An adaptation of the Flipped novel by Wendelin Van Draanen.

These middle school kids in the early 60's will prove to you that even at such an early age, love can happen. 

Flipped is more than just conquering the awkwardness of growing up. 

It shows how girls think differently than boys. As with Juli, it shows how girls are not all hair and no substance.

This coming of age movie is also about families and the different views of people who live different lives. 

Some of us lives in a fancy house, but all rotten and broken inside (like Mr. Loski) while others live simply yet are genuinely happy and have hearts of gold (like Juli's family).

Juli Baker. Her family's love and values, her brilliant perspective, and her strong character. 

She maybe young, but unlike girls her age, she's got substance. As Bryce's grandfather described her, she's "a girl with an iron backbone" and is "iridescent". 

She's got no time for shallow things and people. 

I also like the way Bryce finally caught up with her, saw what a gem Juli is, and did everything he could to make it up to her.

About an awkward 21-year-old guy who discovered that he can travel in time. He used this "gift" to find his one true love. 

I like Rachel McAdams. 

There was never a boring scene in the movie. 

I like Tim's character. All the sacrifices he did for Mary---even sacrificing their first date for his obnoxious friend, and the way he loves and puts his family first. 

My favorite part, which is also the saddest in the movie was when he traveled back in time with his dad, back when he was a kid and they would spend quality time by the beach.

Two women from different generations, going through different things every day, but with the same passion and spirit. 

This movie is about Julia Child's journey to becoming the famous professional cook that she is today. 

And Julie Powell, a telephone operator and a food blogger turned author whose book was made into this movie...and how their lives were changed by finding their passion.

Two good-looking strangers met, fell in love instantly, separated, hoped they'll meet again someday...and always believed they'll end up together. 

Finally, after years of not seeing each other, their paths crossed again. And they found what they felt was missing in their lives after their first meeting.

A romantic comedy film about Lucy, a girl with Goldfield Syndrome (a type of anterograde amnesia), and Henry, a guy working in Sea Life Park who loved her despite their challenging situation. 

He did everything to make Lucy love him even if it means introducing himself to her, and making her fall in love with him every day for the rest of their lives.

A comedy about a regular guy with great life ambitions who met God. 

Bruce's arrogance turned into humility after he was given God's tasks and power. 

At first, he used it to his advantage. But eventually, he lost the one thing that's most important to him.

A remake of Korean film II Mare, The Lake House is a romantic drama about an architect living in the past and a doctor who lives two years ahead. 

They communicate by sending each other mails until they finally decided to meet. 

A fantasy love story about unfinished business. 

Elizabeth is a dedicated doctor whose life revolved around her work. 

David Abbott is a landscape architect who's mourning his wife's death. 

Both have emotional and personal issues. Both will discover what they need, what they're missing, and how to resolve their issues in an unexpected way.

Afterthought: Looking at this list made me realize what a sucker for love stories I am. 😅

How about you? What's your favorite feel-good movie to binge-watch? Maybe you can add these to your list.