Switching on to something that doesn’t relate to the pandemic has become harder than ever before. While the world is facing turmoil, we are forced to live indoors for our utmost safety. It’s been more than two months since we went outing with our friends, shopping with family, or for a walk down to your favorite park without precautions.
As all of this creates a sense of anxiety or stress in many of us, there are few ways to tackle your depressing emotions. And the best of all: watching good ol’ feel-good movies. So, while we are on a pause from the outer world, transport yourself to a different movie genre this time.
To help you out, we have skimmed off the internet and picked out some of the best mood booster movies that you should pencil down on this month’s watchlist.
Love, Simon
Love, Simon is a story about a closeted gay teen who meets an anonymous guy “Blue” online. Based on the book by the same name, Simon (Nick Robinson) tries to find out who Blue is and comes to terms with the reality of coming out to his supportive friends and family. A movie that demolishes the double standards and teaches how to be in love with your uniqueness.
Streaming on Disney+ Hotstar
Crazy, Stupid Love
Cal (Steve Carell), a middle-aged man is left heartbroken with his recent divorce. All left alone, Cal meets and seek preaching from his new friend Jacob (Gosling) to be the “Guy” that every girl falls for. One of the most iconic duos of all time, this comedic movie will leave you laughing so hard that you wanna see it again and again.
Streaming on Netflix
Marriage Story
Marriage Story is the story of a dissolution of a marriage between Charlie (Adam Driver), a theatrical director, and Nicole (Scarlett Johansson), his lead actress. The movie shows how life will sometimes feel harsh and bitter, despite all your good deeds. A story relatable to the current generation, their thoughts is what makes the movie worth watching.
Streaming on Netflix
Happy Gilmore
If it’s an Adam Sandler movie, you know it is going to be good. Having a witty sense of humor, Happy Gilmore (Sandler) participate in the PGA Golf Tour to save her grandmother’s home. Doing the impossible most humorously, Happy Gilmore is a sporty comedy that raises our eyebrows in each scene and still manages to leave pain on our cheeks.
Watch on YouTube
Pursuit of Happiness
If you haven’t watched this movie then you have no right to be a “Will Smith’s” fan. One of the best characters he ever portrayed, Smith plays the role of a struggling man who has torn apart between his struggles, his career, and creating a better life for his son. The movie shows Perseverance, hardships and that hard work always pays off.
Streaming on Disney+ Hotstar
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Julie and Julia
Based on a real-life story, ‘Julie and Julia’ are one of the most appreciated feel-good movies of all time. Julie and Julia show the life of how a blogger Julie Powell (Adams) tried out all the 524 dishes of renowned cook Julia Child (Streep) in 365 days. This cheeks-stretching witty movie is based on all cookery work, so you better keep yourself ready with some snacks.
Streaming on Netflix
Crazy Rich Asians
Rachel, a professor who falls in love with Nick, the best that she could ever dream of. While looking forward to meeting his Asian parents, Rachel comes to know that Nick belongs to one of the richest families in the country. A real life “Richy Rich” experience, ‘Crazy Rich Asians’ defines the real stereotypes in our society in the best humorous way possible.
Streaming on Netflix
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