Looking for the perfect lineup to make your girls’ night in unforgettable? Whether you’re in the mood for laughs, love, or a good cry, these handpicked movies will keep you entertained all night long. So grab your snacks, get comfy, and let’s dive into the best movies for a fabulous girls’ night!
Romantic Comedies
1. Bridesmaids (2011)
Age Rating: R | IMDb Rating: 6.8 | Where to Watch: Peacock.
A maid of honor’s life unravels as she leads her best friend down the road to matrimony, filled with hilarious mishaps and awkward moments.
Best For: When you need side-splitting humor and heartwarming friendship vibes.
Question for You: Which scene made you laugh the hardest during their wild pre-wedding adventures?
2. 10 Things I Hate About You (1999)
Age Rating: PG-13 | IMDb Rating: 7.3 | Where to Watch: Disney+.
A rebellious teen falls for an elusive girl in this modern retelling of The Taming of the Shrew.
Best For: Lovers of high school romance with a witty twist.
Question for You: How do you think this movie captures the ups and downs of teenage love?
3. Legally Blonde (2001)
Age Rating: PG-13 | IMDb Rating: 6.4 | Where to Watch: Netflix.
Elle Woods proves everyone wrong by excelling at Harvard Law, all while staying true to herself and her signature pink style.
Best For: When you want empowerment wrapped in hilarious, feel-good fun.
Question for You: How do you think Elle’s confidence and persistence inspire you?
4. The Proposal (2009)
Age Rating: PG-13 | IMDb Rating: 6.7 | Where to Watch: Disney+.
A demanding boss forces her assistant to marry her to avoid deportation, leading to unexpected romance and plenty of laughs.
Best For: When you’re craving a rom-com full of charm and wit.
Question for You: How did you feel about the chemistry between Sandra Bullock and Ryan Reynolds?
Drama and Friendship
5. The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants (2005)
Age Rating: PG | IMDb Rating: 6.5 | Where to Watch: HBO Max.
Four best friends find a magical pair of jeans that fits each of them perfectly, despite their different body types, and keep their bond strong through life’s ups and downs.
Best For: Celebrating the strength of female friendship with a touch of nostalgia.
Question for You: Which storyline resonated with you the most in this heartfelt journey of friendship?
6. The Help (2011)
Age Rating: PG-13 | IMDb Rating: 8.1 | Where to Watch: Netflix.
Set in the 1960s South, a young woman writes a tell-all book about the lives of African-American maids working for white families.
Best For: When you’re in the mood for an empowering story with depth and meaning.
Question for You: How did the relationships between the women evolve throughout the movie?
7. The Devil Wears Prada (2006)
Age Rating: PG-13 | IMDb Rating: 6.9 | Where to Watch: Disney+.
A young woman navigates the cutthroat world of fashion as an assistant to a demanding editor, learning lessons about work, ambition, and self-worth.
Best For: Fashion lovers or anyone who enjoys workplace drama with style.
Question for You: How would you handle working for a boss like Miranda Priestly?
Feel-Good and Inspirational
8. Eat Pray Love (2010)
Age Rating: PG-13 | IMDb Rating: 5.8 | Where to Watch: Netflix.
A woman embarks on a year-long journey of self-discovery through Italy, India, and Bali after her divorce.
Best For: If you’re seeking personal growth or travel inspiration.
Question for You: Which part of Liz’s journey inspired you the most?
9. Wild (2014)
Age Rating: R | IMDb Rating: 7.1 | Where to Watch: Hulu.
A woman hikes over 1,000 miles of the Pacific Crest Trail alone to recover from personal tragedies.
Best For: If you’re craving an emotional journey of perseverance and self-reflection.
Question for You: How do you think the film portrays the idea of healing through nature?
10. The Intern (2015)
Age Rating: PG-13 | IMDb Rating: 7.1 | Where to Watch: HBO Max.
A retired senior takes an internship at a fast-paced online fashion startup, forming a heartwarming friendship with the company’s young CEO.
Best For: When you’re looking for feel-good fun with a touch of mentorship.
Question for You: What lessons about work-life balance did you take from the movie?
Musical Fun
11. Mamma Mia! (2008)
Age Rating: PG-13 | IMDb Rating: 6.4 | Where to Watch: Amazon Prime Video.
A young woman invites three of her mother’s past lovers to her wedding, hoping to discover which one is her father—all set to the tunes of ABBA.
Best For: Singing along and dancing with friends.
Question for You: Which ABBA song from the movie stuck in your head the longest?
