The Best Romantic Comedies of the '80s
- 1Billy Crystal, Meg Ryan, Carrie Fisher
When Harry Met Sally... is a quintessential romantic comedy that flawlessly captures the essence of love and friendship in the 1980s. The film brilliantly uses the comedy genre trope of witty dialogue, combined with the romance genre's tender exploration of relationships, as it follows two college graduates over several years as they navigate the complexities of life, love and friendship. The chemistry between Billy Crystal and Meg Ryan is undeniably electrifying, and director Rob Reiner excels at depicting the intricacies of male-female relationships in the modern era, expertly blending humor and sentimentality. With its iconic and oft-quoted deli scene, When Harry Met Sally... is a timeless classic that set the standard for rom-coms to follow.
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- 2John Cusack, Ione Skye, John Mahoney
Say Anything... demonstrates the transformative power of love amidst the challenges of young adulthood, showcasing the talents of breakthrough stars John Cusack and Ione Skye. Centered around the unlikely romance between a lovestruck underachiever and an ambitious valedictorian, the film skillfully incorporates elements of both comedy and drama, making for a resonant and captivating viewing experience. Director Cameron Crowe excels at creating nuanced characters whose emotional journeys are underscored by humor and poignancy, resulting in a narrative that is equal parts heartrending and hilarious. With its iconic boombox scene and memorable soundtrack, Say Anything... has earned its place as one of the most beloved romantic comedies of the 1980s, and continues to resonate with audiences today.
More Say Anything...- #116 of 399 onThe Best Movies Of The 1980s, Ranked
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- 3Patrick Dempsey, Amanda Peterson, Courtney Gains
Can't Buy Me Love takes a refreshing approach to teen romance in the 1980s by incorporating elements of social satire in order to examine the effects of popularity on relationships and personal growth. The plot revolves around a high school nerd who pays a popular cheerleader to pretend to be his girlfriend, exploring the notion that true love cannot be manufactured or bought. With its finger firmly on the pulse of 80s teen culture, the film deftly utilizes both comedic and romantic tropes to expose the superficiality of high school hierarchies, ultimately delivering a heartwarming and timeless message about the importance of being true to oneself. Can't Buy Me Love serves as a reminder that genuine connection and compassion will always triumph over status and material wealth.
More Can't Buy Me Love- #27 of 113 onThe 100+ Best Movies About High School
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- 4Molly Ringwald, Anthony Michael Hall, Michael Schoeffling
John Hughes' Sixteen Candles artfully blends the trials of adolescence with the comedy of errors trope, epitomizing the essence of teenage romance in the 1980s. Molly Ringwald's performance as the lovable yet angsty Samantha Baker is both relatable and endearing, resonating with audiences as she navigates high school love and self-discovery amidst the chaos of her forgotten birthday. With a unique collection of quirky characters, a well-crafted script that balances heartfelt moments with hilarious hijinks, and the memorable use of 80’s pop culture references, this film stands as a testament to Hughes' unmatched ability at capturing the psyche of teenage life and love. Sixteen Candles is a must-see for any fan of the 1980s romantic comedy genre, reminding us all of the nostalgic innocence of first love.
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- 5Cary Elwes, Robin Wright, Mandy Patinkin
The Princess Bride stands out as a timeless classic in the realm of romantic comedies, expertly incorporating fantastical elements and tongue-in-cheek humor to create a captivating tale of love and adventure. The film's beautiful mix of fairy tale romance and swashbuckling action is bolstered by memorable performances from Cary Elwes, Robin Wright, and Mandy Patinkin, relaying a story that is equal parts hilarious and heartwarming. With its sharp wit, engaging plot, and iconic lines – "As you wish" and "Inconceivable!" – The Princess Bride transcends the traditional boundaries of the rom-com genre, proving that true love can triumph in even the most unexpected of circumstances. This enchanting masterpiece remains a beloved favorite for viewers of all ages, proving that love is indeed "the greatest thing in the world."
