The phrase “chick flick” is frequently used interchangeably with romcoms, high school dramas, teen romance films, or glitzy coming-of-age tales. By definition, a chick-flick is a film that targets younger women. Many films spring to mind when we hear the term “chick flick,” particularly romantic comedies or dramedies that feature heartbreaks, swooning romance, and attractive, attractive men.

As film has changed over time, we’ve seen a new generation of chick flicks take over each year. Chick flicks are usually about much more than teen romance or heartbreak. We’ll look at both new and classic chick flicks here. The best thing about these movies is that you can watch them all while lounging in your house.

39. Fall into Winter (2023)

Directed by T. W. Peacocke, ‘Fall into Winter’ is about Kerrie Murphy (Lori Loughlin), whose company gets an unexpected investor in the person of her high school bully Brooks McLeod (James Tupper). She doesn’t enjoy it one bit since he used to bully her and even flirted with her. As she attempts to eliminate him, Christmas magic sets in and Brooks develops on her. With the fireworks flying, we have a guilty-pleasure holiday-themed chick flick that you can watch with your significant other right here.

38. A True Gentleman (2024)

Onur Bilgetay directs ‘A True Gentleman’, which sees Sagin (Çagatay Ulusoy), a male escort, receive the offer of a lifetime when he is approached by a woman (Senay Gürler) who wants to pay for him to meet his daily expenses in exchange for a lifetime of exclusive services. His life changes as it ought, but destiny plays a trick on him when he falls in love with another woman (Ebru Sahin). A relationship blossoms between the two, one that is founded on deception. What do you get when the truth is revealed? ‘A True Gentleman’ is another to Netflix’s long list of grown-up spicy dramas you need to turn off lights to watch on. You can do that here.

37. A Family Affair (2024)

Directed by Richard LaGravenese, ‘A Family Affair’ depicts the aftermath of 24-year-old Zara Ford (Joey King) discovering that her acting employer, Hollywood actor Chris Cole (Zac Efron), is dating her mother Brooke Harwood (Nicole Kidman). Well informed about Chris’s history of flirting and his heartbreaker reputation, Zara makes attempts to prevent the two from getting together and spare her mom a lot of pain. The dialogue between her and her mom and between her and Chris, together with the comedic situations emanating from Zara’s schemes, contribute to the humor. An adequate rom-com, all due to Kidman and Efron, back to the rom-com field after long intervals, ‘A Family Affair’ can be streamed here.

36. Senior Year (2022)

With the bright Rebel Wilson, ‘Senior Year’ revolves around Stephanie (Wilson), a cheerleader. Sadly, an accident that happened to her during her practice as a cheerleader makes her go into a coma, depriving her of fulfilling her dream to be the prom queen. Stephanie wakes up 20 years later to discover she’s 37. But does this mean she has to abandon her dream, huh? So she goes back to high school to achieve it only to learn that in a move for total inclusivity, the idea of a prom queen and king no longer applies. How does she react to this? Will she be able to handle this change? If you want to find out the answers, you will have to go for ‘Senior Year’ here.

35. Hot Frosty (2024)

It is Christmas time and it is a time of miracles. What if one such miracle brings a dashing snowman into your life? Wouldn’t that be “hot frosty”? This is what happens to Kathy (Lacey Chabert), a young widow, in Ciccoritti’s rom-com ‘Hot Frosty.’ She has been going through a lot but has managed to keep a smile on her face. It is high time she gets some happiness in return, and sure enough, the Christmas spirit sends her a gorgeous snowman miraculously turned to life. This sets off a chick flick romance that is apt for binge-watching with your girl gang. It can be streamed here.

