A guy and girl try to keep their relationship strictly physical, but it's not long before they learn that they want something more.
RomComs for those from Generation-Y; we may have sunk to using Tinder, but that doesn't mean the flame of romance has stopped burning in our tech savvy breasts! Ok, well maybe a little - but it can be rekindled!
Regular RomComs - awww factor + raunchy sex jokes / lowest common denominator = something every man can enjoy with his girlfriend! Movies in the vein of 'Knocked Up', 'Forgetting Sarah Marshall', and 90s classic 'There's Something About Mary'!
Movies that take the stock sitcom premise of a bunch of 20/30 somethings as their own; hey, there are only so many times you can watch friends re-runs before you need to consider options.
Everyone loves a bit of fluff now and then - treat yourself with one of our contemporary feel-good chick flicks, chock full of ditzy leads, drop-dead gorgeous love interests (who somehow remain completely relatable), and kisses you saw a mile off, but still leave you sighing.
Having a girls' night in? Why not treat yourself to one of the films on this list of best modern chick-flicks, encompassing everything from 'Mean Girls' to 'Legally Blonde'.
This list of chick-flick movies is perfect for a cosy night in with a bottle of wine and your favourite gal pals. Just make sure you don't drink the whole bottle yourself.
Here it is folks, an admittedly somewhat subjective collection compiling the very raunchiest flicks from after the turn of the millennium. Whatever level of raunch dressing you're looking to put on your salad, you're guaranteed to find something to please here!
Isn't it ironic that a bunch of kids who grew up in the 2000s are nostalgic for a show about a bunch of kids growing up in the '70s? Not really. 'That '70s' and 'Malcolm in the Middle' basically raised us.
The kings and queens of comedy united in 2011 to create the ultimate ensembles. Don’t miss Maya Rudolph, Melissa McCarthy, Kristen Wiig, and Rose Byrne wreck havoc on a bridal salon bathroom. Mila Kunis and Natalie Portman both attempt friends with benefits, but Emma Stone, Steve Carell, Ryan Gosling, and Julianne Moore bring a whole new meaning to crazy, stupid, love.