- 6Andrew McCarthy, Kim Cattrall, Estelle Getty
Mannequin is a delightfully charming romantic comedy that infuses the magic of fantasy with the relatable reality of love and ambition. The film centers around an artist who inadvertently brings a mannequin to life, embarking on a whimsical journey of romance and creativity amidst the hilarious constraints of the everyday world. With engaging performances from Andrew McCarthy and Kim Cattrall, Mannequin expertly utilizes elements of both comedy and fantasy to explore the transformative power of love and self-belief. The film's enchanting blend of humor, romance, and 1980s nostalgia make it a heartwarming and memorable addition to the romantic comedy genre.
More Mannequin- #115 of 399 onThe Best Movies Of The 1980s, Ranked
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- 7Molly Ringwald, Jon Cryer, Andrew McCarthy
Pretty in Pink is the quintessential coming-of-age romantic comedy that exemplifies the 1980s, showcasing the relatable struggles of teenage love and self-discovery amidst the constraints of societal expectations. Molly Ringwald shines as the charismatic Andie, who navigates the complexities of high school romance when caught between the affections of her childhood friend and a wealthy suitor. Director John Hughes skillfully blends empathy, heartache, and humor to create a narrative that delves into the depths of class divisions and the genuine emotions that color adolescence. With its memorable fashion, iconic soundtrack, and enduring exploration of the power of love and friendship, Pretty in Pink remains a beloved cornerstone of the rom-com genre.
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- 8Tom Hanks, Elizabeth Perkins, Robert Loggia
Big masterfully combines the whimsical wonder of childhood with the complexity of adult relationships, resulting in an endearing romantic comedy that explores the nature of innocence and love. Tom Hanks delivers a charming performance as a 12-year-old boy who magically transforms into an adult overnight, navigating newfound romance and responsibility with childlike enthusiasm. The film expertly weaves comedic elements into its fantastical premise, providing a delightful backdrop for a touching exploration of the impact of age on love and understanding. With its memorable piano scene and heartfelt storytelling, Big is a unique standout in the 1980s rom-com genre, blending humor and sentiment to create a truly enchanting viewing experience.
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- #30 of 399 onThe Best Movies Of The 1980s, Ranked
- 9Kelly LeBrock, Anthony Michael Hall, Ilan Mitchell-Smith
Weird Science cleverly combines aspects of science fiction with the hilarity and heartache of teenage romance in a way that uniquely distinguishes it within the 1980s rom-com genre. The film follows two high school outcasts who create the perfect woman using a computer program, resulting in a series of outrageous and humorous adventures as they learn valuable life lessons about love and relationships. With its playful, tongue-in-cheek approach to exploring the trials of adolescence, Weird Science stands out as a testament to director John Hughes' adeptness at capturing the essence of teenage life through both humor and sincerity. Featuring memorable performances by Kelly LeBrock and a young Robert Downey Jr., this quirky masterpiece remains a beloved cult classic for fans of innovative romantic comedies.
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- 10Tom Hanks, Daryl Hannah, John Candy
Splash dives into the fantastical world of mermaids and romance, expertly blending humor, adventure, and enchantment to create a truly unique romantic comedy experience. Starring Tom Hanks as a lovelorn bachelor and Daryl Hannah as a captivating mermaid, the film explores the transformative power of love amidst the challenges of bridging two seemingly incompatible worlds. With its delightful combination of magical elements, tender romance, and spirited comedic moments, Splash enchanted audiences in the '80s and continues to be a beloved classic that showcases the ability of love to transcend even the most extraordinary boundaries.
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- 11Eric Stoltz, Mary Stuart Masterson, Lea Thompson
Some Kind of Wonderful delivers a refreshing take on the classic romantic comedy formula, opting for a sincere exploration of the bonds of friendship and the risks of vulnerability in pursuit of love. Eric Stoltz, Lea Thompson, and Mary Stuart Masterson deliver powerhouse performances in this heartfelt tale of teenage longing and self-discovery, navigating the fraught tension between loyalty and desire. The film's authentic portrayal of the challenges faced by young lovers in the 1980s resonates with viewers through its honest vulnerability, expertly balancing humor and heartache. Some Kind of Wonderful is a timeless testament to the power of emotional connection, reminding us that the most profound love can blossom from the deepest of friendships.