12. Pitch Perfect (2012)
Age Rating: PG-13 | IMDb Rating: 7.1 | Where to Watch: Hulu.
A college freshman joins an all-female a cappella group and leads them to musical victory with a mix of hilarious and heartwarming moments.
Best For: Those who love music, humor, and a bit of competition.
Question for You: Which performance had you clapping along?
Animated Fun
13. Frozen (2013)
Age Rating: PG | IMDb Rating: 7.4 | Where to Watch: Disney+.
Two sisters navigate icy adventures and learn about the power of love, all while belting unforgettable songs.
Best For: Families or friends who love animated musicals with heart.
Question for You: Did you find yourself singing along to Let It Go?
14. Inside Out (2015)
Age Rating: PG | IMDb Rating: 8.1 | Where to Watch: Disney+.
A young girl’s emotions—Joy, Sadness, Anger, Fear, and Disgust—navigate her move to a new city in this imaginative journey through her mind.
Best For: A feel-good night that’s equal parts fun and thought-provoking.
Question for You: Which emotion did you relate to the most in the film?
Classic Chick Flicks
15. Clueless (1995)
Age Rating: PG-13 | IMDb Rating: 6.9 | Where to Watch: Paramount+.
A rich, stylish teen navigates high school drama and matchmaking with wit and flair in this iconic ‘90s comedy.
Best For: A dose of ‘90s nostalgia and iconic one-liners.
Question for You: How does Cher’s transformation throughout the movie resonate with you?
16. Mean Girls (2004)
Age Rating: PG-13 | IMDb Rating: 7.1 | Where to Watch: Netflix.
A new girl navigates high school’s complicated social hierarchy, learning valuable lessons about friendship and individuality along the way.
Best For: Laughing at high school drama while rooting for girl power.
Question for You: Which moment from Mean Girls still has you quoting it today?
Romantic Dramas
17. The Notebook (2004)
Age Rating: PG-13 | IMDb Rating: 7.8 | Where to Watch: HBO Max.
Two young lovers from different backgrounds fight to stay together despite the odds, creating a timeless love story that spans decades.
Best For: When you’re ready to cry happy and sad tears all at once.
Question for You: How did the love story impact your views on relationships?
18. La La Land (2016)
Age Rating: PG-13 | IMDb Rating: 8.0 | Where to Watch: Hulu.
An aspiring actress and a jazz musician fall in love in Los Angeles, balancing their personal dreams with their relationship.
Best For: When you’re in the mood for love, music, and artistic passion.
Question for You: How do you feel about the movie’s bittersweet ending?
Romantic Comedies
19. Crazy Rich Asians (2018)
Age Rating: PG-13 | IMDb Rating: 6.9 | Where to Watch: HBO Max.
A New Yorker discovers her boyfriend is from one of Asia’s wealthiest families, leading to an extravagant trip filled with culture clashes and family drama.
Best For: Glitz, glam, and a charming romantic story.
Question for You: What’s your favorite scene showcasing the clash between tradition and love?
20. Notting Hill (1999)
Age Rating: PG-13 | IMDb Rating: 7.2 | Where to Watch: Peacock.
A bookstore owner’s life changes when a famous actress walks into his shop, leading to an unlikely but heartfelt romance.
Best For: Lovers of timeless, feel-good romance with a London backdrop.
Question for You: How does this movie redefine the idea of love between ordinary and extraordinary lives?
21. Sweet Home Alabama (2002)
Age Rating: PG-13 | IMDb Rating: 6.2 | Where to Watch: Disney+.
A New York fashion designer returns to her small-town roots to finalize her divorce but finds herself torn between her old flame and her new life.
Best For: When you’re craving a sweet Southern rom-com.
Question for You: How do you think Melanie’s return home changed her perspective on life and love?
22. To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before (2018)
Age Rating: TV-14 | IMDb Rating: 7.0 | Where to Watch: Netflix.
A high school girl’s secret love letters accidentally get mailed to her crushes, leading to a charming and unexpected romantic journey.
Best For: Modern rom-com lovers who enjoy a dash of teenage awkwardness.
Question for You: How do you relate to Lara Jean’s experience of navigating love and relationships?
Feel-Good Dramas
23. The Holiday (2006)
Age Rating: PG-13 | IMDb Rating: 6.9 | Where to Watch: Netflix.
Two women from different continents swap homes over the holidays to escape their romantic troubles, only to discover unexpected love in their new surroundings.
Best For: Cozying up with heartwarming romance and holiday vibes.
Question for You: Which holiday getaway—England or California—would you choose for yourself?
