Underrated Lesbian Movies

[@jiggystar35]

I loved Kajillionaire and was so excited when it came out. It’s nice to see a quirky movie with lesbians as the main characters but not necessarily the main plot of the movie. I hope more movie genres will do the same.

[@conditionedsoul]

Kajillionaire was absolutely great! The humor and deep connection forged between the two main characters are so much more significant than any distracting quirkiness.

[@ailsawalcott52]

That pic was mucho weird, can't get into it. I don't think I liked the main characters dunno something was missing for me

[@thewatchfemme4051]

I really like Kajillionaire too, I actually watched it twice, which I never do. It’s so sweet while really working with some dark themes.

[@sparrowhunter1671]

I just rewatched that movie and just noticed that Dolio gave Melanie a toothpick during their dinner

[@witzenschaftler_in]

The "Rachels" joke really got me xD

[@daarkaangel]

Kajillionaire is reaaaally underrated and I hate it. Gina is just amazing and Evan did a great job as Old Dolio, I loved it. Btw, great video

[@marthaannmobley3962]

Ammonite was excellent. The acting alone was incredible.

[@marcusjoe3618]

Kajillionaire is one of 2020's great hidden gems, lesbian or otherwise. It's gloriously weird and heartwarmingly touching.

[@Coco21212]

One of my favorite is "la belle saison" ("Summer time" in english I think).

[@mairimackenzie2874]

I am half an hour into Kajillionaire and I'm loving it. I've laughed to the point of tears twice in these 30 minutes. Thank you Evelyn!

[@lunathemoon64]

Water Lilies by Sciamma is also a hidden gem.

[@cofie915]

That ammonite recap was to funny though. Awesome vid Evelyn.

[@mn1178]

Benedetta is one of my top films of 2021 it's hilarious , crazy and fun. But from this list i'd say The Secrets is the most underrated , it's so good and it's painfully beautiful.

[@chrisowen6614]

Benedetta is a moviebi truly love maybe because of the sex scenes though

[@nikeak]

My problem with Ammonite is that I didn't believe that the characters were in love. It seemed there was no build-up of attraction and the spontaneous romance seemed unjustified 🤷🏾‍♀️ I'd been meaning to check out Kajillionaire. Thanks for the reminder.

[@crimson-and-clover]

Great video! Ammonite is my favorite wlw movie ❤ And Benedetta is just iconic, it really was hilarious.

[@AdamAddictsAnonymous]

I loved Kajillionaire! I just got to watch recently since I didn’t have hbo max but I really loved the quirkiness of old dolio and how Melanie liked her for it. It just felt refreshing. I also really liked ammonite and mainly watched for Saoirse Ronan’s “acting” lol. I’ll definitely have to check out the rest as I’d never even heard of any of them except for Benedetta. Also Battle of the Sexes is a really awesome film too!! Thanks for all the recs. Love watching all of your videos!

[@abhipsahazra9741]

Definitely i think vita and Virginia deserves more love

[@kinnuchhutkujchhotu3037]

You mean, Virginia Efira from Benedetta? It's a ultimate one 👍

[@happilyeverowen5235]

Literally a great day as soon as you post. Humor is unmatched. Please keep at it, we lesbians need you.

[@lyndasmythe2692]

I would not suggest that people watch Benedetta but they must watch YOUR REVIEW of Benedetta. Hilarious!!!

[@sharphorn]

Kajillionaire is way too underrated. I agreed with the rest except for Ammonite, but your commentary is funny as hell 🤣🤣

[@user-gm501]

Here to submit another lesbian movie in Hebrew: "Joe + Belle", it's basically unknown and not easy to find online but I liked it a lot and it fits the "weird but watchable" criteria in certain scenes.

[@mmn8749]

Love Joe+Belle! Another movie that comes to mind is the lesbian romcom Kiss me kosher that hasn’t been covered that much at all. Have you seen it? Would love to hear some thoughts 💭

[@bipbop3121]

@@mmn8749 I don't know why it is, I know I saw Kiss me Kosher and I liked it, but I can't remember it. I think I've seen it twice, because of that forgetting. It is hard to find.

[@chiomaudeh5494]

Awesome video Evelyn, you've put a smile on our faces😊😊

[@aie_aie_]

Ammonite is pure art 🤓 💎

[@Marie70707070]

I just want to say that I really like your channel Evelyn! Your videos are always different, and I love hearing your opinions. It's not just a monotonous compilation of trailers and with your humor it's really fun to watch :)

[@ccosta3249]

I am totally with you on Ammonite.

