Top 10 Chick Flicks Guys Actually Like:
10. "Pretty Woman." Every guy's fantasy: being a billionaire takeover artist and finding the cute, spunky woman of his dreams. Every girl's fantasy: being swept off her feet by a billionaire takeover artist, showing him who's boss and "rescuing him right back."
9. "Top Gun." What Maverick would not want to seduce his hot flight instructor?
8. "Garden State." Great soundtrack, wearing garbage bags looks pretty fun, and it's impossible not to fall in love with Natalie Portman.
7. "She's All That." Guys want to be Zack, girls want to date him. Plus, everyone loved it in middle school.
6. "Say Anything." John Cusack: cute, awkward. Boy in movie-date situation: ditto. The stars just align on this one. You can count on it.
5. "Good Will Hunting." Great scenes of Matt Damon hanging out with Ben Affleck (before Bennifer and hair plugs) and their buds in bars and construction sites, but in the end, he's "gotta go see about a girl."
4. "Love and Basketball." It's a sports movie. And it's romantic. Score!
3. "Jerry Maguire." Another sports movie. The underdog triumphs while his agent falls in love. Aww.
2. "The Notebook." It is almost as much of a battle to get a guy to sit down for this one as it is to pry him, sobbing, off your shoulder when it's over. (Okay, we admit it, the latter is in fact a bit more difficult).
1. "Love Actually." Girls will sit and wait for a single couple to find true love, but this movie's half dozen plot lines can satisfy any guy's romance ADD. Plus, "All I want for Christmas is You" is a great song. And Keira Knightley is hot. 'Nuff said.
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