Valentine's Day: The Top 10 Movies To Watch If You're Lonely
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'Ferris Bueller's Day Off'
This one is bound to make you laugh! Matthew Broderick, Alan Ruck, and Mia Sara star in this beloved John Hughes film. The trio figure out a way to ditch class and discover downtown Chicago together, all while trying not to get caught.
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'Clueless'
Clueless is one of the most beloved films of the '90s, with Alicia Silverstone as "Cher" and Stacey Dash as "Dionne" as the ultimate BFF duo. The two make their way through high school, discovering love, friendship— and getting a driver's license.
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'Call Me By Your Name'
This critically-acclaimed and award-winning film is sure to make you think about the meaning of love and the importance of connection. With the film's scenic backdrops, Timothée Chalamet definitely wants to make us book our next trip to Italy!
4 / 10
'The Graduate'
The Graduate, directed by Mike Nichols is a coming-of-age film where "Benjamin Braddock" (Dustin Hoffman) has an affair with a wife, "Mrs. Robinson," and ends up falling in love with her daughter. Hoffman is iconic in his role as he existentially figures out what to do with his life.
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'Easy A'
Easy A is sure an easy laugh, with comedic actress Emma Stone starring as "Olive," an invisible high school girl pretending not to be a virgin. Rumors stir, and she ultimately creates a field of enemies. Stone's humour makes her all the more relatable!
6 / 10
'What a Girl Wants'
What a Girl Wants stars Amanda Bynes who plays an American girl searching for her long-lost British father, played by Colin Firth. The film is quirky and cute, and Bynes finds herself stuck between two countries! It's definitely a relaxed film to take your mind off of Valentine's Day!
7 / 10
'Coming to America'
In the iconic comedy Coming to America, Eddie Murphy stars as a prince looking for a woman to marry. He and his co-star, Arsenio Hall, struggle their way throughout New York City hoping to make their trip worthwhile. This 1988 film is a must-see!
8 / 10
'The Breakfast Club'
This John Hughes film is an absolute classic! The Breakfast Club stars the elite group of the '80s: Molly Ringwald, Emilio Estevez, Judd Nelson and Anthony Michael Hall. This group of high schoolers are stuck in detention for a day and realize they have more things in common than expected.
9 / 10
'The House Bunny'
The House Bunny stars Anna Faris as a former playboy bunny who wants to join a sorority in hopes to find a new group of girls she can relate to. Turns out, not all sororities are party-hearty! The film also has an all-star cast with Emma Stone, Kat Dennings and Colin Hanks.
10 / 10
'He's Just Not That Into You'
He's Just Not That Into You includes a list of our favorite actors, including Jennifer Aniston, Scarlett Johansson, Bradley Cooper, Justin Long and Drew Barrymore. The movie shows the life of multiple people trying to understand what love means in their life, with many ups and downs along the way. This cute rom-com will maybe even make you feel happier that you're spending the night alone on V-day!