24. Julie & Julia (2009)
Age Rating: PG-13 | IMDb Rating: 7.0 | Where to Watch: Netflix.
A woman decides to cook all 524 recipes in Julia Child’s cookbook in one year, leading to a journey of personal growth and culinary adventure.
Best For: Food lovers looking for inspiration in the kitchen and life.
Question for You: Have you ever challenged yourself to accomplish something big like Julie’s year of cooking?
25. Love, Rosie (2014)
Age Rating: R | IMDb Rating: 7.1 | Where to Watch: Hulu.
Two childhood best friends struggle to admit their feelings for each other while navigating life’s ups and downs over the years.
Best For: When you’re in the mood for a sweet, slow-burn romance.
Question for You: Do you believe in the idea of destiny bringing people together no matter what?
26. Steel Magnolias (1989)
Age Rating: PG | IMDb Rating: 7.3 | Where to Watch: Netflix.
A group of Southern women share life’s challenges and joys at their local beauty salon, offering each other strength through thick and thin.
Best For: Heartwarming friendships, love, and a few tears.
Question for You: How do the women’s bonds in the movie reflect real-life friendships?
Musical and Dance Movies
27. Dirty Dancing (1987)
Age Rating: PG-13 | IMDb Rating: 7.0 | Where to Watch: Netflix.
A shy teenager spends her summer at a resort where she falls for the resort’s dance instructor, leading to romance and an unforgettable dance finale.
Best For: When you’re ready for iconic dance scenes and romantic nostalgia.
Question for You: Can you imagine yourself learning those famous moves in the film’s grand finale?
28. Grease (1978)
Age Rating: PG | IMDb Rating: 7.2 | Where to Watch: Paramount+.
A greaser and a goody-two-shoes navigate high school romance, friendship, and summer love, all set to catchy tunes and dance numbers.
Best For: Singing along to classic hits while enjoying high school drama.
Question for You: Which Grease song is your ultimate sing-along favorite?
29. Step Up (2006)
Age Rating: PG-13 | IMDb Rating: 6.5 | Where to Watch: Hulu.
A troubled teen with raw dance talent teams up with a ballerina for a major dance performance that changes both their lives.
Best For: Lovers of dance, music, and romance all in one.
Question for You: Did the intense dance chemistry between the leads make you want to hit the dance floor?
Adventure and Fantasy
30. The Princess Diaries (2001)
Age Rating: G | IMDb Rating: 6.4 | Where to Watch: Disney+.
A shy American teenager discovers she’s the heir to the throne of a European kingdom, leading to a charming transformation from awkward teen to poised princess.
Best For: Fun, lighthearted adventure with a royal twist.
Question for You: How would you react if you suddenly found out you were royalty?
31. Alice in Wonderland (2010)
Age Rating: PG | IMDb Rating: 6.4 | Where to Watch: Disney+.
Alice returns to the magical world of Wonderland, where she must defeat the Red Queen and embrace her destiny as a heroine.
Best For: Lovers of whimsical fantasy and colorful, surreal worlds.
Question for You: Which quirky character from Wonderland is your favorite?
32. The Secret Life of Walter Mitty (2013)
Age Rating: PG | IMDb Rating: 7.3 | Where to Watch: Hulu.
A daydreamer embarks on a real-life global adventure to find a missing photograph, breaking free from his mundane life.
Best For: When you’re feeling wanderlust and craving inspiration to break out of the ordinary.
Question for You: How did Walter’s journey inspire you to live life more boldly?
Comedy Classics
33. Ferris Bueller’s Day Off (1986)
Age Rating: PG-13 | IMDb Rating: 7.8 | Where to Watch: Netflix.
A high school student fakes being sick to take the ultimate day off, leading to hilarious escapades around Chicago.
Best For: A fun, lighthearted comedy with classic 80s vibes.
Question for You: What’s the most spontaneous adventure you’ve ever taken like Ferris?
34. Miss Congeniality (2000)
Age Rating: PG-13 | IMDb Rating: 6.3 | Where to Watch: HBO Max.
An FBI agent goes undercover at a beauty pageant to catch a criminal, only to discover a surprising side of herself and a newfound appreciation for glamour.
Best For: Laughs, makeovers, and undercover antics.
Question for You: How do you think Gracie’s transformation highlights the balance between inner strength and outer beauty?
35. Bridget Jones’s Diary (2001)
Age Rating: R | IMDb Rating: 6.7 | Where to Watch: Hulu.
A single woman documents her struggles with weight, work, and love in her hilariously relatable diary, all while navigating romantic entanglements.
