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Chick Flicks - Bridesmaids

Bridesmaids is a classic chick flick, it is is based on competition between a bridesmaid and the maid of honour, over who is the best friend


Romantic Comedy - Pretty Woman

Pretty Women is based on a man in a legal but hurtful bushiness needs an escort for some social event's, so hires a beautiful prostitute he meets on the street (Julia Roberts). He takes her in, buys her new clothes and gives her a place to stay in an expensive penthouse and falls in love with her.

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Crime / Thriller - Oceans 11

This is a crime film, based on Danny Ocean (George Clooney) and his eleven accomplices and how they plan to rob three Las Vegas clubs simultaneously. 

Video Game Movies - Nerve

Nerve is a recent video game movie featuring Emma Roberts and Dave Franco, about a high school senior finding herself immersed in a online game of truth or dare where her every move begins to be watched and manipulated by a online group of 'watchers' 

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