What does spring remind you of? A lot of people enjoy nostalgia while others want to feel loved during spring. There are a handful of spring movies to enjoy the mood.
The lazy and cozy months of winter are almost gone and spring has arrived with new blossoms and leaves. The changing season and shift from cold to warm days should be embraced by every individual and it is time for a fresh start. Spring comes with a burst of positive energy and a tantalizing breeze that can make people do some adventure or try something new. For an added dose of motivation, here are some of the best spring movies of all time which are perfect for a new start.
- Eat, Pray, Love (2010)
Spring is more like a time for ‘rebirth’ when you can rise from the ash like a phoenix and that theme is perfectly established through ‘Eat, Pray, Love’ featuring Julia Roberts. The movie was released back in 2010 but it is still relevant with its compelling subject matter of finding own self before love. Although the movie is based on a woman protagonist, this amazing story by Elizabeth Gilbert is a testament that life is too short and it is never too late to take a fresh start. After having a painful divorce, the main character decides to visit Italy, India, and Indonesia for self-exploration and she finds some of the most amazing people and experiences who help her find her own purpose in life.
- Big Fish (2003)
Big Fish is based on a novel that was published in 1998 and Tim Burton did an amazing job. This movie flies under the radar but it is an absolute gem. The star cast for the film includes Jessica Lange, Danny DeVito, Ewan McGregor as well as Miley Cyrus who was only 10 years old back then. The story mainly revolves around the bonding between a dying father and his son who is desperate to understand his father before goes away. There is a scene where Ewan McGregor proposes to his girlfriend in a field of yellow flowers that he planted himself. He made the spring bloom with love.
- Emma (1996)
When it comes to spring novels, there is no one better than Jane Austen and that is why the directors have always picked her books for the inspiration of story. Emma is one of those stories that revolve around the elements of light, love, life, and the English countryside. This story is about a young socialite in the Regency era who finds matchmaking quite interesting. Although a new version of the movie was released in 2020, it is highly recommended to watch only the original 1996 version where Gwyneth Paltrow’s sublime presence with captivate you.
- Hitch (2005)
Looking for a rom-com that is not sad like Nicholas Sparks’ work? Well, Hitch is the perfect choice in this case because that offers a sense of romance and humor blended in a seamless way. Eva Mendes and Will Smith showed some good chemistry which makes this movie even more engaging. Starting from awkward first dates to brisk moves of falling in love; there is everything you might look for. The movie offers a feel-good vibe that you cannot deny.
- La La Land (2016)
Making its place in the Academic Awards, La La Land is one of the most happy yet sad movies that can keep you hooked to your seats. The main characters are played by Ryan Gosling and Emma Stone and both of them are really good at what they do. There is romance, drama, comedy, and tragedy; in a nutshell, all the emotions that help to express our lives. It is exciting and will definitely set you up for a new beginning.
- Someone Great (2019)
Just like love gives us strength, sometimes getting betrayed by the person you love can also make you stronger. The movie is based on a career-climbing music writer who finds herself again after getting dumped by her boyfriend. But her breakdown is well handled by two of her besties and they all embark on an adventure that they deserve. The movie can offer strength to everyone who is trying to get over a heartbreak or did not really have a good Valentine’s Day. This movie is not for singles but for those who have not discovered themselves yet.
- Palm Springs (2020)
Time travel and multiverses are now the main ingredient for most movies but no one handled it better than the Palm Springs. In this film, the two individuals find themselves stuck in a time loop. They came to Palm Springs as wedding guests but soon became good partners who could complete each other’s craziness. There is a hefty dose of positive energy, love, and laughter in the movie that can offer you the warm vibes of spring that are invigorating and relaxing as well.
- Marie Antoinette (2006)
If you want to see Mary Jane in a titular role, then this movie is must see. Kirsten Dunst offered a remarkable performance for this movie that was directed by Sofia Coppola. While there is a royal setting for the queen, she seems to be far beyond her royal responsibilities. Marie explores her womanhood without shying away from the chaotic society that never looked at women with respect. Marie is the rebel in the royal family who is also considered a significant character in the French Revolution. Her artistic temperament was right on the cause.
- A Bug’s Life (1998)
Right after the cold winter, bugs and ants start their work at full throttle with new flowers blooming around. What could be better than watching A Bug’s Life in spring with your little ones? This is a spectacular movie that not only offers entertainment but also a fair share of knowledge about the bugs that children should know before hurting them. After watching this wholesome movie, kids will never stomp bugs and ants again as they are friends too.
- Pride and Prejudice (2005)
Jane Austen’s iconic romance novel and timeless classic, Pride & Prejudice will be always at the top when it comes to romantic movies or stories that inspire generations. With the setting in the English countryside, this movie is the perfect treat for all kinds of movie lovers in spring. The movie warmly embraces the emotions of love, desire, and lust.
Spring is all about love and a big slice of life that depicts positivity. Watch the aforementioned movies to enjoy the season of blossom.
