Watch these romcoms if you’re spending V-Day alone
Who needs a Valentine date when you can start a romcom marathon that will make you laugh and swoon or perhaps believe in love for… two hours?
How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days
Benjamin Barry is eyeing a campaign so he offers his rivals a deal: if he can get a woman to fall in love with him within 10 days, the account will be his. Meanwhile, Andie Anderson is creating a story about how to lose a guy in 10 days as a wager with her boss. Will either side be able to accomplish their goal despite their secret motives? This movie is everything you’re looking for in a romcom, with the perfect blend of humour and chemistry between our main characters.
10 Things I Hate About You
Bianca Stratford tries to get her sister Kat to date so that she can date as well. As such, Patrick Verona the social misfit is persuaded to date Kat. Will Patrick manage to win Kat’s heart? 26 years have passed since the movie’s release, yet it continues to provide comedic relief and timeless entertainment to many.
The Proposal
Bianca Stratford tries to get her sister Kat to date so that she can date as well. In the end, the school’s social misfit gets persuaded to date Kat. Things get interesting as we witness Patrick trying to win Kat’s heart. 26 years have passed since the movie’s release, yet it continues to provide comedic relief and timeless entertainment to many.
Set it up
Following two assistants Charlie Young and Harper Moore, they conspire to have their bosses fall in love with each other in order to gain some time off and reasonable working hours. As Harper and Charlie get to know one another, they progress from being complete strangers to developing a romantic interest in one another. The plot is witty and funny, and the romantic progression between the main characters is engaging.
Upgraded
On a flight to London, Ana Santos meets a wealthy young man. She pretends to be the boss of the company she works in an attempt to impress him. They begin to like one other after a series of events, but she soon becomes entangled in her own web of lies. Upgraded resonates more than a bubbly romcom because it conveys the message of women supporting women across generations.
