Today is ‘Galentines Day’; you can keep your valentines. In
the wise words of Leslie Knope, the 13th of February is for
celebrating gal pals. I have thought of a handful of my favourite films that
are particularly great when viewed with pink wine and guilt free junk food.
Enjoy!
The Mighty Rom-Coms
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Notting Hill (1999)
Richard Curtis is the king of the Romantic Comedy. Notting
Hill is an undoubted classic with Hugh Grant and Julia Roberts, do I need to
say more?
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He’s Just Not That Into You (2009)
He’s Just Not That Into You is like the Love Actually of
dating. It’s a host of interlinked stories, so you’re sure to have someone to
root for.
The Literary Classic
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Pride & Prejudice (2005)
Joe Wright’s adaptation of the Jane Austen novel is not only
my favourite adaptation but is one of my favourite films. Seriously, I have no
idea how many times I have seen it and I’d happily watch it again this Galentines.
The Iconic
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Breakfast at Tiffany’s
(1961)
Based on the novel of by Truman Capote; Audrey Hepburn is
Holly Golightly, a New York socialite seeking a rich husband and enjoying
bagels outside of Tiffany’s until she becomes interested in the young man who
has moved in to her building.
The Cautionary Tale
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Gone Girl (2014)
Take two seriously messed up people, who may or may not be
compatible, add a media frenzy and tie it up with a murder mystery bow and you
have the incredible tension of Gone Girl. If you’re looking for something that
will distract you from everything heart shaped and social media displays of
affection this weekend, anything from David Fincher should do the trick.
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