Grab the popcorn, a housemate and a pair of cosy PJs: it’s movie night, and it’s about to get giggly. From 90’s classics to present-day bangers; I’ve picked out the best-of-the-best romantic comedies to watch so you don’t have to.
Sandra Bullock kicks ass in this FBI-agent-turns-undercover-pageant-queen classic.
Are couples only bound by sex? Watch Gerard Butler try to prove his rather pessimistic theories to the lovelorn Katherine Heigl.
Behind Reese Witherspoon’s white-toothed smile lies an ab workout in disguise; prepare to clutch your sides with a hell-of-a-lot of laughter. Oh, and there are dogs in it too.
Before he donned his Joker face paint, Heath Ledger showed us that he was something of a heartthrob in this teen flick.
Loosely based on Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night, let’s pretend we’re watching this hilarious rom-com for educational purposes and not for Channing Tatum’s shirtless torso – no, that would be ridiculous.
Another film based on a literary classic, Clueless reinvents Jane Austen’s Emma to follow teen queen Cher’s attempts to pair off her friends. Disaster ensues.
Queue the film that bought us Glen Coco: crammed with brilliant one-liners, this high school comedy has become something of a cult-classic.
True to its namesake, watch Kate Hudson try to date and lose her new boyfriend (Matthew McConaughey) within 10 days.
Pride and Prejudice just got a makeover: this cringe-worthy comedy is definitely one to add to the to-watch list (and not just to watch a young Colin Firth and Hugh Grant in that fight scene).
Cute and quirky, this unconventional rom-com defies the traditional boy-gets-girl plotline.
If it’s got Julia Roberts in it, I’m there. Pretty Woman has it all: laughs, tears and an incredibly catchy soundtrack.
Julia Roberts strikes again, this time with a bumbling Hugh Grant in tow. Quintessentially British, this laugh-out-loud film will have you moving to London in a flash.
Richard Curtis’ latest rom-com is well-deserved of its high praise. Prepare for giggles, sobs and, erm, time travel (not as strange as it sounds).
Imagine being a bridesmaid twenty seven times. Or just watch this chuckle-packed must-see.
Meryll Streep and Anne Hathaway prove their goddess statuses in this uh-mazing book-turned-film.
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