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ROMANTIC/EMOTIONAL Movies You need To Watch Before 2020 Ends...

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 1. Little Women
2. Just Friends
3. The Spectacular Now
4. Almost Friends
5. Love, Rosie
6. Where Hands Touch
7. The Big Sick
8. Everyday
9. The Shape Of Water
10. Miracle in Cell No. 7
11. With Her Love He Lived
12. Mary Shelley
13. Titanic
14. The Last Five Years
15. The Perks Of Being a Wallflower
16. Love, Simon
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17. The Kissing Booth
18. Paper Towns
19. All The Bright Places
20. Forever My Girl
21. Healer
22. Crazy Rich Asians
23. The Girl Who Cried Wolf
24. Come As You Are
25. The Kissing Booth
26. The Age Of Adaline
27. About Time
28. Juno
29. That Awkward Moment
30. Two Night Stand
32. P.s I Love You
33. Amelie Rennt
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