Let’s not beat around the bush. There are two Beauty and the Beasts movies from Disney, the 1992 original and the 2017 live-action remake. One is perfect, and the other thought fans wanted to see Cogsworth look like a terrifying monster toy. No shade to Emma Watson and Dan Stevens, but there’s only one Tale As Old As Time to watch here, and it’s the one with cartoon characters.

Amy Adams has arguably never been more perfect than when she was Giselle in the delightful Enchanted. The hybrid live-action/animated film is a musical fantasy romantic comedy, and if that doesn’t sum up everything Disney fans want in one movie, then I don’t know what to tell you.

It’s called Rodgers & Hammerstein’s Cinderella to differentiate it from the animated 1950s classic version of the same story. But honestly, it might be more accurate to call it Whitney Houston’s Cinderella or Brandy’s Cinderella. Either way, the 1997 film hasn’t aged a day.

Quite possibly the most romantic first 10 minutes of any Disney-produced film ever, Up is known for its tear-jerking qualities more than its heartwarming ones. But it shouldn’t. The story of a man who thought he couldn’t live without his better half is one of the all-time Pixar greats, and a perfect Valentine’s Day watch.

Disney fans divide the animated classics into different eras. The golden era has Snow White and the Seven Dwarves and Fantasia. But the silver age is where it really gets going in the romance department, with Sleeping Beauty, Cinderella, and my personal favorite, the jazzy Lady and the Tramp. Sure, the romance is going to the dogs, but in a sea of faceless princes, he’s a Tramp, and I love him.

Shakespeare's stories are so romantic, they get remade over and over. Such is The Taming of the Shrew, which most early-aughts fans know as 10 Things I Hate About You. The Julia Stiles/Heath Ledger rom-com came from Disney’s own Touchstone Pictures and was the breakout movie for both actors.

The Little Mermaid is the film that revived Disney after more than a decade in the wilderness and is quite possibly the best ever done by Howard Ashman and Alan Menken as part of their all-too-short run together. The story of the mermaid who gave up her voice for love is now considered a stone-cold classic and perfect for any Valentine’s Day viewing.

The movie franchise that made Anne Hathaway a star, the entire run of Princess Diaries movies are on Disney+. It’s perfect for those who want to make a day of it visiting the European kingdom of Genovia and having Julie Andrews tell them how to act like royalty.

Although this beloved Disney musical is technically about a little boy’s trip to the underworld to reverse his family’s ban on music, Coco is also one of Pixar’s best love stories after Up. The tale of Hector and Imelda, and their doomed romance that is fixed in the afterlife, will make you cry as much as their eventual reunion.

There’s a shortage of perfect romantic films in the world; it would be a pity not to include this one. The 1980s movie has everything: fencing, fighting, romance, and more. The story of Princess Buttercup of her beloved Wesley is a timeless classic for the ages. Ask your partner to watch with you, and there’s a good chance they’ll say “As you wish.”