THE BEST MOVIES TO GET OVER YOUR EX

Did you just break up with your guy? The absolute best remedy is always your girlfriends, a few bottles of wine, and a good movie. Going out is of course not a bad idea, but during the time of ‘mourning’ you sometimes prefer to stay in before you head out the door again. Because who knows; maybe you'll run into him in person, and that's exactly what you want to avoid for now. So it's a girls' night in, and I've found some fitting movies to help you get over your ex.

Legally Blonde

Prove that when you get dumped, the best form of revenge is a better you. Be like Elle Woods; go discover things about yourself that you didn't know you had. Get out of your comfort zone, explore new things, and before you know it, Prince Charming will be right in front of you.

(500) Days of Summer

Heartbreak seen from a male perspective. Believe me, you might think your ex is handling your breakup easily, but he's struggling just as much as you are. And knowing that, feels good.

Crazy Stupid Love

Because Ryan Gosling always works wonders for a broken heart.

50 Shades of Grey

Better single than a sociopath as a boyfriend who finds happiness in painful sex. Am I right, am I right?

The Graduate

Or a boyfriend who cheated on you with your mother.

Bridesmaids

Laughter, that's another wonderful remedy for heartache. Melissa McCarthy and Kristen Wiig = a top combo.

Brooklyn

This movie helps you realize that there’s light at the end of the tunnel. You're back to square one when it comes to love, but chin up, everything will be alright.

Celeste and Jesse Forever

For everyone who keeps saying you should marry your best friend. This movie proves: sometimes your best friend just needs to remain your best friend. And not your hubby.

My Best Friend’s Wedding

A classic that simply cannot be missing from this list. No further explanation needed.

Blue Valentine

Relationships are just hard, as Blue Valentine proves once again. No matter how fantastic it is at the beginning, sometimes things just aren’t meant to be.

Forgetting Sarah Marshall

Another movie that's great for the laugh muscles and also has a feel-good ending for everyone who is freshly back on the market.