This might not be one of Garry Marshall’s best works when comparing to cult classics such as The Pretty Woman and The Princess Diaries series, but it will keep you entertained throughout the night. Built around the theme of New Year’s Eve (of course), the movie features the intertwining love stories of various couples and singles, played by stars such as Zac Efron, Lea Michele, Robert De Niro and Jon Bon Jovi to name a few. It’s hard not to love this star-studded comedy.

Read More: Andres Vazquez-Prada and Kaye Tinga Share Holiday Tablescape Ideas

The much-loved HBO series, Sex and the City returned as a film with the four female friends—Carrie, Miranda, Samantha and Charlotte back in action four years after the drama ended. The movie continues to explore themes of feminism, friendship, womanhood—and most important of all—self-love. This is a film every power woman should watch for an extra dose of confidence.

Read More: How To Run A Family Business: Lessons From FooDee Global Concepts' Eric Thomas Dee

Based on the French graphic novel Le Transperceneige by Jacqes Lob, Snowpiercer is a post-apocalyptic sci-fic train adventure that features an amazing performance from Chris Evans, plot twists and detailed sets. This is not the best family flick, but it’s perfect for anyone who is looking for untroubled thrills to celebrate the big night.

Read More: Home Essentials To Add the Right Touch of Holiday Cheer

Love. Time travel. Rom-com. Need we say more? The next night after a disappointing New Year party, Tim learns about his inherited ability to go back in time from his father. He uses his power to make himself return to the party and tries not to be socially awkward this time. He then meets the girl of his dreams again, and shares a memorable New Year’s Eve kiss with her. In addition to being a great festive flick, this romantic tale is a reminder to live in the moment.

Read More: New Year's Eve Traditions Around The World

A sequel to the 1984 film, Ghostbusters II returned to the screen with everyone’s favourite ghost catchers—Peter, Egon, Ray and Winston. The group discovers a massive river of slime and suspicious spectral activity in New York City, and there begins the fight to defeat the evil creature. The ending of all the New Yorkers gathered to sing “Auld Lang Syne” on New Year’s Eve and help combat the ghost together, will bring you some holiday cheer and inspire you to let go of burdens to make 2020 your happiest year yet.  

The adaptation of F. Scott Fitzgerald’s classic might not have anything to do with New Year’s Eve, but it’s a visually and emotionally beautiful film to watch. You’ll see gorgeous dresses, opulent homes and glamourous party backdrops—all the elements that defined the luxurious decadence of the Jazz Age in America.

This movie is about Jay Gatsby (who's played by Leonardo DiCaprio)’s dream of becoming a member of the upper-class society and his doomed love for Daisy, a young and beautiful socialite from a prestigious family.

We need an uplifting musical drama on our list of holiday films, and what pick is better than Rent—the film version of the ever-popular 1996 Tony- and Pulitzer Award-winning show? Starring the original Broadway cast in the setting of East Village in New York City, it follows a group of bohemians who are struggling with love, life and livelihood under the shadow of AIDS during the time between Christmas Eve and New Year’s Day.

While staying faithful to the original musical's plot, this heartwarming movie also features a great variety of beautiful soundtracks to please every type of music fan.

Arguably the greatest romantic comedies ever made in history, this movie certainly worth a watch for all the hopeless romantics out there. It tells a story of two best friends, Harry and Sally, who have known each other for years and gradually realise their love. The drama is famous for its witty script, enjoyable plot—and of course—the iconic New Year’s Eve smooch, but it’s the chemistry between the two actors that really makes the movie a classic.

If there’s one festive movie that you can constantly watch over again and over again, it’s the classic comedy—200 Cigarettes. It’s New Year’s Eve in 1981, and Monica is throwing a big party she’s afraid no one will attend. At the s ame time, various young couples and friends are coping with life challenges before making their way to the soiree. After all, just like the characters in the movie, one can always hope that things will get better after the New Year’s Eve.