You HAVE to put How To Lose a Guy in 10 Days on that list. it's definitely guy friendly.

Regarding oldies movies (listed chronologically):

• Private Lives (1931)
• Beauty and the Boss (1932)
• Red Dust (1932) [overall a drama, but with definite significant rom-com moments]
• Gold Diggers of 1933 (1933)
• Twentieth Century (1934)
• Holiday Affair (1949)

Where's 'Love Actually'? You could also add any (or all) of the 'Thin Man' movies. I will suggest more at a later date.

@Rudd-12 said:

You HAVE to put How To Lose a Guy in 10 Days on that list. it's definitely guy friendly.

I've not seen it, I will check it out.

@genplant29 said:

Regarding oldies movies (listed chronologically):

• Private Lives (1931)
• Beauty and the Boss (1932)
• Red Dust (1932) [overall a drama, but with definite significant rom-com moments]
• Gold Diggers of 1933 (1933)
• Twentieth Century (1934)
• Holiday Affair (1949)

Will have to look for those...Holiday Affair is the only one I have seen and deserves to be on the list.

It Happened One Night

@bratface said:

Where's 'Love Actually'? You could also add any (or all) of the 'Thin Man' movies. I will suggest more at a later date.

I liked Love Actually...it deserves to be on the list

@The Midi-chlorian Count said:

It Happened One Night

Great one...already had it on my list...HERE

BRIDESMAIDS.

Good list. I have seen a good few of the films on it. I liked Sideways, if that counts as a romantic comedy.

I'd have thought There's Something About Mary would be the most obvious one.

(500) Days of Summer is quirky and very relatable. One of the more realistic films about relationships.

10 Things I Hate About You is very fun and witty.

One film I was really surprised by how enjoyable it was is Crazy, Stupid, Love.

And this film probably won't be appropriate for your list because it's definitely not a comedy but I'm mentioning it anyway because it's one of my favourite films- Before Sunrise.