[@SweetLitzLM]

Oh thank you for reminding me of The Secrets! It was one of my favorite lesbian movies when I was figuring out my sexuality, but it's been SO LONG i ended up forgeting about it. I remember it was really good.

[@skovsnegl1010]

well," Liz in september" made me feele so alive , so beautifull !

[@sanannahlint]

DUDE! I absolutely love Ammonite, I am so glad to hear appreciation for the film. One of the best lesbian movies for sure.

[@amaraw9893]

Kajillionare was great!😭 Like the emotions were so there whatever that means. You know. Yall know

[@isabellesantana144]

Omg please have you ever mentioned The Duke of Burgundy in one of your videos ?? I just love it, is so weird!

[@moeezS]

Huh, while I loved Kajillionaire, I didn't see it as a lesbian film because I was so invested in the class commentary and absurdism. It's got a lot going for it, and the romance is just one bit of it. But yes, more people should watch it! Benedetta is so much fun and is very underwatched!

[@Gwen3344]

Evelyn, no need to apologize, even in jest, for defending Ammonite; it may not be the most entertaining film (the story was a bit rushed despite the plot moving at snail's pace; the characters were only mildly interesting; the ending was a cop out), but I (inexplicably) enjoyed the movie. Have seen only a handful of Kate Winslet movies. She has been excellent in revealing the inner landscape of her characters. Come to think of it, I think it was mostly the acting I responded to in Ammonite. And yeah, the lesbian period drama has been way overdone! (FWIW: Enjoyed Ammonite far more than Portrait of a Lady on Fire.) As for the rest: at some point early on, I checked out on Kajillionaire. Don't remember why it didn't hold my attention; perhaps it didn't meet my quirkiness threshold. I'm curious enough now, though, to give it another try. I watched Secrets, but can't remember the ending. TubiTV, here I come. Can You Ever Forgive Me? has been on the watch list for a while. Need to get to it. Love Melissa McCarthy, one of those people who is just born funny (though I know this movie is more dramedy). Benedetta is a definite No! As much as I love critiques of religion, the seeming unrelenting misery of this story and dreariness of the setting overwhelms any interest in watching. As always, enjoyed the video. Thanks for your efforts, and for making me laugh. I really need to find that cat GIF!

[@newyorkmyndd9801]

Thanks for this, I see it in some other comments but putting in some added 🌈❤️ for Vita and Virginia. “Orlando” changed my life and getting a film about it was 🥰. “Snapshots” was good as well. Sorry if you have covered that on another vid, a little heartbreaking of course but good. “The Secrets” I discovered on Tubi and really liked it. Also a little heartbreaking, but you’re right, if I am going to watch a lesbian film around Orthodox Judaism, it is hard to not always watch Disobedience. I also agree on Ammonite. “Portrait” became my all time favorite film(still is) and I will watch it 4 times before Ammonite, but that said, there is a cuteness to how Saoirse falls for Kate and breaks down her walls that I never tire of. I am glad they all exist. ✌️🌈! - will check out Kajillionaire-

[@ekaril]

As a fellow fan of Ammonite, I loved your defense of it! I do understand why it's not everybody's cup of tea, and that's totally fine. We all have our preferences. And for me, Ammonite is right in all the right ways. It's subtle, sensual, nuanced and thoughtful. There's so much going on with character dynamics; within, without, in between, things that are said, things that are NOT said. It's just so fascinating and I love it so much. And that's why, I feel I can trust your taste. So I'll be putting every other movie mentioned here into the top of my watch list. Thanks Evelyn!

[@lebenimprozesslip3528]

Thanks for your Introductions of lesbian shows and movies. I am always courious about new movies!!! I have seen The Secrets in the cinema and liked it. Unfortunately you get the dvd only in Italian in Europe not even English subtitles - so one has bad luck if you don't speak Italian . That is a pity

[@kaylas4791]

The Incredibly True Adventure of Two Girls in Love (on KZbin) and Mosquita y Mari (netflix i think)

[@barb2435]

kate can do no wrong,,,,i have seen just about all of the movies,,the one that sticks to my mind is bernadetta,,yes and just about all of the other movies i like and watch maybe three or four times,,i like to give credit where credit is due,,thank you eve ,,love and luck be with you,,;)

[@blufaerie]

Ammonite… I so love it… TWTC and PoaLoF, too… I’m queuing up the other movies you’ve mentioned because, at this point, I trust you and our movie tastes mesh… Ya got me.

