Top 10 Romantic Movies 2012

The Notebook

Nothing gets you in the Valentine's Day spirit like a heartwarming romantic movie. Any of these films will give you the warm and fuzzies. Grab some chocolate and the remote to get into the Valentines Day Spirit. Check out Kidzworld's Top 10 Romantic Movies for 2012 below and let us know which is your favorite. .

No. 10: He’s Just Not That Into You

He's Just Not That Into You

Sometimes love works, and other times you need to take the hint—he’s just not that into you! Much like Love Actually, this film follows many different couples through break-ups, dating struggles and new found love.

No. 9: Peter Pan

Peter Pan

Peter Pan starring Jeremy Sumpter is a magical tale of adventure, wonder and, of course, young love.

No. 8: Just Like Heaven

Sweet Home Alabama

David falls in love with the spirit of a woman in a coma. Somehow, he must wake her before her family pulls the plug.

No. 7: Love Actually

Love Actually

From love triangles to new crushes to troubled marriages, Love Actually follows the lives of many different people and shows how love can come in any form.

No. 6: The Holiday

The Holiday

Brokenhearted, Amanda (from Los Angeles) and Iris (from London) need to escape their lives. They switch homes for two weeks and each discover a new love.

No. 5: 13 Going on 30

13 Going On 30

On her 13th birthday, Jenna Rink makes a wish. The next morning she wakes up at age 30. And she doesn’t like the person she has become. Worst of all, her best friend Matt is getting married! Will confessing her love make him call off the wedding?

No. 4: Serendipity

Serendipity

If it’s meant to be, love will find you. That’s what John Cusack and Kate Beckinsale learn in Serendipity, a movie about love and destiny.

No. 3: Tuck Everlasting

Tuck Everlasting

Love hits you when you least expect it. In Tuck Everlasting, Winnie Foster is kidnapped by an immortal family, and finds herself falling deeply in love with their youngest son, Jesse.

No. 2: Twilight

Twilight

Forbidden love. It’s addicting and irresistible. Stephenie Meyer’s Twilight starring Robert Pattinson and Kristin Stewart is a modern, fantastical twist on Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet.

No. 1: The Notebook

The Notebook

Like A Walk to Remember, The Notebook is based a novel written by the master of romantic fiction, Nicholas Sparks. If you enjoyed these films, then don’t miss Nicholas Sparks’s upcoming books-turned-film: Dear John and The Last Song.