34. Do Revenge (2022)

“I’m vengeance,” says Drea, a popular girl in high school, after her boyfriend Max leaked the intimate video she sent him. She then joins hands with another woman named Eleanor, who has her matter to settle with another girl, Carissa. This girl lied that Eleanor had attempted to kiss her against her will, and it made Eleanor a predator to everybody else. They’re going to get even with their respective enemies, but there’s a swap: Drea will deal with Carissa while Eleanor will “take care” of Max. What’s next is how the two girls map out their plan and get even with their enemies. If you wish to indulge in some sadistic pleasure that accompanies getting revenge on a person who has wronged you, ‘Do Revenge,’ directed by Jennifer Kaytin Robinson, is the film to watch. Do go ahead and watch the movie here.

33. Along for the Ride (2022)

Like ‘Rip Tide’ and not like it, ‘Along for the Ride’ features 18-year-old Auden West (Emma Pasarow) traveling to the coastal town of Colby away from her mother to spend time with her father before she goes off to college. She makes several new friends there, but the most peculiar among them is Eli (Belmont Cameli), an insomniac. As the two bond, spending nights doing adventures, Auden realizes the many sides of herself that she never explored during her childhood. But there is something that Eli is hiding from her, and among all the fun they are having, this secret seems to be affecting Auden a lot because it is leading to a vacuum between them. Will she find out what it is? Will Eli reveal it to her? Perhaps she’ll discover it, but only if she’s ‘along for the ride.’ ‘Along for the Ride’ is directed by and written by Sofia Alvarez, who also penned ‘To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before.’ You can view ‘Along for the Ride’ here.

32. The Half of It (2020)

Love can be perplexing in many ways. Perhaps that’s why they say love is blind; it is because they don’t know which direction it is. In ‘The Half of It,’ Ellie Chu (Leah Lewis), a high school student who is an outcast among her peers, befriends the extremely shy and quiet Paul Munsky (Daniel Diemer). Upon discovering that he requires assistance in opening up to the girl he is interested in, Aster Flores (Alexxis Lemire), she offers to assist him, only to gradually fall in love with the girl herself. But that’s only half of it. To get the entire story, watch ‘The Half of It’ by Alice Wu. You can watch it here.

31. Purple Hearts (2022)

At times, we do something for one purpose, and then they end up differently, and that’s just one of the things that life teaches us, i.e., uncertainty. At times, things end up better or worse than what we had planned and prepared for. When Cassie (Sofia Carson) and Luke (Nicholas Galitzine), who is a Marine and a song-writer, respectively, decide to marry, they view it as a means to gain the military perks, not to mention financial, as they can pay off their individual debts. But a tragedy is what unites them emotionally, only to have another one threaten their previous wedding “arrangement.”. You will need to see the climax for this one here.

30. Crew (2024)

‘Crew’ is directed by Rajesh A Krishnan, and it is about three flight attendants whose personal lives are in shambles financially. So when they discover smuggled gold during a flight, greed soon gets the better of them and they agree to assist the owner of the airline smuggle the gold. As life makes the three women a lavish U-turn, it makes others suspicious. It is only a question of when someone will tell the authorities, and when they do, the women have no choice but to save themselves by proving their skills. Starring Diljit Dosanjh, Rajesh Sharma, Kriti Sanon, Kareena Kapoor Khan, and Tabu, ‘Crew’ is an ideal chick flick binge-watch available here.

29. The Kissing Booth (2018)

One of the new additions in the genre of chick flicks, ‘The Kissing Booth’ is a chick flick through and through. Set amidst the idea of a kissing booth installed during a carnival at school, Elle (Joey King) inescapably draws closer to Noah, her best friend Lee’s brother. While the film was cleared by critics as one with a sexist and racial take on relationships and its accompanying stereotypes, ‘The Kissing Booth’ was made popular perhaps due to the protagonists, sultriness pertaining to the characters, and ambiguity toward teenagers and how they look at long-lasting relationships, which is an affair many can relate to on so many levels. Also, the plot is slightly diverse from typical high-school romcoms, and due to the sheer popularity of Joey King after her run at numerous similar films at a young age, ‘The Kissing Booth’ was going to be a hit. You can watch the movie here.

