19 Movies that will leave you euphoric by the end of it 

Want to see a film that'll make you smile from ear to ear? These 19 films are guaranteed to get you on an action-packed journey to finish in euphoric elation. Whether it's with fantastic eye candy, positive storylines, or some serious catch energy, each of these movies ends on the very highest high. Just what everyone needs - a mood-booster, these movies are sure to leave you feeling warm and fuzzy by the time the credits roll. Get ready for a cinematic high!

1. The Parent Trap (1998)

This is a tale of twin sisters separated at birth and reunited at summer camp, often cherished and told for years. Lindsay Lohan playing the dual role of Hallie and Annie carries the early promise and humor and charm about every scene. From planning their parents' reunion to tricking them, there isn't a hint of sadness; the film flawlessly blends comedy with pathos. Its settings - vineyards of California and London-breathe into the dreamy experience. Recently, fans have marked its 25th anniversary with nostalgia-filled social media posts, proving its staying power.

2. Chef (2014)

The film comes as a love letter from Jon Favreau on food, family, and the joy a fellow human can rediscover in simple facets of life. The story of a chef who rediscovers his passion through one food truck journey is just as heartwarming as it is mouthwatering when depicted through the colorful vistas of Cuban sandwiches and the rest of the culinary masterpieces. The film features a super talented support cast of Sofia Vergara and Scarlett Johansson, but the main message is how creativity and personal connections win.

3. Ferris Bueller's Day Off (1986)

Very few films can capture the carefree spirit of youth as this film has done. The fabulous Skip Day of Ferris Bueller is a Chicago adventure ridden with glimpses of performing in a parade and escapades devised cleverly. Lastly, Matthew Broderick delivers an iconic performance that seals the character Ferris as a cultural symbol of rebellion and fun. The film never lost its charm over time; quotes and scenes are imprinted firmly in popular culture.

4. Home Alone (1990)

This holiday classic is a perfect mix of comedy, mayhem, and touching moments. Macaulay Culkin, as Kevin McCallister, is left behind during Christmas and turns his loneliness into a funny escapade with inventive booby traps for inept burglars. The festive feel of the movie combined with its score by John Williams makes for an unbeatable feel-good experience. Thirty-three years have passed since Home Alone, but it is still a holiday staple for weekend marathons of often hilarious and nostalgic movies.

5. Paddington (2014)

Paddington is pure, unadulterated joy embodied; he is the bear that Michael Bond's simple yet enticing stories have brought to life in a live-action rendition of kindness and being accepted. Voiced by Ben Whishaw, Paddington brings a gentle demeanor amidst hilarious mishaps, and it fills every frame with wonder. The visuals are vibrant and funny, drawing everyone to this charming film, both children and adults. The film has been widely acclaimed for its ability to blend charm and modernity and has since become a family favorite.

6. The Princess Bride (1987)

A romance, an adventure, and a comedy would best define this film, The Princess Bride. Quirkily directed by Rob Reiner, characters from the dashing Westley to the hilarious Inigo Montoya have made the movie unfailingly repeatable. Its sharp, quotable dialogue, such as "As you wish" and "Inconceivable!", has secured a place in the pop culture lexicon, so that its enchantment, unfailingly fresh and fulfilled, continues to win over new generations of viewers nearly four decades after the film's release.

7. Clueless (1995)

This is the teen comedy icon, loosely based on Jane Austen's Emma, which transformed the style of a high school movie. Alicia Silverstone sparkles as Cher Horowitz, the fashionista rich girl with a heart, who confronts that which transforms her relationships, crushes, and personal growth. With witty script lines and unforgettable catchphrases ("As if!"), it has become a cult fashion movie for the fabulous 90s style. Discussions lately about its influence on pop culture seem to keep it relevant for new audiences.

8. School of Rock (2003)

Electric is the performance of Jack Black as a wannabe rock star-turned-substitute teacher in the movie School of Rock. The film becomes instantly a crowd-pleaser with its killer rock soundtrack and infectious energy. The transformation of a group of small boys from being reserved into a confident band to winning several competitions is not only uplifting but also inspiring. The movie is directed by Richard Linklater and gives importance to the power of music in earning self-confidence and in bringing people together.

9. Singin' in the Rain (1952)

This is a classic Hollywood golden-age film that is a joyful celebration of music, dance, and the joy of storytelling. The famous rain-soaked scene of Gene Kelly in the title song is cinematic magic. It adds a bit of historical charm with its discussion on the silent film to talkies, but its vibrant musical numbers remain timeless. More than 70 years have passed, but Singin' in the Rain remains a film that makes one have an infectious optimism and artistry.

