Gone Girl (2014)

On the occasion of their 5th wedding anniversary, Nick Dunne discovered that his wife – a famous writer – was missing.

Director David Fincher’s dramatic work with an excellent female character is not only loved by married women but also by smart, practical, thoughtful girls who like to dominate or win.

Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind (2004)

After encountering many disagreements in life, lovers Joel Barish and Clementine Kruczynski decided to erase the memories of each other, only to find they could not live without each other and found every way to retain the image of their loved one.

Women who are fascinated by this Oscar-winning love movie `Best Original Screenplay` can find something in common with the female protagonist in her modern, unconventional, rebellious features, always demanding to be renewed in her work.

When Harry Met Sally (1989)

The story of the film revolves around two characters with different personalities who gradually become close friends, then suddenly they are faced with the question: `Can best friends become lovers`?

Many women who like classic romantic movies feel sympathy for the movie’s female protagonist.

Frozen (2013)

Based on the fairy tale The Snow Queen by Danish writer Hans Christian Andersen, Frozen tells the story of a brave young princess Anna’s journey to find her sister who is trapped in the icy kingdom above.

Women who are emotional and believe in family values ​​may find themselves as one of Frozen’s two characters.

Amelie (2001)

The film tells the story of Amélie – a dreamy and shy girl living in the Montmartre suburb of Paris, France.

Female audiences who sympathize with the main character in the French work directed by Amélie Pouland are considered sophisticated, pure and altruistic.

Pride & Prejudice (2005)

Adapted from the novel by writer Jane Austen, the work tells about the love between a proud girl from a middle-class family and an English aristocrat in the 17th century.

The female audience fascinated by this work is a person with an elegant soul, loves classic lyrical prose, dreams of setting foot on European grasslands filled with morning dew, and loves to venture into the mountains.

Out of Africa (1985)

Based on a true story, the film tells the story of Karen Blixen – a modern-day countess who moved from England to Africa to live on a coffee plantation with her cold husband, then fell in love with a gentle and wild hunter.

Female audiences admire the main character played by Meryl Streep, who has a strong character, a lot of will to live, dares to take risks and dares to accept the consequences of her recklessness, and always overcomes all waves.

Breakfast at Tiffany’s (1961)

Women who love Breakfast at Tiffany’s often love The Devil Wears Prada, Pretty Woman or Letters to Juliet.

The Sound of Music (1965)

This wonderful musical is dedicated to beautiful people who love music in particular, have an artistic soul, love nature, and are rich in compassion in general.

Miss Congeniality (2000)

The film, titled Miss FBI in Vietnamese, is about an undercover agent who has to impersonate a beauty pageant contestant to prevent a terrorist group from bombing the event.

The action comedy creates sympathy for beautiful people who find themselves acting clumsily at times, but always winning at the end of the journey thanks to their hidden intelligence.

Black Swan (2010)

Black Swan directed by Darren Aronofsky is about a promising dancer who must search for the dark nature in her own soul, to help her embody two roles at the same time – the holy White Swan and the despicable Black Swan.

Girls who love this psychology movie are often persistent, motivated, sometimes stuck with their own principles, but willing to take risks and never give up.

Kill Bill (2003)

Female viewers who find themselves in common with Kill Bill’s female lead may be judged as `lacking softness or femininity`, but are very strong, courageous people, even supporting their other half.