Summer movies mean road trips, summer jobs, summer romance, and more. We've rounded up the best summer movies, including comedies, romances, horrors, and musicals.

When a great white shark attacks swimmers in a fictional New England town, the mayor’s top priority is tourism. He claims it’s perfectly safe to swim there, even after multiple attacks. Despite this (spoiler alert), he’s still mayor in the sequel. Richard Dreyfuss plays a marine biologist who teams up with the town sheriff and a local fisherman to defeat the shark.

Imagine reliving the same day over and over again, except instead of a Groundhog Day celebration, you’re at a wedding. And you fall for another wedding guest who’s also reliving the day. Palm Springs is a fun take on the romantic comedy, starring the relentlessly charming Andy Samberg.

A trip to Sweden for a midsummer festival is charming until people start disappearing and the main characters are forced into strange competitions. Midsommar is shocking, entertaining and disturbing, and you’ll be thinking about it for weeks. Florence Pugh, who starred in Little Women the year before, delivers an incredible performance.