Valentine’s Day is often seen as a day for couples to celebrate, but let’s not forget that it is the perfect excuse for a cozy movie night when you fly solo. Whether you are in the mood for Rom-Coms, strengthens movies or just want to laugh the night away, there is something for everyone. So get hold of your snacks, snuggle in and enjoy the following hand -picked movies that make you forget everything about the holiday’s loving Dovey Vibe.

1. Eat Pray Love (2010)

If you are in the mood for self -reflection and a dash of adventure, Eat Pray Love is the perfect choice. Julia Robert’s stars like a woman who begins a journey around the world to rediscover herself after a difficult division. This inspiring story is both heartwarming and strengthening, and it will make you feel like wearing the world – no romantic partner necessary.

2. Legally Blonde (2001)

Who says you need a man to be happy or successful? Fair blonde Is a classic that makes you laugh, cry (from happiness) and root for Elle Woods, who shows us all that with a little pink and a lot of heart, you can conquer anything. In addition, it is a great reminder that love begins by loving yourself first.

3. 500 Days of Summer (2009)

This one is for the romantics who need some reality control. 500 days summer Offers a refreshing look at relationships and divisions, with Joseph Gordon-Levitt and Zooey Deschanel in the lead roles. It is bitter sweet but finally uplifting, reminds you that love is complicated, but it is also part of life’s journey.

4. The proposal (2009)

If you are longing for a feel good rom-com that makes you laugh out loud, The proposal is a good choice. With the lead role of Sandra Bullock and Ryan Reynolds, the film centers around an unlikely marriage between a book editor and her assistant. It is easier, fun and full of adorable moments, which makes it the perfect antidote to Valentine’s Day.

5. The devil carries Prada (2006)

Sure, it’s not a traditional romance, but The devil wears Prada is a movie that celebrates ambition, independence and personal growth – plus, Meryl Streep and Anne Hathaway is a dynamite duo. It is the perfect clock for those who want to see a female lead that flourishes in her career, with occasional romantic twist thrown in.

6. Bridget Jones’s Diary (2001)

We all know the struggle to try to balance life, love and everything in between. Bridget Jones’s Diary is the crucial “Single Girl” movie that follows the Bridget -Lustiga and Relabla journey as she navigates in her career, friendship and romantic misunderstanding. It is difficult, fun and makes you feel that you are not alone in your own romantic follies.

7. The Secret Life of Walter Mitty (2013)

If you feel the need for some escape, The secret life of Walter Mitty is a must-look. Ben Stiller plays like a man who daydreams with adventure while living a somewhat boring life. His journey towards self-discovery will inspire you to go outside your comfort zone if it is only from your sofa.

8. Notting Hill (1999)

This movie is a warm hug in film form. In the lead role Julia Roberts and Hugh Grant, Notting Hill Tells the charming story of a bookstore owner who falls in love with a famous movie star. It is a classic Rom-Com with a healthy dose of charm, and it will remind you that love can be unexpected, magical and worth waiting for.

9. Forget Sarah Marshall (2008)

This one is for those who are in the mood to laugh by all the break blues. Forget Sarah Marshall Is a funny and heartwarming movie about a guy who, after a division, tries to move on by taking a holiday in Hawaii – just to find his ex to live on the same resort with his new boyfriend. It is difficult, fun and full of heart, which makes it the perfect distraction from all over Valentine’s hype.

10. Crazy, Stupid, Love (2011)

If you are in the mood for a movie that balances humor, romance and a little emotional depth, Crazy, stupid, love is the way to go. In the lead role Steve Carell, Ryan Gosling and Emma Stone follow this movie several intertwined love stories and prove that even when things go wrong, there is always room for growth and other chances.