[@EvelynDar]

Girl be careful, you know I be liking whatever 😂

[@jeanlie7472]

How about the movie Viola di mare (2009) ?

[@tyjnxxi]

There is also the crazy terrible movie Wild Side with Anne Heche pre Ellen and Joan Chin pre Saving Face. It is this David Lynchoen jigsaw puzzle of a movie with a surprising happy ending.

[@ziggystardust8235]

I couldnt get into Kajillionaire. the whole movie i was fixated on how Evan Rachel Wood's character looked like she was heading to a Bluntman and Chronic convention (Jay and Silent Bob)

[@ailsawalcott52]

Dude good analogy, I'd really like to see her n a queer flick that's less random.

[@avatrice3077]

@@ailsawalcott52 Thirteen?

[@bluestocking1870]

@@ailsawalcott52 look up once and again: jessie and kate on youtube, its a 50 minute long compilation, its very good

[@gerirousculp3010]

Evelyn, I absolutely agree about Ammonite, Can you Please Forgive Me and Secrets. Enjoyed all of them very much. Have not seen the others. I'd like to give a shout out to Heartland. If you haven't seen it, try to squeeze it into your schedule. If you like it, you can thank me. If not, well, you clearly are not the woman I thought you were. 🤔😅

[@ajxandra13xo]

I totally agree that Kajillionnaire, Ammonite, and Benedetta are some of the most underrated lesbian films. On the otherhand, I hope Angelina Jolie, Charlize Theron, Cate Blanchet, Kate Winslet, and Rosamund Pike be in one lesbian film one day 😍

[@lisass1969]

I loved your list. Only one film I have not seen, Benedetta, and I put that one on hold because I needed new glasses (my old eyes were having issues reading subtitles) and wanted to wait until that happened, then, well, I rarley watch Hulu and the movie slipped my mind. Thanks for reminding me, I have new glasses, so will be watching that asap (I am really into anything that shows the "church" being, well...evil...always had an issue with that orginization, then I came out and my parents joined the "church"...so, hum) The Secrets, I watched...slowly, because I watched before new glasses, and I had to sit close to the tv. I give that film two thumbs up. I do love to watch period movies with a bit of religious homophoba/sexism/bigotry! I liked Kajilliaire...I have seen my fair share fo "artsy" slebian flicks, and I can wade through the weird and see the story, and I liked the story and the loved the couple! I am also a big fan of Richard Jenkins. The man is in EVERYTHING and he is always amazing. I think I had my expentations too high for Amnonite, I watch a lot of British films and know many peroid movies are a little slow...I think it is work watching because both leading ladies are great...but I think the pace could have picked up a bit, but I know what they were going for...we were to feel the dark and dreariness of Dorset, and women having to hide their relationship. The acting is great, if you can watch a story unfold slowly and deal with the dreariness of it, it is a very good film. I'm glad you added Can You Every Forgive Me to the list because I have not seen it reviewed/talked about much. Melissa McCarthy was so good. I expected it to be received so much better than it was. I definiantly recommend it...AND, it you are old like me, and watch a lot of indy films that don't stream...AND you still have a DVD subscription to Netflix, it is available to get via DVD.

[@Gwen3344]

@lisa s If you're using Netflix's DVD service then it's worth mentioning public libraries as an added resource. Of course, service levels depend on the library system, but I live in Florida where I think the average age is 90. Old technology is still very much a thing here. I've been pleased to find a good selection of independent films in my library's DVD collection. What they don't have, they will buy, if requested. Added bonus: the county I'm in, as most counties seem to be these days, is in a collective that shares services. Makes for even more bounty to be found. (BTW, I didn't know Netflix still had a DVD service. Very surprising.)

[@blade4flame]

Hold up, you have Lawrence of Arabia and The Shape of Water below GIGLI?! Now I worry for you. Also, I need that one movie 'The Lesbian" to be real.

[@vizmon3159]

I bough Ammonite because I loved your recap and well watching Saoirse Ronan as a lesbian was worth every single penny I paid for it

[@sidneygreenglass106]

" Can you ever forgive me " was brilliant! Melissa McCarthy is so talented I loved seeing her show her acting chops with this movie. It is my cup of tea.

[@amandab3613]

Are you going to be reviewing Gentleman Jack S2?

[@dsaipha]

Kajillionare is one of the funniest movies I've had the pleasure of watching. A definite must watch.

