Movies like Love Don't Co$t a Thing

A modern retelling of Shakespeare's 'The Taming of the Shrew,' 10 Things I Hate About You offers a blend of humor, romance, and teen angst. Its clever dialogue and charismatic cast make it a standout film that will resonate with those who enjoy the mixture of comedy and love in Love Don't Co$t a Thing.

This modern twist on the Cinderella fairy tale set in a high school context, starring Hilary Duff, includes themes of identity, transformation, and the power of true affection, similar to the narrative of Love Don't Co$t a Thing.

This 90s rom-com classic revolves around a high school jock who accepts a bet to turn an unattractive girl into the school's prom queen. She's All That hits the same notes of teenage transformation and the high school popularity dynamics that are central to Love Don't Co$t a Thing.

Easy A tells the story of a high school student who lies about losing her virginity and the wide-ranging consequences that follow. This smart, witty comedy deals with themes of rumor-mongering and reputation in high school, akin to the social status themes in Love Don't Co$t a Thing.

Starring Drew Barrymore, this romantic comedy features a newspaper reporter who goes undercover at a high school, reliving her not-so-glorious days and seeking a second chance at love. Fans of Love Don't Co$t a Thing might find the themes of redemption and the high school social scene compelling.

The film stands for 'Designated Ugly Fat Friend' and explores high school social hierarchies and the quest for self-acceptance. Like Love Don't Co$t a Thing, The DUFF deals with themes of transformation and challenging stereotypes in a high school setting.

A quintessential 80s teen rom-com, Can't Buy Me Love shares its core premise with Love Don't Co$t a Thing, as it follows a nerdy teenager who pays a popular cheerleader to pretend to be his girlfriend to climb the social ladder. The film, which Love Don't Co$t a Thing is a modern adaptation of, is a classic in its own right and a must-watch for fans of the genre.

Drive Me Crazy features two neighboring teens who pretend to date to make their respective exes jealous, but inevitably start developing feelings for each other. Its take on the fake dating trope and teen relationship dynamics will appeal to those who liked Love Don't Co$t a Thing.