28. Love, Guaranteed (2020)

Nick Evans (Damon Wayans Jr.) has gone on nearly a thousand dates (which he has carefully recorded) using a dating website but remains single. He wishes to sue the site for guaranteeing something unreal. Susan (Rachael Leigh Cook) is a diligent attorney who has worked pro bono too long, and now she desperately needs a miracle. As Nick Evan’s lucrative case lands in her lap, emotions begin to develop between the two that can threaten to destroy it all. Also directed by Rachael Leigh Cook, the film took inspiration from a suit that had been filed against a brewery company that had claimed to produce its beer with “pure Rocky Mountain spring water.” You can watch ‘Love, Guaranteed’ here.

27. When We First Met (2018)

Imitating ‘Groundhog Day’ and ‘About Time,’ ‘When We First Met’ sees Noah (Adam DeVine) friend-zoned on the first date by Avery (Alexandra Daddario), the object of his fantasy. Three years later, he is given the opportunity to go back in time and relive that evening (and another, and another), trying to win Avery over. This Netflix Original film is an original take on the time-travel romantic genre. It is human, humorous, and grounded to start with. Noah does not leave any stone unturned to go after Avery in alternative branches of time, only to find out Avery is not for him. While there is heartbreak, ultimately, the whole movie has a blissful air about it. If you want to be surprised by a chick flick, you can watch this one here.

26. Moxie (2021)

Amy Poehler’s directorial is this story about 6-year-old Vivian (Hadley Robinson), who takes a stand against sexism at her high school by beginning to produce a zine, “Moxie,” that addresses such sexism and discriminatory treatment that the women go through in school and gives them a platform. This is something she is inspired by from her mother’s (Poehler) history of rebelliousness. How Vivian and her friends get through high school upholding their “Moxie” right is what we witness in the movie. A real-to-life chick flick, you. ‘Moxie’ is available to stream here.

25. Good on Paper (2021)

Is too good to be true equivalent to ‘good on paper’? Could a person who is ‘good on paper’ be considered a good mate? This is the question a stand-up comedian, Andrea Singer (Iliza Shlesinger), finds herself asking when she encounters a nice and successful man, Dennis Kelley (Ryan Hansen). But Andrea, who gradually lets Dennis enter her life without learning anything about his, is cautioned by her friend Margot (Margaret Cho) of the numerous red flags on which Andrea should exercise care. But what are they? Can ‘good on paper’ be dangerous, too? Discover for yourself in ‘Good on Paper,’ which was directed by Kimmy Gatewood, here.

24. Cora Bora (2023)

Romance and self-discovery converge “at sea” in Hannah Pearl Utt’s comedy ‘Cora Bora.’ The movie focuses on Cora, a musician in LA, who uses her music to give form to her secret trauma. When things turn for the worse, she returns to her girlfriend, Justine, only to discover she is with another person. Though it is not supposed to impact Cora, as she and Justine are supposed to be in an open relationship, it evidently does. But there are so much more in Cora’s life that should be preserved, more than just love, and ‘Cora Bora’ depicts this in a captivating and heartbreaking yet amusing way, one that makes the audience a part of Cora’s universe. With a transcendent performance by Megan Stalter as Cora, ‘Cora Bora’ is a stunning film you can watch here.

23. Falling Inn Love (2019)

Just when all hell is breaking loose for city girl Gabriela Diaz (Christina Milian), she wins a New Zealand inn in an online contest. Having just lost her job and her boyfriend, she doesn’t have any other plans. On the spur of the moment, she decides to take her good fortune and investigate the quaint inn, The Bellbird Valley Farm, now hers. Her journey starts when she finds out that the inn is not what it appeared to be in the pictures, and a cocky Jake Taylor (Adam Devos) is her only recourse. The two grow closer as they work on rebuilding the inn. But she has a life in San Francisco- will she return, or will she remain? You can watch the movie here to see.

