The Sweetest, Sappiest, and Most Swoon-Worthy Romantic Teen Comedies You Can Stream on Netflix

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Teen rom-coms are a major movie staple. Who doesn't feel a little sappy watching young, hopeful characters struggling to figure out love for the first time? Netflix is home to plenty of teen romantic comedies, and although their library of originals definitely has some instant modern classics, there's more to watch than just the newest titles. From buzzy new movies to old-school classics, and ensemble comedies to LGBTQ+ flicks and more, there's something for everyone's here. Whether you're hosting a movie night for you and your roommates or you're looking for a good movie to snuggle up with alone, these romantic teen comedies are just the thing you need to add to your queue.

Ahead, we've rounded up the best teen rom-coms on Netflix that are packed with lots of humor and swoon-worthy romance. No matter how old you are, we guarantee these titles will put a smile on your face. Check out the best movies you can stream on Netflix, now.

- Additional reporting by Lauren Harano

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