10. The Last Days of Disco (1998)

Against the fading backdrop of the disco era, Whit Stillman crafts this remarkable film. Sharp wit, compelling characters, and nostalgic music make this movie complete. Chloë Sevigny and Kate Beckinsale are adorable young women striving to get through the relationships, careers, and self-discoveries they have in late-70s Manhattan. The dialogue in the film is brilliant and engaging, giving some hilarious but insightful views about the transience of cultural tendencies. Recently rediscovered by younger audiences, The Last Days of Disco has gained a renewed appreciation for its quirky charm and unique perspective.

11. Sing Street (2016)

This musical drama of an Irish teen celebration is a very energetic and cheerful film that features music and survival. The director is John Carney, and this film is a story about Conor, a boy who forms a band to win the heart of a girl with a background in 1980s Dublin. Its original soundtrack, including "Drive It Like You Stole It," carries the spirit of the era, though it delivers heartfelt emotions. It is hugely relatable and inspiring because of the coming-of-age theme it contains while perfectly balancing humor with poignancy.

12. Shakespeare in Love (1998)

A whimsical combination of romance, comedy, and historical fiction, Shakespeare in Love imagines the young William Shakespeare finds his muse in Viola de Lesseps. The chemistry between Gwyneth Paltrow and Joseph Fiennes crackles with excitement, and a witty screenplay has added layers of humor and charm. Lush costumes and settings transport viewers into Elizabethan England and make the film even more of an enchanting experience. This film won numerous Academy Awards, including Best Picture, and will always be treasured as one of the all-time great classics.

13. Love Actually (2003)

A holiday favorite, Love Actually interweaves the storylines of multiple characters and their discoveries of all sorts of love. From Colin Firth's romantic sojourn to Portugal to the bittersweet heartbreak of the character Emma Thompson portrays, the film goes between joyful and poignant displays of humanity. Iconic because of scenes where Hugh Grant danced to "Jump (For My Love)," this film, which was directed by Richard Curtis, is celebrated both as a romantic comedy and a thought-provoking exploration of relationships that uplifts viewers with its themes that are now rife online debates.

14. Elf (2003)

Will Ferrell's character Buddy the Elf is a jovial, gleeful, full-of-holiday-cheer personality. The fish-out-of-water comedy tells the tale of Buddy heading from the North Pole to New York City, in search of his biological father, spreading the Christmas spirit across the way. Hilarious antics, touching moments, and remembered one-liners ("The best way to spread Christmas cheer is singing loud for all to hear!") make the movie a classic holiday staple. Two decades later, Elf continues to charm audiences of all ages by proving that it takes a little kindness and holiday magic to cheer up the heart.

15. Set It Up (2018)

This modern romantic comedy breathes fresh air into the genre with a relatable twist on matchmaking. Starring Zoey Deutch and Glen Powell as overworked assistants scheming to set up their bosses, Set It Up is full of humor, charm, and heart. The movie has become one of the top fan-favorites on Netflix, proving that the rom-coms are far from dead. It balances perfect comedic moments with full of romance action by sharp writing with its charismatic leads leaving that warm and euphoric feeling with its audience.

16. The Holiday (2006)

Nancy Meyers' lovely romantic comedy is a warm cinematic hug. The holiday premise of two women swapping homes for Christmas sounds delectably simple, and it's executed with some of the most idyllic settings in England and Los Angeles. Charming turns from Kate Winslet, Cameron Diaz, Jude Law, and Jack Black make a season out of The Holiday, which consistently taps into renewal and finding love in very unexpected places. Streaming platforms continue to introduce it to new audiences, solidifying its place as a beloved comfort film.

17. Scary Movie (2000)

This parody film, redefining comedy in the early 2000s, takes on the horror genre with outrageous gags and over-the-top humor. Scary Movie is a comedy of the early 2000s, featuring some hilarious performances from Anna Faris and Regina Hall. Its satire is razor-sharp despite the absurdity of the movie, poking fun at genre clichés in a way that is still relatable today. This is why its cult status persists with nostalgic re-visit views by film viewers who love laughing at its impact on newer parody movies.

18. Step Brothers (2008)

Will Ferrell and John C. Reilly do comedy gold in this over-the-top story of two under-matured stepbrothers who are forced to live together? Iconic one-liners, outrageous antics, and much more - Step Brothers is a cultural phenomenon. What has been surprising in this outrageous comedy is how touching the moments can be about family and friendship beneath its over-the-top humor. Popularity has been going up every year with memes and quotes flooding social media regularly. Perfect choice for a laugh-filled movie night.

19. Bad Moms (2016)

Bad Moms turns the script on motherhood's conventional portrayal, bringing to the fore riotous fun by moms ditching perfection. With Mila Kunis at the helm and Kristen Bell and Kathryn Hahn sharing the ride, this movie promises not just laugh-out-loud moments but the beauty of imperfection as well. So unforgettable is that related stress over PTA meetings and parenting woes that this becomes more than a comedy: it is a toast to every overstretched mom.