11 Memorable Movies That Are Ultimate #BFFGOALS
There's nothing greater than having a real friend who just gets you. Movies that depict the true power of friendship and all its ridiculous ups and downs, like "Romy and Michele's High School Reunion," prove that. Here are 11 films that are ultimate #BFFGoals.
'Clueless' (1995)
Cher and Dionne are the ultimate '90s high school BFFs. They laugh together, shop together, wear matching plaid ensembles together, and do basically everything else together. Cher says "she's my friend because we both know what it's like to have people be jealous of us," but we know their relationship is based on more than that.
'Romy & Michele's High School Reunion' (1997)
We all wish we had a long-lasting friendship like this iconic duo. You know what they say: Friends who pretend to be successful businesswomen to show up their high school bullies stay together.
'Dumb and Dumber' (1994)
We're pretty much jealous of any duo who can pull off matching frilled tuxes. Long live Harry and Lloyd.
'The Princess Diaries' (2001) and 'Princess Diaries 2: Royal Engagement' (2004)
If your gawky high school friend stays true to you after randomly becoming Princess of Genovia and getting a fab makeover, you know you're in it for the long haul. Adorable Mia and snarky Lilly are a match made in royal heaven.
'Bridesmaids' (2011)
The relationship at the core of "Bridesmaids" belongs to Annie and Lillian. Their unbreakable bond reminds us that nothing can come between BFFs who see each other through thick and thin, and there's no problem that a little Wilson Phillips sing-a-long can't solve.
'Beaches' (1988)
Even though Hillary and CC came from wildly different upbringings, they managed to find common ground and rise above classic friendship hurdles like guys, distance, and jealousy. We'll always love this movie and their decades-long journey together, even though we will probably never get over the ending. Cue the uncontrollable sobbing.
'Bend It Like Beckham' (2002)
Soccer-playing besties Jules and Jess are the heart of "Bend It Like Beckham." Together, their badass-girl-power attitude is so motivating that it almost makes us want to go to workout at least four teams a week.
'Wayne's World' (1992)
Any friend you can simultaneously headbang to Queen with is a keeper. Wayne and Garth's camaraderie, devotion, and mutual respect is what every good friendship should be. We're not worthy.
'Superbad' (2007)
Being a teenage boy is complicated, but having a good buddy by your side who is just as awkward and confused as you are is priceless. "Superbad" bros Seth and Evan teach us that parties, girls, and uncomfortable situations will come and go, but real friendship lasts forever. Boop.
'The Little Mermaid' (1989)
She's a mermaid. He's a fish. So what? Flounder is by April's side throughout her entire saga, and acts as a loyal confidant and protector when he can. There's nothing fishy about this friendship. (Sorry.)
'Ghost World' (2001)
If you can't hate on pretty much everything with your best friend, then what are they even for? Enid and Rebecca are the queens are sarcastic remarks, observations on the absurd minutia of society, and being above it all (or at least pretending that they are). And we want to be them.