[@kryscall4544]

I loved ammonite and your Not Another Lesbian Period Film, both great. Ammonite did not have the tragic ending of The New World and so was not traumatizing. Your videos are hysterical and never traumatizing.

[@folkgirrl]

hahaha cause ya'll are WRONG! Paul Verhoeven, my fellow Dutchy, gave us Basic Instinct, Showgirls and Benedetta.. the man is a hero. I watch Ammonite probably once a month.. it's Kate with saoirse on her face! How can this be wrong? And the Director is a man yes, but he's gay.. so.. there's that. Agreeing with everything you said.. ! Nice video!

[@IsaBella-on6lx]

Love you Evelyn🥰

[@nghb9747]

I love Ammonite way more than Portrait of a lady on fire

[@ailsawalcott52]

This kajillionare pic, the way you all talk about it I swear I must have watched another picture. I just didn't get it

[@megdelaney3677]

Has Evelyn ever mentioned the 2010 movie 'The Secret Diaries of Miss Anne Lister'?

[@EvelynDar]

Evelyn has not, but now I feel compelled to make a lesbian biopic video so I definitely will 😁

[@megdelaney3677]

@@EvelynDar Thank you!!! 🥰

[@user-km9bx3gf3z]

Ive been meaning to watch more Hebrew films so that i get better at the language, this video came out at the perfect time for me

[@100percentshipper]

I really enjoyed Ammonite too, so I'm glad you agree with me :p

[@jessicagardner226]

Did anyone ever watch tipping the velvet???

[@jessicagardner226]

I just saw the secrets last weekend and I loved it!

[@annajung1234]

I loved Ammonite. For me, pretty much everything about it was great, except maybe the ambiguous ending. On the other hand, the ending WAS ambiguous, so it allowed me to have a happy head-canon interpretation even if the director possibly did not mean it that way. This is also one of the reasons why I liked it better than Portrait of a Lady on Fire. Then again, I am the person who likes period films, a slower pace, deep dive into characters, and a gloomy setting. So Ammonite was pretty much made for me. Additional bonus: thanks to it, I learned about Mary Anning who, to me, is a fascinating historical figure and an outstanding woman.

[@bipbop3121]

Yes, I like Ammonite better for that, ambiguity, too. I like period films, but I don't like them being an excuse for the death, with a man, unhappy ending tropes, instead of stories less told. Tell it the Bees being one of the most egregious ones, rewriting a happy ending to be sad, claiming realism instead of artistic hack tragedy porn, while shoe horning in an even more unrealistic thing for the time. There's nothing unrealistic about past society seeing two women living together as spinster friends or employer, employee. The lesbians hid in plain sight, just because they're too damn ignorant to get that is their own failing.

[@annajung1234]

@@bipbop3121Yes, always going for a tragic ending in period films does seem to be very much a conscious choice to strive for Oscar-baiting drama and not offend the homophobes too much rather than a strive for realism. Of course, it was mostly much more difficult for LGBTQ+ people in the past than it is now in most places. And there must have been plenty of romantic relationships meeting a sad ending. But then there is no way this was the only scenario ever happening. There were also plenty of possibilities to have a long-lasting or even life-long relationship in secret. Especially for two women. The fact we have so little historical information about lesbians and bi women in earlier historical periods, while they clearly existed then, could show that not much attention was paid to them. And that lack of attention would have made having a wlw relationship in secret easier. So when they go for historical fiction or speculation anyway, I would much rather the authors and creators looked for the ways everything could've worked out instead of the ways to make it as hopeless and tear-jerking as possible.

[@Kinokarutta-chan]

I love and hate The Secrets. I watch that movie if I want to feel pain :'D A bit like with Circumtance (but Circumtance is way more painful) or Lost & Delirious (which I will always love, one of the first ever queer movies I watched when I was young). But it is a good movie indeed. I kinda totally forgot about Kajillionaire, will put that right onto my list. I had the pleasure to watch Benedetta in a small cinema, alone. It was an interesting, weird and funny experience. I like Ammonite, I like the pacing and how hopeful it ends, and obviously the acting. Dunno why people dislike it.

[@jeanniesegall5636]

I LOVED The Secrets and periodically try to remember the title again. I should just buy it. CAN YOU EVER FORGIVE ME I saw in the theater and was so pleased at what a well written and solidly cast film it was. All the leads were amazing. What a crazy true story at its' center. I loved the Tracy Chevalier book Ammonite was based on and was annoyed with the movie which really strayed from the book, But if the movie stands on its' own I should give it a shot. And thanks for the Bille Jean King footage, that was a good movie.

