Past Lives\u2019 (2023)<\/p>\n