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Me and SD are having a night In with a bag of popcorn, recommend me some good movies. She's 14 and has watched and enjoyed..
Grease 1&2
Dirty dancing
Mermaids
The breakfast Club
Mama Mia 1&2

Pretty in Pink
Ferris Bueller's Day Off
The Lost Boys

Clueless, 10 Things I Hate About You, Mean Girls

Pp mentioned Stardust. Love that movie.

Dead Poets Society
Freedom Writers

Oooh I love Stardust! That's tonights plans sorted! Thanks 😊

13 going on 30
Mean Girls (the original one)
Mystic Pizza

Some Kind of Wonderful
Pretty in Pink

Any brat pack movie like The Breakfast club

Freaky Friday
Clueless
13 going on 30

I was 14 in 1995 and completely obsessed with the BBC Pride and Prejudice! I believe it's on Netflix and definitely iPlayer

Pretty in Pink
Moulin Rouge
Lost Boys

Hairspray

Series rather than films, The Summer I Turned Pretty, and, 'Cruel Summer'.

Another vote for Miss Congeniality and Ten Things I Hate About You.

Tony and mice high school reunion
Legally blonde
Clueless

La La Land, About a Boy? (I also second Mean Girls my DD and I used to watch it together)

Thanks all, we're going to go with 10 things I hate about you.

Chalet Girl
Wild Child
Heathers
Back to the Future
Footloose
Pretty in Pink
Sixteen Candles
Stand by Me

13 going on 30 as one of DS’s favourite films when he was younger, along with Big!

For your next movie night then, how about Splash?

Galaxy Quest

Clue
Don't Tell Mom the Babysitter's Dead

True spirit on Netflix. It's a true story about a 15yr old Australian girl who sails solo around the world. I've watched it so many times with my girls. Grab some tissues

Thanks for this suggestion we watched it this afternoon, Such an amazing girl!

Oh yay, I'm glad you enjoyed it. Such an amazing young woman & her family giving her the support and freedom to do that. I'm not sure how my nerves would cope if my teen wanted to do something like that.

That's exactly what me and my husband said.. you weren't wrong about the crying either! I watched a similar kind of film last week, The Walk.. True story about a man who walked a tightrope between the top of the world trade centres.