“Friendship, friendship,
Just a perfect blendship,
When other friendships have been forgot,
Ours will still be hot!”
Dr. Seuss, “Hooray for Diffendoofer Day!”
There are times when you feel like you should celebrate your best friend because they have been there with you through thick and thin. In relationships, romantic comedies type films come to your rescue, but when it comes to friendship, very few movies can make you celebrate your friendship and genuinely feel it.
If you are looking for movies about friendships, keep reading because the movies we tell you to watch truly celebrate mates. From hard times to fun times, you celebrate most of the moments of your life with your friends. The list of movies that you can watch with your best friend is as follows:
Léon: The Professional (1994)
This movie is all about becoming friends with hitmen. Léon is one of those movies that make you realize that you can be friends with anyone regardless of society’s patterns. Mathilda, a 12-year-old, becomes friends with Léon.
You will notice the intensity in the movie because this friendship has a background of her family’s murder. Leon is one of those movies that will unexpectedly teach you many lessons, and you can enjoy it with your best friend.
Frances Ha (2012)
The movie is famous for the saying, “we are the same people with different hair,” by Frances Ha, who is the best mate of Sophie. This movie revolves around relationships and pain, basically a love story of two best friends.
Stand by Me (1986)
There is no possible way this movie should not be on the list, as it practically defines childhood friendships. It’s also a blessing to put yourself into the adolescence time of one’s life when things are much simpler, and there is less materialism involved. It suggests that the friends you make during childhood are often more genuine.
Based on the Stephen King Novella, where a group of boys finds a dead body. Tears, handshakes, campfires, and lots of adventures.
Napoleon Dynamite (2004)
In this fan-favorite movie, Napoleon Dynamite becomes best friends with a Mexican transfer student at their school. The film involves tips on befriending girls, how to make your bike sweet with pegs, and of course, how to run for class president. A classic small mountain town friendship between two high school boys.
Finding Nemo (2003)
The name suggests that a loved one is looking for their dear one (which is true), but the movie’s underlying theme is how Dory and Nemo’s father stay together and build their friendship along the way. Despite her flaws and weaknesses, Dory becomes a great friend and stays by Nemo’s father’s side to help him find his lost son.
The bond of their friendship is worth watching because it gives a true definition of how friends are, they are silly and full of flaws, but they stick through thick and thin. They don’t run away; they back up their friends regardless of their situations.
Dumb & Dumber (1994)
While Dumb & Dumber may not have gotten the best critical reviews when it first came out, it has bolstered its place in American culture with its long-lasting and hilarious jokes. Lloyd Christmas and Harry Dunne’s friendship is tested while they journey to Aspen, CO, together. Any bromance movie list must include Dumb & Dumber, as it is a cult classic about dudes bonding.
End note
The list above showcases the best movies you can watch with your best friend (or with someone you’re trying to become friends with) as the movies are a feel-good vibe among friends. We hope you enjoy watching these movies about friendship and whenever you are with your best friends you should try to make them feel special and celebrate them.
By watching such movies together, the bond becomes more robust because you can relate to these movies. Watching a movie about friendships with your best friends can help you find flaws in your relationships and hopefully fix them before they become issues. It’s also fun to enjoy watching movies about friendships with your friends! Friends are there to keep; no matter what goes wrong, they always make their way back to you.