In Popular Culture
- You've Got Mail, a 1998 film in which the two protagonists conduct a relationship entirely over email before meeting each other.
- Napoleon Dynamite, a 2004 film in a which one subplot involves a central character's online (and later in person) relationship.
- Euro Trip, a 2004 film in which the central character has a relationship wholly via email with a girl from Berlin.
- Must Love Dogs, a 2005 film about two people trying to find love through online dating.
- Because I Said So, a 2007 film in which a mother creates an online dating profile for her daughter.
- Jewtopia, a play which revolves around Jewish dating service JDate.
- Love Translated, a 2010 documentary film in which a group of men travel to Ukraine on a romance tour arranged by an online dating service.
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