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"Remember that slow-mo scene in Bridesmaids where they&amp;#39;re boarding the plane?\nPinterestFacebookI bet, the first time you saw it, that you felt as I did: Ohhhh, man! Off to Vegas! Here. WE. GO. But one in-air, sob-inducing-funny Kristen Wiig scene later, we were grounded. And disabused of the notion that Bridesmaids was going to turn out to be a trip movie.\nNot that our instincts were far off. Back when the movie came out, I wrote a story about it and learned from Annie Mumolo and Paul Feig that an entire Sin City-set chunk of the Bridesmaids script was deep-sixed because of Hangover similarities. There were, originally, going to be vacay antics aplenty. Most likely because Mumolo and Wiig knew what we all do: There are few setups better suited to comedy and character growth than a vacation.\nWhich is why these trip-centric films are a must-see for every woman--and I&amp;#39;m betting if you haven&amp;#39;t already stamped your movie-consumer passport with all seven of these titles, you&amp;#39;ve come close. Lucky for you, the weekend is here, the weather is rudely frigid, and these flicks will hold you over till your next girls&amp;#39; getaway. (Whether the out-today, dark Spring Breakers will join this list of classics remains to be seen.)\nPinterestFacebookThe movie: Away We GoThat moment: I won&amp;#39;t spoil it for whomever hasn&amp;#39;t seen it yet, because it&amp;#39;s the very end--but those of you have know the sense of teary peace you got when Maya Rudolph and John Krasinski make their final road-trip stop.\nWhat makes it a must-see: Most road-trip movies are about high jinks and BFF scrapes--but this one is all about a couple learning more about each other and where, as a pair, they fit into the world, both emotionally and geographically.\nPinterestFacebookThe movie: The Sweetest Thing\nThat moment: For all its grossness, I adore the park-bathroom scene and its consequent soaked-clothes rendition of &amp;quot;If You Like Pina Coladas.&amp;quot;\nWhat makes it a must-see: Though only part of Sweetest is about a long drive, that whole sequence serves as a lesson in staying positive when things go wrong, which is 50 percent difficult with a buddy along for the ride.\nPinterestFacebookThe movie: Dirty Dancing\nThat moment: Um... EVERYTHING?\nWhat makes it a must-see: When it comes to &amp;quot;the vacation that changed it all&amp;quot; stories, Dirty&amp;#39;s simply in a class of its own.\nPinterestFacebookThe movie: Beaches\nThat moment: When (sniff) Bette Midler brings Barbara Hershey home (sob) to the beach.\nWhat makes it a must-see: Beaches isn&amp;#39;t a linear journey--it&amp;#39;s more about getaway memories than actually getting away. But no vacation memories are stronger than the ones you have from being a kid, and I&amp;#39;ve always loved the way this movie shows how boardwalk-kid times impacted the characters&amp;#39; grown-woman selves.\nPinterestFacebookThe movie: Little Miss Sunshine\nThat moment: It&amp;#39;s a toss-up between chasing the van, stealing Grandpa&amp;#39;s body, and group-grooving at the competition.\nWhat makes it a must-see: The reminder that having a handful of people in your life who would help you chase a crazy dream across the country (despite financial difficulties, emotional problems, and a bad transmission) is the definition of being lucky.\nPinterestFacebookThe movie: Spring Breakdown\nThat moment: Amy Poehler&amp;#39;s thirtysomething dorky dog trainer being adopted by superpopular college blonds including, yes, Kristin Cavallari.\nWhat makes it a must-see: This movie is so underrated, especially since it&amp;#39;s maybe the best one I&amp;#39;ve ever seen about girlfriends road-testing new identities--and being able to forgive each other for all the lame posing afterward.\nPinterestFacebookThe movie: Vicky Cristina Barcelona\nThat moment: When Scarlett, having grown fully comfy shacking up with Javier, meets Penelope for the first time. Oh my God. Just watch it again, it&amp;#39;s so great.\nWhat makes it a must-see: You feel like you&amp;#39;ve gone across the ocean and decided to make a high-stakes decision to act like a different person--without any of the real-life consequences.\nWhat&amp;#39;s your favorite girl-trip movie?\nPhoto: IMDB"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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