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- 12John Cusack, Diane Franklin, David Ogden Stiers
Better Off Dead is a darkly comedic gem that explores the tumultuous world of teenage heartbreak and unrequited love with an offbeat twist. John Cusack stars as Lane Meyer, a lovelorn teenager who attempts to win back his ex-girlfriend through a series of misguided and hilarious stunts, ultimately discovering his own self-worth in the process. This quirky film expertly harnesses the comedic value of absurdity, showcasing the often-farcical nature of teenage love and obsession while maintaining an underlying tenderness that resonates with audiences. Better Off Dead remains a cult classic within the realm of 1980s romantic comedies, serving as a reminder that sometimes it’s better to laugh at love's ridiculousness than to take it too seriously.
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- 13Cher, Nicolas Cage, Vincent Gardenia
Moonstruck is a delightful romantic comedy that masterfully combines the charm of Italian-American culture with the humor and passion of unexpected love in the heart of New York City. Cher delivers an unforgettable performance as a lovelorn widow who finds herself inexplicably drawn to her fiancé's estranged brother, played by an impassioned Nicolas Cage. Director Norman Jewison expertly weaves together comedic and dramatic elements, capturing the magic of love amidst the backdrop of a vibrant and bustling city. With its witty dialogue, heartfelt performances, and iconic scenes, Moonstruck remains an enduring example of the 1980s romantic comedy genre.
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- 14Julia Roberts, Annabeth Gish, Lili Taylor
Mystic Pizza serves up a heartwarming slice of love, laughter, and self-discovery amid the charming backdrop of a small-town pizzeria. The film chronicles the romantic escapades of three young women, including a breakthrough performance by Julia Roberts, as they navigate love and heartache in their pursuit of happiness. With its honest and relatable portrayal of female friendships and intimate relationships, the film skillfully combines the humor and honesty of everyday life with the complexity of matters of the heart. Mystic Pizza captures the essence of '80s romantic comedies by balancing the sweetness of budding romance with the comforting warmth of familiar faces and a close-knit community.
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- 15Sarah Jessica Parker, Helen Hunt, Lee Montgomery
Girls Just Want to Have Fun is the ultimate feel-good film that epitomizes the vibrancy of the '80s while exploring themes of friendship, ambition, and young love. Sarah Jessica Parker and Helen Hunt deliver irresistible performances as two teenagers who dream of becoming professional dancers, navigating the unpredictable world of high school competition and romance along the way. With its colorful costumes, lively dance sequences, and infectious energy, this film expertly merges the excitement of the '80s dance scene with the trials and tribulations of teenage love. Girls Just Want to Have Fun remains a beloved gem for fans of the romantic comedy genre, serving as a nostalgic reminder of the power of following one's dreams and the joy of finding true friendship.
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- 16John Travolta, Kirstie Alley, Olympia Dukakis
Look Who's Talking presents a fresh perspective on the classic romantic comedy genre by incorporating the comical inner thoughts of an infant into the narrative. This innovative approach allows viewers to explore the burgeoning romance between John Travolta and Kirstie Alley's characters through the adorably precocious voice of Bruce Willis as baby Mikey. The charmingly witty dialogue and heartwarming exploration of newfound love and parenthood make this film a standout in the 1980s rom-com scene. Look Who's Talking remains a beloved classic that showcases the enduring ability of love to surprise us and bring new joy into our lives.
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- 17Steve Martin, Daryl Hannah, Rick Rossovich
Roxanne is an enchanting retelling of the classic play Cyrano de Bergerac, transporting the tale of unrequited love and secret longing to the charming setting of a small American town. Steve Martin delivers an unforgettable performance as a brilliant but self-conscious fire chief, using his wit and humor to help a more conventionally attractive colleague (Rick Rossovich) woo the object of their mutual affection, played by the radiant Daryl Hannah. The film's masterful blend of slapstick comedy, heartfelt emotion, and poignant exploration of love and self-worth makes Roxanne a standout within the rom-com genre. This modern adaptation remains a cherished classic for fans of 1980's romantic comedies, showcasing the undeniable power of wit, charm, and genuine connection.