22. Our Souls at Night (2017)

A sentimental movie about the isolation surrounding individuals with advanced age, the film centers on the significance of companionship in human life. Robert Redford and Jane Fonda take up the characters of neighbors Louis and Addie, who find solace in each other’s presence after struggling with their loneliness. Both, having lost their partners, feel isolated once the evening comes. Addie invites Louis to sleep in the bed with her on a platonic level so that they can have someone to chat with and sleep next to. They enjoy being in each other’s company and the prospect of not going to bed alone. Not everyone interprets it the same way though. You can view the movie here.

21. Set It Up (2018).

A refreshingly new take on otherwise tired sub-genre, ‘Set It Up’ was enjoyed by audiences and critics alike, despite adhering to the classic chick flick “template.” Harper and Charlie are personal assistants to demanding, workaholic bosses, Kirsten and Rick, respectively. When Harper first meets Charlie, when they are going to pick up dinners for their bosses, they discover that they must get their bosses laid. Here starts the zany story of Charlie and Harper attempting to matchmake their bosses, but their efforts are not as successful at first. While they keep trying to get their bosses together so relentlessly, they start realizing that they, too, have feelings they enjoy sharing, and so, all turns out happy at the end. ‘Set It Up’ is both predictable and engrossing, something not much found in films from this sub-genre. You can watch the movie here. Read More: Best Short Films on Netflix

20. To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before (2018)

One of the latest Netflix Originals to make it to this list, ‘To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before’ is a cheeky teenage romance drama with a lot of unboxed surprises. Lara Jean is a high school teenager who is reluctant to form a permanent relationship. As things turned out, she had over the last several years written love letters to her crushes but never had them sent. Lara’s sister Kitty, having pity for her sister, sends all the letters to those crushes, which creates plenty of awkwardness later on. One of those crushes would ultimately be Lara’s. The characterization is welcome, and so is the narrative, which doesn’t adhere to the teenage dramedy formula. You can watch it here.

19. 20th Century Girl (2022)

When Yeon-du goes to America for heart surgery, she instructs her best friend Na Bo-ra to keep a tab on a boy named Baek Hyun-jin, whom Yeon-du fell for and would like Na Bo-ra to keep her posted about. In the process, Na Bo-ra becomes friends with Baek Hyun-jin’s friend, Woon-ho, and the two fall in love. So where’s the catch? The twist is that Woon-ho is not Woon-ho but Baek Hyun-jin. When Yeon-du comes back, we learn that the first time she laid eyes on Woon-ho, he was wearing Baek Hyun-jin’s jacket with the former’s name on it. Will Na Bo-ra reveal the truth to her best friend and break her relationship with Yeon-du? ’20th Century Girl’ is a Korean film that has excellent performances by the cast which make the climax extremely disheartening. If you wish to know what happens finally, you can view the film here.

18. Sierra Burgess Is a Loser (2019)

The teen drama kicks off from an unexpected romance that arises out of mistaken identity but leaves us with a lesson of body positivity and self-confidence. The coolest girl in high school and a peripheral girl befriend one another to help each other out and conquer their crushes, but it is not so tidy and linear a path. Shannon Purser, Kristine Froseth, RJ Cyler, and Noah Centineo star in this Netflix Original. A stretch, really, ‘Sierra Burgess Is a Loser’ should be watched with a grain of salt because there is much that is problematic that jumps out about this movie- homophobic comments, disable dig, and cyberbullying, to mention but a few. You can watch it here.

17. Tramps (2016)

A lovely romance and comedy tale, ‘Tramps’ is the story of a couple who chance upon each other by some strange turn of events and then tumbling head-first into a madcap escapade. The film begins with the account of Danny (Callum Turner), an aspiring chef working to make ends meet alongside his mother and brother. Meanwhile, there is a girl named Ellie (Grace Van Patten), a young thief who has been in New York to score. When Danny stands in for his brother to go out and meet Ellie and pass a briefcase to another person, he commits a rookie error and finds himself with the incorrect briefcase. This brings Danny and Ellie to a quest across New York as they seek the briefcase that had been meant for them. The movie is packed with romance, comedy, thrills, and drama, and all in all makes for an engaging watch. Exceptionally performed and directed, ‘Tramps’ is a film that should be high on your Netflix watchlist. You can view the film here.