[@katieode3374]

I think My Days of Mercy isn't talked about enough. I LOVED this movie! Haven't seen The Secrets or Can you forgive me yet? That's up next. The Secrets reminds me of Disobedience which I loved. Ammonite & Benedetta were great! Portrait of a Lady on Fire was better but they were still great.

[@jacksonprime7098]

Evelyn keeps me from deleting the YT App!!!

[@virginialee5065]

I actually liked Ammonite a lot more than The Portrait of a Lady on Fire... 🤔 I even would agree to watch it again sometime, but The Portrait was..... just "meh, ok. it's um, beautiful" for me 😅 Ammonite tho... i loved the chemistry and despite the fact I rarely like period dramas I enjoyed it :)

[@aie_aie_]

👍🏼 I love Kajillionaire (unique, poetic, intense, very well described psychologically,...) 👎🏼 I hate Benedetta (Impression that the actresses play false, no complicity, vulgar, very ambiguous speeches on mental health or sex,...)

[@jaygrey1212]

Benedetta is from the man who brought us Basic Instinct and Showgirls so there is THAT.......

[@conditionedsoul]

Ammonite and Can You Ever Forgive Me were great too. Evelyn, you're verging on greatness yourself. Just joking. You are great.

[@rektalot6436]

Ammonite is a little underrated

[@cerda8112]

Kajillionaire was a awesome. I have seen it 3x. The Village well m. Night. Is fav.. Signs is about faith. ur videos r hilarious. R u writing anything new?

[@sb7613]

I loved Ammonite! I had high hopes for Bennedetta but after watching it I felt it was overrated and Kajillionaire I'm sorry was a big NOPE for me which was sad cause I love both actresses but I just couldn't vibe with it.

[@themandoLAUREN]

Loving Annabelle was pretty good. I mean the teacher/student trope isn’t my thing but I guess I enjoyed the actual characters. I haven’t seen it in a few years but it’s worth watching.

[@RaeLarz]

childhood sign(s) I was gay: proclaiming to my family that I'd love to be a nun

[@bipbop3121]

From the teaser I thought Battle of the Sexes was going to be on this list. Great film, I don't hear a lot about. The ads made it seem like it was just a comedy with tennis , but it's actually a biopic and some real awards bait and a great lesbian film that you can recommend to anyone.

[@underratedcritic1983]

Portrait of a Lady on Fire is my favorite film of the past ten years.

[@silverring8186]

I loved kajillionaire and I can’t exactly place why but I like it a lot.

[@DillyBlue]

I've been meaning to check out Kajillionaire (didn't even realise there was anything queer about it, I just love that quirky shit) but this has finally convinced me to watch it tonight. As for Ammonite, on paper, it sounds like it was made for me. Francis Lee's film 'God's Own Country' is one of my all-time favourite films, it's so comforting and hopeful and romantic and sexy, so when I heard he was making a lesbian film starring Kate Winslet and Saoirse Ronan, it was like a dream come true. But then I watched it and it was just... meh.

[@jennifers5560]

I LOVE Ammonite!!

[@lforde2221]

Hey Miss Dar, do you know how to become a certified movie critic because I believe you've found you're calling. Or maybe find a way to boost your channel because your vids are great

[@GreenGiant2007]

Does anyone else think that Virginie Efira who plays Benedetta looks like Katherine Heigl’s long lost twin?

[@staredwards268]

I’ll check out Kajillionaire since it’s June and I have HBO.

[@staredwards268]

It was great (but damn did Old Dolio need a haircut).

[@shizumahanazono5174]

The duje of burgundy is really underrated and a masterprice

[@RafaelaDiasP]

Kajillionaire is fantastic! One of my favorites as well. The performances are sooo good and the feels are definitely there. Great list :) Not sure if I’ll watch The Secrets. I am indeed traumatized by titles like Lost and Delirious and can’t stand the religious guilt trip… maybe in the future once we have too many happy queer titles that ill need something angt-y to break the mood 😂

[@bipbop3121]

The Secrets isn't traumatizing, like Lost and Delirious. It's not happy. Spoilers There is a death, but not like L & D. Think more Portrait of a Lady on Fire ending, one pursuing their vocation, the other going to be married. Although, I thought it was more hopeful, but memory can play tricks.

[@logansquare2212]

I lost it at Gigli being on the to watch list. 😂😁

[@EvelynDar]

thank you for noticing lol

[@bipbop3121]

@@EvelynDar Nosferatu being so low in that list, for shame. If someone hasn't seen Nomad land or the English Patient, good, they aren't worth one's time.