Best For: Anyone who has ever felt awkward in life and love.
Question for You: Did Bridget’s witty inner thoughts make you laugh out loud as much as I did?
Animated Films for Grown-Up Fun
36. Moana (2016)
Age Rating: PG | IMDb Rating: 7.6 | Where to Watch: Disney+.
A young Polynesian girl sets out on a daring ocean voyage to save her people, learning the true meaning of leadership and courage along the way.
Best For: Animation lovers craving adventure with a positive message.
Question for You: How did Moana’s journey of self-discovery inspire you?
37. Zootopia (2016)
Age Rating: PG | IMDb Rating: 8.0 | Where to Watch: Disney+.
In a city of anthropomorphic animals, a rookie bunny cop and a cynical fox must work together to solve a conspiracy.
Best For: Lighthearted animation with deeper themes of tolerance and friendship.
Question for You: Which animal character did you find the most relatable?
38. The Incredibles (2004)
Age Rating: PG | IMDb Rating: 8.0 | Where to Watch: Disney+.
A family of undercover superheroes must come together to save the world, balancing their superpowers with their everyday lives.
Best For: Superhero fans who want some family bonding time with humor.
Question for You: How does the movie blend superhero action with family dynamics?
39. Coco (2017)
Age Rating: PG | IMDb Rating: 8.4 | Where to Watch: Disney+.
A young boy journeys into the Land of the Dead to uncover his family’s secrets, all while pursuing his passion for music.
Best For: Animation lovers seeking heartwarming stories about family and tradition.
Question for You: How did Coco’s story make you think differently about family legacies?
Teen Comedies
40. She’s the Man (2006)
Age Rating: PG-13 | IMDb Rating: 6.4 | Where to Watch: Paramount+.
A teenage girl poses as her twin brother to join a boys’ soccer team, leading to mix-ups and romantic confusion.
Best For: Fun, gender-swap humor and high school antics.
Question for You: How did Viola’s bold decision to join the soccer team inspire you to break the mold?
41. The DUFF (2015)
Age Rating: PG-13 | IMDb Rating: 6.4 | Where to Watch: Amazon Prime Video.
A high school senior discovers she’s been labeled the “Designated Ugly Fat Friend” and sets out to reinvent herself with the help of a jock friend.
Best For: Teen comedies with heart and a message about self-acceptance.
Question for You: How does this movie challenge high school labels and stereotypes?
Inspirational and Uplifting Movies
42. The Pursuit of Happyness (2006)
Age Rating: PG-13 | IMDb Rating: 8.0 | Where to Watch: Netflix.
A struggling salesman fights homelessness while raising his son, determined to create a better life for them both through hard work and resilience.
Best For: If you’re looking for a motivational, real-life story of perseverance.
Question for You: How did Chris Gardner’s journey inspire you to overcome challenges in your own life?
43. Hidden Figures (2016)
Age Rating: PG | IMDb Rating: 7.8 | Where to Watch: Disney+.
Three African-American women mathematicians defy the odds and make history by contributing to NASA’s early space missions.
Best For: When you need an uplifting story of perseverance and breaking barriers.
Question for You: How did the women in Hidden Figures inspire you to reach for your own goals?
44. The Greatest Showman (2017)
Age Rating: PG | IMDb Rating: 7.5 | Where to Watch: Disney+.
An ambitious showman rises from nothing to create a spectacle celebrating uniqueness and diversity, told through vibrant musical numbers.
Best For: Musical lovers who enjoy uplifting and visually stunning performances.
Question for You: Which musical number in The Greatest Showman moved you the most?
Classics
45. Roman Holiday (1953)
Age Rating: G | IMDb Rating: 8.0 | Where to Watch: Amazon Prime Video.
A European princess escapes her royal duties for a day of adventure in Rome with a charming American reporter.
Best For: Classic film fans seeking a timeless romantic adventure.
Question for You: How does this classic black-and-white film compare to modern romantic comedies?
46. Breakfast at Tiffany’s (1961)
Age Rating: PG | IMDb Rating: 7.6 | Where to Watch: Paramount+.
A free-spirited socialite falls in love with a struggling writer while navigating life in New York City.
Best For: Lovers of classic films, fashion, and the allure of 1960s New York.
Question for You: How did Audrey Hepburn’s portrayal of Holly Golightly define elegance and independence for you?
Conclusion
Whether you’re in the mood for laughter, drama, music, or heartfelt stories of friendship, these movies will make your girls’ night in a hit. Which one will you watch first? Time to get cozy and hit play!