16. Paris Is Us (2019)

In today’s time, it is not simple to come across someone who does not have ambitions. Everybody nowadays desires to do more and acquire places in society, which will facilitate life. But what will you do when you encounter somebody who has no ambitions and is content the way they are? This is exactly the situation of the main protagonist of ‘Paris Is Us,’ Anna. She loses interest in her relationship with Greg because she wishes to continue residing in Paris while Greg must travel and work as an air traffic controller in Barcelona. Anna, however, is quite content with being a waitress. We meet her at a moment where she is thinking about how many relationships can be influenced by one airplane crash and if life itself is always governed by an outside influence. The concept of the film is fairly emotional, but it is not very coherent as to what it is even attempting to say in the first place. The director tries a kind of “stream of consciousness” treatment to the whole thing, but movies are not the proper venue for this style to be effective. You can view the movie here.

15. Let It Snow (2019)

Adapted from the novel of the same name by Maureen Johnson, Lauren Myracle, and John Green, ‘Let It Snow’ is the tale of a group of individuals who are brought together on Christmas Eve through the snowstorm in the small town of Laurel, Illinois. Directed by the British director Luke Snellin, it evokes excitement for the holiday season as it shows teens falling in and out of love, including a subplot of a queer couple. The beautifully depicted story is appreciated for the ensemble cast of young and talented actors, each of whom engages the viewers effectively. The film was shot in February of 2019 in Toronto and Millbrook, Ontario. Feel free to watch the movie here.

14. Anyone But You (2023)

Sexual tension did not have a stronger presence than in ‘Anyone But You’ with Sydney Sweeney and Glen Powell. We have Bea and Ben, who get off to a bad start following their first date, leaving the relationship between them sour. Though they do not get on, they find themselves at the same wedding, that of their sisters. When it becomes apparent to the guests that Bea and Ben are not well familiar with one another, they go ahead and arrange to get the two individuals together so that things proceed smoothly at the event. However, Bea is going to pretend that she and Ben are in a relationship so that things go well. Also, she is able to make her mother understand that she does not want to be with Jonathan, her ex/a wedding guest and person her mother wishes her to get back with. How Bea and Ben fall in love in the midst of this mess is what we get to watch in this rom-com. Directed by Will Gluck, ‘Anyone But You’ draws loosely from ‘Much Ado About Nothing’ by William Shakespeare. You can view the film here.

13. Elisa & Marcela (2019)

A romantic biographical movie, ‘Elisa And Marcela’ is a story of the very first same-sex marriage that took place in Spain. The film starts in 1885, when Elisa and Marcela first meet, and before long, their friendship turns into a full-scale romance. They maintain their association a secret for 16 long years, and it is only in 1901 that, having no other option, Elisa dresses up as a man, obtains the regular official proof of identity, and then goes on to marry Marcela. The film is produced on a new subject matter, but the treatment is hardly worthy of the same. The film is still an exercise in futility as it had not been able to develop interesting characters or sequences to sustain the audience’s interest. You can watch it here.

12. Feel the Beat (2020)

Even though it is normal for the young to learn from their elders, occasionally it is vice versa, and the difference it makes is enormous. ‘Feel the Beat’ is a movie, directed by Elissa Down, about April Dibrina (played by Sofia Carson), a teenage dancer who wishes to appear on Broadway but loses her opportunity after being evicted because of an accident. In order to deal with the grief of not being able to fulfill her dream, she returns to her home town. There, a lady who knows her requests that she lead a group of teenage girls to learn dancing for an upcoming competition. Seeing that it provides her with an opportunity to restart her professional career, she agrees to do the job. Feel the Beat’ is a heartwarming film that speaks to the essence of inclusivity in how it presents the individuality of the young children, while April becomes aware of how what she is doing is improving the lives of the little girls as well as her own. You can view ‘Feel the Beat’ here.