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- 18Bill Murray, Karen Allen, John Forsythe
Scrooged offers a modern, comedic twist on the classic tale of Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol, expertly blending elements of romance and redemption into an unforgettable holiday experience. Bill Murray's portrayal of a coldhearted television executive is both hilarious and poignant, as he is forced to confront the consequences of his actions and the possibility of rekindling lost love. With its unique blend of dark humor, heartfelt emotion, and festive cheer, Scrooged remains a favorite among fans of romantic comedies and holiday films alike, serving as a timeless reminder that it's never too late for love and personal growth.
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- 19Kevin Costner, Susan Sarandon, Tim Robbins
Bull Durham hits a home run with its winning combination of sports, humor, and passionate romance, making it a beloved favorite among fans of the romantic comedy genre. The film stars Kevin Costner and Susan Sarandon as lovers caught in a steamy love triangle, with Tim Robbins providing comedic relief as an inexperienced baseball rookie. With its engaging script, captivating performances, and sexy, memorable scenes, Bull Durham solidified its place within the realm of '80s romantic comedies by offering a unique and exhilarating exploration of love, passion, and the game of baseball. This unconventional rom-com reminds us that sometimes love can be found in the most unexpected places, and that the power of connection transcends superficial differences.
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- 20Kathleen Turner, Nicolas Cage, Kevin J. O'Connor
Peggy Sue Got Married explores themes of self-discovery and the power of love by transporting its titular character back in time to her high school days, providing her with a unique opportunity to reevaluate her life choices and relationships. Kathleen Turner delivers a captivating performance as Peggy Sue, who navigates the turbulent waters of teenage love and heartbreak while trying to make sense of her own future. Mixing elements of nostalgia, humor, and bittersweet romance, this film expertly captures the desires and dreams of youth while reminding audiences of the importance of cherishing the moments and people that truly matter. Peggy Sue Got Married remains a beloved staple of the 1980's romantic comedy genre, enchanting viewers with its unique blend of magic and melancholy.
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- 21Dustin Hoffman, Jessica Lange, Teri Garr
Tootsie is a groundbreaking romantic comedy that explores themes of love, identity, and personal growth while providing a biting critique of gender roles and societal expectations. Dustin Hoffman delivers an unforgettable performance as an out-of-work actor who disguises himself as a woman to land a role on a popular soap opera, only to find himself falling in love with his female co-star (Jessica Lange). The film deftly navigates the complexities of gender and sexuality, showcasing the transformative power of love and self-discovery through humor and heart-wrenching emotion. Tootsie remains an enduring classic within the realm of '80s romantic comedies, pushing boundaries and challenging norms while warming the hearts of viewers around the world.
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- 22Dudley Moore, John Gielgud, Liza Minnelli
Arthur is a charming and endearing romantic comedy that showcases the transformative power of love and the sacrifices one must make for true happiness. Dudley Moore delivers a heartfelt performance as a wealthy, carefree playboy who must choose between his family's fortune and the love of a working-class woman (Liza Minnelli). With its memorable one-liners, infectious charm, and heartwarming romance, Arthur remains a beloved classic of the 1980s rom-com genre. This delightful film serves as a reminder that sometimes love is worth more than all the riches in the world, and that happiness can be found in the most unexpected places.
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- 23Joyce Hyser, Clayton Rohner, Billy Jayne
Just One of the Guys is a clever and original romantic comedy that tackles themes of gender identity and societal expectations, as a high school journalist (Joyce Hyser) poses as a male student in order to prove her journalistic skills. As she navigates the complexities of her new identity, she discovers unexpected insights into love, friendship, and her own sense of self. The film successfully weaves together elements of humor and social commentary, resulting in a thought-provoking exploration of gender roles in the context of a classic romantic comedy. Just One of the Guys remains a standout film within the '80s rom-com genre, delivering laughter and romance with a dash of groundbreaking commentary.
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- 24Diane Keaton, Harold Ramis, Sam Shepard
Baby Boom is a witty and poignant romantic comedy that explores themes of career ambition, motherhood, and the power of love, skillfully depicting the challenges faced by modern women in the 1980s. Diane Keaton shines as a high-powered businesswoman whose life is turned upside down when she unexpectedly inherits a baby, forcing her to reevaluate her priorities and discover the joys of a simpler life. With its clever script, engaging performances, and heartwarming exploration of the importance of personal growth and meaningful connections, Baby Boom remains a standout film within the realm of '80s romantic comedies, captivating audiences with its humor, charm, and relatable themes.
