Collider ranks landmark romantic comedies, arguing that the genre has remained popular because it combines stories of love with humour while continually evolving across film history.

– ‘Punch-Drunk Love’ (2002) is placed tenth, praised as Paul Thomas Anderson’s compact, offbeat and anxiety-driven romance, with strong performances from Adam Sandler and Emily Watson.
– ‘Annie Hall’ (1977) ranks ninth, recognised for Woody Allen’s influential writing and direction, Diane Keaton’s Oscar-winning performance, and its candid depiction of modern relationships.