11. CTRL (2024)

‘CTRL’ is a Hindi-language Indian screenlife thriller drama directed by Vikramaditya Motwane. It follows Nella (Ananya Panday), a social media influencer whose world is turned around when her ex-partner Joe (Vihaan Samat) is discovered dead. Trying to find the cause of his death, she gets entangled in a conspiracy that governs all of her life. Can she reclaim control, or is it too late? ‘CTRL’ is a strong reminder of the atrocities of the digital era we inhabit and how our lives are being manipulated to generate monetary gains. You may watch the movie here.

10. Your Place or Mine (2023)

Directed by Aline Brosh McKenna and starring Ashton Kutcher and Reese Witherspoon, ‘Your Place or Mine’ tells the story of Debbie Dunn (Witherspoon) and Peter Coleman (Kutcher) who spend a night in LA in 2003 together. Fast forward 20 years, and they are the best of friends, each living a different life in different cities. How the two gradually come to the conclusion that they never fell out of love with one another through a series of events is what comes next. Occasionally, life comes a bit late, and it is we who get to choose if we desire it or not. Our lead actors, the masters of such roles romantic, ace their respective roles like professionals and will certainly put a smile on your face. You can view ‘Your Place or Mine’ here.

9. The Perfect Date (2019)

Noah Centineo is currently the poster boy of rom-com with another film featuring him in the lead. ‘The Perfect Date’ is a story about a dating app developed by two friends in order to have something impressive on their college resumes. The app allows the client to choose what they want to find on a date- a poet, a musician, a friendly and warm fellow, someone with certain tastes, mannerisms, or the same interests, and so forth. The narrative demonstrates not only the ups and downs of friendship but also how we learn to embrace who we are and find ourselves. This film may appear to be predictable, but it does possess the undeniable feel-good effect. You can watch it here.

8. The Lovebirds (2020)

This comedy film, set in New Orleans, is more of a comedy than romance as a couple gets involved in a crime in the most unpredictable and strange manners. It is their tale of how they struggle to extricate themselves out of the jam and persevere through a horrid night. But it is the faintly corrosive humor in their repartee and the quick-witted banter that issues from years of acquaintance that steals the show. This one is a laugh riot and captures hearts as the inter-racial couple Jibran (Kumail Nanjiani) and Leilani Brooks (Issa Rae) spar with one another over seemingly irrelevant matters. You can watch the movie here.

7. Always Be My Maybe (2019)

A romantic comedy about two childhood sweethearts who reunite when they become adults, ‘Always Be My Maybe’ is an endearing romantic comedy led by Nahnatchka Khan. The narrative of the film focuses on Sasha Tran and Marcus Kim, two kids who are close friends as they grow up as neighbors. Sasha usually visits Marcus’ home for dinner, where his mother is often instructing her in cooking. Following a bitter fight, they do not see one another anymore, and by chance encounter one another sixteen years later when Sasha is a successful chef and Marcus is a musician with a local band. Can they put aside their differences and make up once again? Keep an eye out for Keanu Reeves, who has an interesting role in the movie as himself. It has to be noted that the two main actors, Ali Wong and Randall Park, are incredibly radiant on the screen with their witty chemistry and comedic timing. The film is not just a great romantic comedy; within its storyline, there are also delicately hidden social satires on Asian-American life in San Francisco. You can view the film here.

