Romance

As of October 31, 2026, no qualifying U.S. base-subscription or free ad-supported stream was confirmed for The Guilt Trip. The exact Tubi page says “content unavailable,” and Paramount+ lists the film for arrival on November 1 rather than for the current check date. Rental, purchase and library-funded access are excluded under this page’s availability standard.

Anne Fletcher directs Seth Rogen as inventor Andy Brewster and Barbra Streisand as his mother, Joyce, on a cross-country sales trip that becomes a family reconciliation. Dan Fogelman wrote the comedy, with Yvonne Strahovski, Colin Hanks, Kathy Najimy and Adam Scott in the ensemble. AFI records Los Angeles and New York openings on December 18, 2012 and a 95-minute runtime; Paramount lists 96 minutes.

Playing for Keeps centers on George Dryer, a former professional soccer player trying to rebuild his relationship with his young son and ex-wife by coaching the boy's team. The job puts him back in the community but also exposes the charm and shortcuts that have kept him from becoming a dependable parent, giving the romantic comedy a family-repair arc rather than a simple dating contest.

Gabriele Muccino directed Robbie Fox's screenplay, with Gerard Butler, Jessica Biel, Uma Thurman, Catherine Zeta-Jones, Dennis Quaid, and Judy Greer in the ensemble. AFI records Los Angeles and New York openings on December 7, 2012 and a 105-minute theatrical runtime; current digital catalogs commonly label the movie as 106 minutes. As of October 30, 2026, U.S. listings offer only per-title rentals and purchases, so no subscription or free AVOD offer meets the strict inclusion rule.

No qualifying U.S. base-subscription or free ad-supported on-demand stream was verified for To Rome with Love on October 29, 2026. Sony's official page currently points to transactional digital retailers, and Tubi's exact movie page states that the content is unavailable; rental and purchase routes were excluded.

Woody Allen wrote and directed the ensemble comedy, which links four stories involving residents and visitors in Rome. The official Sony title page names Alec Baldwin, Roberto Benigni, Penélope Cruz, Judy Davis, Jesse Eisenberg and Greta Gerwig among the cast, while Sony Pictures Classics records its U.S. release on June 22, 2012.

Hope Springs follows Kay and Arnold Soames, a long-married couple who travel to Maine for an intensive week of counseling with relationship specialist Dr. Bernie Feld. Meryl Streep and Tommy Lee Jones play Kay and Arnold, with Steve Carell as Feld and Jean Smart, Elisabeth Shue, and Mimi Rogers in supporting roles.

David Frankel directed Vanessa Taylor's screenplay, and Sony Pictures released the comedy-drama in the United States in August 2012. No current U.S. base-subscription or free ad-supported provider page was verified; storefront rental and purchase listings are excluded from included streaming access.

Jumping the Broom is currently included with Netflix in the United States, including its ad-supported plan. Tubi lists the movie as coming November 1, so that free option is not presented as available until it becomes active and is rechecked.

The film turns a Martha’s Vineyard wedding into a clash of families, class expectations and closely guarded secrets. Paula Patton and Laz Alonso play Sabrina and Jason, while Angela Bassett and Loretta Devine anchor households with sharply different ideas about tradition and about the couple’s future.

Easy A is a 2010 American teen comedy directed by Will Gluck from an original screenplay by Bert V. Royal. Sony Pictures Releasing opened it in the United States on September 17, 2010. Emma Stone stars as Olive Penderghast, with Penn Badgley, Amanda Bynes, Thomas Haden Church, Patricia Clarkson, Stanley Tucci, Lisa Kudrow and Aly Michalka in supporting roles. The film is rated PG-13 and runs 92 minutes.

Olive invents a story about losing her virginity, then watches the rumor transform her reputation at school. She begins helping classmates by allowing them to claim encounters that never happened while using the resulting notoriety for social leverage. The story mirrors The Scarlet Letter through Olive’s decision to wear a red “A,” using gossip, performance and digital reputation to examine how quickly a self-created identity can become difficult to control.

Going the Distance follows Erin and Garrett, whose New York summer relationship becomes long-distance when Erin returns to San Francisco and Garrett remains in New York. Drew Barrymore and Justin Long lead the film, with Charlie Day, Jason Sudeikis and Christina Applegate playing friends and family whose advice complicates the couple’s cross-country plans.

Nanette Burstein directed Geoff LaTulippe’s screenplay, and Adam Shankman, Jennifer Gibgot and Garrett Grant produced for New Line Productions. The film opened in Los Angeles on August 27, 2010, before its New York and wider U.S. release on September 3. AFI records a 96-minute theatrical runtime, while the current Google Play and Apple TV listings show 102 minutes; the film is rated R.