[@reachelglasser544]

the amonite over Portrait of a Lady on Fire... you are walking on thin ice

[@pallaviiii3]

Evelyn I love you and your videos

[@rachelhouldridge9191]

Kajillionaire was fantastic, definitely one of my favorite movies

[@mairimackenzie2874]

Well, currently it's a little dark and frankly depressing, I will watch the rest of it perhaps, but still, thank you!

[@marthaannmobley3962]

Loved Kajillionaite.

[@triskut]

Lee Israel’s book’s are pretty amazing

[@AlexMR]

Kajillionaire effed me up but in an amazing way

[@EvelynDar]

I did not expect to cry and I definitely cried

[@scottbrandon6244]

I liked the film Kiss Me. It showed that many times lesbian love goes unconsummated for a variety of reasons.

[@Swimdeep]

Evan Rachel Wood is a surprisingly great physical comedian. I think I’ve seen all the bio-pics, except, “Can You Forgive Me.” Great list. EDIT: I’m dyslexic and came back to correct transposing ERW.

[@dominique603]

The Battle of the Sexes erasure was just plain rude lol. I am on your side with Ammonite though so I do have taste.

[@bircemaria5342]

To be honest I would recommend people to watch benedetta and ammonite just so they could enjoy your recaps of those films.

[@ailsawalcott52]

That's the sole reason I'd watch benedetta

[@PXOXO]

I fell in love with Old Dolio. I hadn't expected it to be so heartwarming and fun-loving as it was. This quirky film is one of my all time favorites. I hate that it didn't get the recognition it deserved in 2020. Evan Rachel Wood brought her A game! I also loved Ammonite but I expected it to be good with two Oscar worthy actresses! Bendetta was disapppointing. It felt like an old man's fantasies brought to life on screen. Not much substance.

[@conditionedsoul]

It's hard to argue with an absence of Rachaels.

[@Coco21212]

I loved Kajillionaire too.

[@tyjnxxi]

Kajillionaire all the way it was /is wonderful. SIDE NOTE Bagdad Cafe movie lesbian ?? Am on the fence of subtext or just a genuine female friendship cause their men weren't shit.

[@_sacar]

i freakin love kajillionaire

[@ailsawalcott52]

I really recommend Carmen y Lola.

[@veronicag6093]

I just got done watching The Secrets and..it's all true! It's a great movie (if you can sit through the religious interweaving) _AND_you can imagine a happier-than-intended ending. Thanks Evelyn!

[@MissTotos]

I loved Kajillionaire

[@rehammohammed007]

i really wish to watch a movie with good story, good acting and good love story and have a happy ending, if you find this movie plz let me know

[@chemiy4113]

One of my ALL TIME favourites is "The Handmaiden". I don't want to spoil anything, but the the ending is very good and is DEFINITELY worth the long 2:25h. From the posters or the description it might not look lgbt but I assure you, that there are cute and quite a few heated scenes between the 2 main female characters. I would also recommend: "Love classified" - interesting story, cute, and a pretty happy ending "My first summer" - this one had an ambiguous ending, but was cute "Booksmart" - the main character is gay, but the story isn't really about that. There is one girls kissing scene tho. "Bloomington" - it's a story of a kinda weird relationship between a student and teacher. The ending wasnt good, if I remember correctly. "Happiest season" - it's cute, Christmasy, it has Kristen Stewart and a nice ending "D.E.B.S" - The concept is very unique and weird, but the ending and romance don't disappoint. I hope I gave you some good recommendations and I hope you find your perfect movie.

[@rehammohammed007]

@@chemiy4113 yes long list i know all these movies, but if the movie is good you find the ending very bad, and if you find good ending the movie has no good story or good acting The Handmaiden its actually remake to old movie called "Fingersmith" and i loved Fingersmith more but in both movies the story is not interesting but the ending good Love classified, cute but no story no good acting, it was fun to watch My first summer, i loved everything in this movie but the ending was not clear , and we did not understand Claudia 's opinion in Grace Bloomington, the relation between professor and student not my type bu t it was not bad with unclear ending Happiest season, Christmas movies only for fun, in this movie we love the ex more than the main character and its not good Booksmart, its comedy movie D.E.B.S, come on its not even cute

[@chemiy4113]

@@rehammohammed007 I personally love both fingersmith and handmaiden stories to death, but to each their own. Keep looking, and if you find the best movie, let me know :D