6. Someone Great (2019)

This realistic and humorous tale capitalizes on the comfort of friendship following a deeply hurtful break-up. That which is a perfect relationship for Jenny Young (Gina Rodriguez) and Nate Davis (Lakeith Stanfield) has to come to an end as they choose to go separate ways professionally and personally. Before she leaves New York City, Jenny desires the final blowout with friends Blair Helms (Brittany Snow) and Erin Kennedy (DeWanda Wise). If you need something to watch with the girls, this is it. Writer/director Jennifer Kaytin Robinson takes us through this story, which at the end makes us realize that it is not about meeting “someone great” but about being that someone. Feel free to check out the movie here.

5. A Perfect Pairing (2022)

‘A Perfect Pairing’ tells the story of Lola Alvarez, a high-flying wine executive who is betrayed by one of her colleagues and fired from her job. Desiring to establish a wing importing business, Lola flies to Australia to persuade the wealthy entrepreneur Hazel Vaughn to let her serve as a U.S. importer for the soon-to-be-released Vaughn Family Wines. In Australia, Lola meets a good-looking stockman named Max Vaughn. While Hazel turns down Lola’s proposition at first and tells the other woman that her company is not yet in existence, Lola manages to persuade Hazel to let her work and stay in the farm. This is so that she can prove to the businesswoman how committed she is towards her job. Something that was not in Lola’s plan was the possibility of her falling in love. You can view the movie here.

4. His Three Daughters (2023)

Three estranged sisters are brought together under one roof, their father’s, who is dying, in Azazel Jacobs’s drama ‘His Three Daughters.’ While as much as it is required of them to stay with their father, things become strained as insults are exchanged due to years of separation and stored feelings and emotions. What results is a poignant tale of sisterhood that explores grief and its connection with family dynamics. With power-packed performances by Natasha Lyonne, Elizabeth Olsen, and Carrie Coon, ‘His Three Daughters’ is not your regular chick flick and is a must-watch. It can be streamed here.

3. Enola Holmes (2020)

A true-to-form chick flick, ‘Enola Holmes’ is the story of the youngest Holmes sibling, Enola (Millie Bobby Brown), and is set in the late 1800s. While most of us might take her intelligence for granted since she is the sister of Sherlock (Henry Cavill) and Mycroft Holmes (Sam Claflin), the movie makes it clear how her mother made her the witty woman she is. But her first assignment turns out to be locating her missing mum, something that is complicated by the fact that she meets Viscount Tewkesbury (Louis Partridge), the Marquess of Basilwether, who himself is being pursued by someone aiming to kill him. Through the movie, we observe how Enola was raised by her mum. We also observe how she uses what she has been taught to solve the cases. Directed by Harry Bradbeer, according to the book ‘The Case of the Missing Marquess: An Enola Holmes Mystery’ by Nancy Springer, you can stream this here.

2. Bridesmaids (2011)

As the name implies, ‘Bridesmaids’ is about a cohort of females who have been commissioned by the soon-to-be-wed Lilian to organize the ultimate bachelor party. Annie Walker, who is played by Kristen Wiig, is the maid of honor, and she is stuck with a pretty strange group of ladies, all of whom are a different type, as they struggle to plan an unforgettable bachelor party for the guys. Other stars in the film include Maya Rudolph, Ellie Kemper, Melissa McCarthy, Wendi McLendon-Covey, and Rose Byrne. Thoroughly entertaining and featuring SNL legends alongside comedic actors, ‘Bridesmaids’ is a true-to-form chick flick. It can be streamed here.

1. Mamma Mia! (2008)

When Sophie, who is about to get married, tells her mother Donna that she wants her estranged father at the ceremony, she is taken aback as one of Donna’s three past lovers is her father. Not knowing how to calculate that, she invites all three men, much to the dismay of her mother. However, against all odds, all three men participate wholeheartedly in the festivities, albeit the truth shall set all free. Directed by Phyllida Lloyd, the upbeat musical drama features Amanda Seyfried, Meryl Streep, Stellan Skarsgård, Colin Firth, and Pierce Brosnan. You can view it here. Read More: Best Sad Movies on Netflix