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- 25Rob Lowe, Demi Moore, Jim Belushi
About Last Night is a bold and provocative exploration of modern relationships that delves into the complexities of love, sex, and emotional vulnerability in the 1980s. Rob Lowe and Demi Moore deliver compelling performances as two young professionals navigating the often-fraught world of dating and commitment, while their best friends (James Belushi and Elizabeth Perkins) offer comedic relief and brutally honest commentary on the nature of love. The film's intelligent script, raw emotion, and unflinching portrayal of the challenges faced by couples seeking true connection make it a standout within the romantic comedy genre. About Last Night remains a thought-provoking exploration of love, passion, and endurance in an era of changing attitudes towards romance and commitment.
More About Last Night- #338 of 399 onThe Best Movies Of The 1980s, Ranked
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- 26Rosanna Arquette, Madonna, Aidan Quinn
Desperately Seeking Susan is a quirky and offbeat romantic comedy that brilliantly captures the essence of 1980s fashion, music, and pop culture, showcasing the wild and carefree spirit of New York City's downtown scene. Rosanna Arquette stars as a bored housewife who becomes fascinated by a mysterious woman (Madonna) she reads about in the classified ads, resulting in a hilarious case of mistaken identity and an unexpected journey of self-discovery and newfound romance. The film's irreverent humor, unforgettable soundtrack, and vibrant exploration of urban subculture make it a standout within the realm of '80s romantic comedies, offering a unique and delightful viewing experience for fans of eccentric love stories.
- #274 of 399 onThe Best Movies Of The 1980s, Ranked
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- 27Geena Davis, Jeff Goldblum, Julie Brown
Earth Girls Are Easy is a zany, colorful, and delightfully absurd romantic comedy that blends elements of science fiction with the humor and heart of human relationships. Geena Davis stars as a lovelorn woman who finds herself attracted to an alien visitor (Jeff Goldblum), resulting in a wild and hilarious adventure through 1980s Los Angeles as they navigate the challenges of love and understanding across cultural boundaries. With its memorable costumes, lively musical numbers, and infectious energy, Earth Girls Are Easy remains a cult classic among fans of '80s romantic comedies, serving as a delightful reminder that sometimes love can be found in the most unexpected places.
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- 28John Travolta, Nikki Blonsky, Amanda Bynes
Hairspray is a vibrant and infectious musical romantic comedy that adeptly tackles themes of race, body image, and teenage love set against the backdrop of 1960s Baltimore. Ricki Lake delivers an effervescent performance as Tracy Turnblad, a plump teenager who dreams of winning the heart of a handsome local TV dance show star while fighting for racial integration and self-acceptance. With its catchy tunes, energetic dance numbers, and endearing exploration of love and self-confidence, Hairspray remains a beloved favorite within the 1980s romantic comedy genre, proving that love knows no boundaries, and that everyone deserves a chance at happiness.
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- 29Robin Williams, Shelley Duvall, Paul L. Smith
Popeye is a charming and whimsical live-action adaptation of the classic comic strip and animated series, expertly blending elements of comedy, romance, and adventure to create a truly unique viewing experience. Robin Williams stars as the titular character, a lovably quirky sailor who arrives in the sleepy town of Sweethaven and falls for the enigmatic Olive Oyl (Shelley Duvall), embarking on a hilariously heartwarming journey to win her heart while battling his nemesis, Bluto. With its inventive visual style, spirited performances, and engaging exploration of love's ability to triumph over adversity, Popeye remains an enduring favorite among fans of romantic comedies and comic adaptations alike.
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- 30Woody Allen, Mia Farrow, Michael Caine
Hannah and Her Sisters is a warm, intelligent, and sophisticated romantic comedy that showcases the inimitable talents of writer-director Woody Allen, expertly weaving together the interconnected stories of three sisters as they navigate love, heartache, and existential angst amidst the backdrop of 1980s New York City. With its stellar ensemble cast, including Mia Farrow, Michael Caine, and Diane Wiest, and its poignant blend of humor and emotional depth, this film remains an enduring classic within the realm of romantic comedies, offering viewers a masterful exploration of love, family, and the vicissitudes of modern life.
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