Top 25+ Rom-Coms From The ‘70s That'll Make You Super Nostalgic

The ‘70s brought a unique blend of romance, humor, and unforgettable charm to the silver screen. From quirky comedies to heartfelt love stories, these nostalgic rom-coms truly captured the essence of the decade and beyond.
25. The Goodbye Girl (1977)

Richard Dreyfuss shines in this heartwarming tale of an actor and a dancer turned single mom. Their unexpected romance is pure ‘70s charm.
24. Annie Hall (1977)

Woody Allen and Diane Keaton redefined rom-coms with their wit, whimsy, and fashion. This film set a new standard for quirky, realistic love stories.
22. A Touch of Class (1973)

In this rom-com classic, an unpredictable affair turns into hilarious chaos. The sophisticated romp with Glenda Jackson and George Segal was full of twists and turns.
21. Harold and Maude (1971)

This cult classic turns age gaps into pure magic. A young man’s morbid curiosity meets a carefree older woman’s zest for life. It is truly a quirky delight.
19. Paper Moon (1973)

This charming comedy follows a father-daughter duo of con artists. The real-life pairing of Ryan and Tatum O’Neal brings authentic chemistry, humor, and heart to the film.
18. What’s Up, Doc? (1972)

Barbra Streisand’s zany screwball energy perfectly contrasts with Ryan O’Neal’s straight-man charm in this fast-paced slapstick comedy. The film channels the spirit of classic Hollywood farces with delightful chaos and humor.
16. Love Story (1970)

“Love means never having to say you’re sorry.” This tear-jerking romance stars Ryan O’Neal and Ali MacGraw, proving love’s bittersweet nature.
13. 10 (1979)

Dudley Moore’s midlife crisis shines with Bo Derek’s iconic beach run. This comedy captures the messy reality of seeking perfection.
10. Breaking Away (1979)

Friendship, cycling, and love collide in this story of underdogs. Dennis Christopher’s quest for identity in small-town America is both sweet and funny.
7. House Calls (1978)

Walter Matthau’s widowed doctor finds love in the unlikeliest place. With the stunning acting skills of Glenda Jackson, this medical comedy delivers heart and laughter.
4. Same Time, Next Year (1978)

A unique love story unfolds as Alan Alda and Ellen Burstyn meet once a year. The decades-spanning romance is full of heart.