The 5 best romantic series to watch on Netflix
Looking for an evening of romance? Netflix offers a multitude of romantic series, oscillating between lightness, emotion and intense passion. Here’s our selection of the top five must-see series.
The Bridgerton Chronicle: love and scandal in the aristocracy
In this cult series, each season follows a member of the Bridgerton family as they search for love in 19th-century London high society. Between arranged marriages, forbidden passions and gossip peddled by the mysterious Lady Whistledown, The Bridgerton Chronicle is a compendium of romance and drama, driven by engaging characters and sumptuous costumes.
Nobody Wants This: an unlikely but touching romance
In this romantic comedy, Joanne (Kristen Bell), a podcaster specializing in sex topics, falls for Noah (Adam Brody), a handsome rabbi. Their budding romance clashes with the prejudices of their respective circles: a liberated woman and a man of faith, everything seems to oppose them. Despite the obstacles, their relationship is built up with humor and tenderness, notably through the funny situations that give the series its flavor.
One Day: a love story spanning several decades
Get your tissues ready! One Day tells the story of Emma (Ambika Mod) and Dexter (Leo Woodall), who meet on July 15, 1988, on their last night of college. Each episode revisits this same date year after year, following the evolution of their relationship, between love, friendship, regret and reunion. This deeply moving series offers a profound reflection on the passage of time and missed opportunities.
Plan Cœur: a romance made in Paris
Netflix’s second French production, Plan Cœur delves into the love life of Elsa, a single woman in her thirties whose friends hire a gigolo (Marc Ruchmann) to help her move on from her ex. What was intended as a simple sitcom quickly turns into a heartfelt and touching love story. A modern, sparkling series that sheds light on the love questions of today’s generation.
Heartstopper: pure emotion
The series follows the evolving relationship between Charlie (Joe Locke), an introverted teenager who is the victim of homophobic harassment, and Nick (Kit Connor), a popular rugby player who questions his sexual orientation. Between friendship and love, Heartstopper delicately explores adolescent emotions and the challenges of LGBTQ+ youth. A tender and inspiring tale that touches the heart.
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