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a bit. A pleasant comedy is exactly what you need. If you're looking to unwind after a
long week or simply want to laugh with your pals, you've come to the right place.
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Starting at our first pick, Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy, 2004.
Will Ferrell plays Ron Burgundy, a hotshot television anchorman, who welcomes young ambitious
reporter, Veronica Corningstone played by Christina Applegate, into the male-dominated
industry of 70s broadcast journalism — until the brilliant female journalist begins to
outperform Burgundy on air.
Soon after, he becomes envious, develops a bitter feud with Veronica, and finally makes
a filthy mistake that destroys his career on live TV. When an astonishing story about
the San Diego Zoo surfaces, Ron may have a chance to redeem himself. This anchorman's
adventure experience will never grow old.
Coming up next is, Last Holiday, 2006.
Upon discovery that she has a fatal illness, causes a shy saleswoman, Georgia Byrd played
by Queen Latifah, to reflect on her excessively cautious existence.
So Georgia withdraws her life savings and travels off to Europe to enjoy her bucket
list and her billionaire lifestyle. Georgia, who is upbeat and enthusiastic, attracts everyone
she encounters, including Gérard Depardieu who plays a renowned Chef Didier.
Sean Matthews plays LL Cool J, her lifelong crush, is the only person missing from her
new existence.
Next up is, Mamma Mia!, 2008.
Meryl Streep plays Donna, an independent hotelier on a beautiful isolated Greek island who is
arranging her daughter's wedding with the help of two old friends.
Meanwhile, Amanda Seyfried plays the role of Sophie, the vivacious bride, who has devised
a strategy. She discreetly invites three men from her mother's past in the hopes of meeting
her biological father and having him walk her down the aisle on her wedding day.
This is an example of a silly comedy.
Next up is, Bridesmaids, 2011.
Kristen Wiig plays the role of a single woman, Annie, with a messy lifestyle, but when she
hears that her longstanding best friend, Lillian played by Maya Rudolph, is engaged, she has
no option but to act as maid of honor at her wedding.
Annie, despite being lovelorn and practically destitute, Annie threads her way through the
odd and costly rituals linked with her employment as the bride's go-to gal. She takes Lillian
and the other bridesmaids down the rough route to the wedding determined to make everything
perfect.
Coming up next is, Pitch Perfect, 2012.
Beca, played by Anna Kendrick, is a college student who does not want to be a member of
a clique, but that is precisely where she finds herself after starting at her new school.
Beca finds herself in a group of mean, lovely, and just plain odd gals, with the only thing
they have in common being how well they sing together.
In a struggle to the top of college music contests, she leads the women of the ensemble
out of their comfort zone of traditional arrangements and into a realm of astonishing harmonic combinations.
Next up is, 21 Jump Street, 2012.
When two young rookie cops Schmidt and Jenko, played by Jonah Hill and Channing Tatum, respectively,
join the covert Jump Street squad, they disguise themselves as high school students. They exchange
their weapons and badges for backpacks and set out to bust a deadly narcotics gang.
However, as time passes, Schmidt and Jenko realize that high school is nothing like it
was only a few years ago – and that they must once again confront the teenage dread
and worry they thought they had left behind. After all, who hasn't considered having a
second chance in high school?
Coming up next, Gayby, 2012.
Jenn, a straight woman, and a hot yoga instructor, Matt who is a gay and comic-book writer, are
best friends from college who are now in their thirties.
They have chosen to be single, and they plan to fulfill a childhood promise to have a child
together... in an old-fashioned manner.
It's a witty take at baby-making. They are thrust into a whole new world of relationships,
family, and intimacy.
Next up, Think Like A Man, 2012.
Four friends Dominic, Jeremy, Michael, and Zeke can't seem to close the deal with the
ladies in their lives for one reason or another. This gang of brothers is thrown for a loop
when their gorgeous ladies purchase a book by comedian Steve Harvey and begin to apply
its advice to their relationships.
Dominic and his buddies plan to utilize the book's lessons to turn the tables after learning
that one of their own has betrayed them. This film reinvents the romantic comedy. When the
guys figure it out, a heated spirited battle ensues.
Last but not the least, Sisters, 2015.
The story centers around 2 sisters Kate and Maura Ellis played by Tina Fey and Amy Poehler
respectively, Kate is an irresponsible single mother, and Maura, a kind nurse, and recent
divorcee, are summoned back to their childhood home by their parents to clear up their bedroom
before the property is sold, but two sisters decide to hold one last house party.
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