Every now and then, you just want to cuddle up with your sweetie and take in a nice, romantic gangster flick. With handsome fellas like Leonardo DiCaprio, Matt Damon, Mark Wahlberg, and, um, Jack Nicholson, and sultry ladies like Vera Farmiga, plus crime, violence, and gangster drama, The Departed has all the makings of an unconventional date flick.

So, you took your date to see Jackass: Number Two last weekend. If you're spending this weekend trying a different approach with the more intellectually-friendly flick, A Guide to Recognizing Your Saints, you'd better be able to make some intelligent remarks.

If you're taking your date to see Johnny Knoxville's latest flick, your companion is either totally awesome or you're totally out of your mind. Assuming the former is true, we'd like to provide you with some extra bits of information to discuss after the date. You know, for after you finish stapling the ticket stubs to your ass.

We're not sure if The Last Kiss is really a date flick, given its themes of infidelity and breakdowns: In Zach Braff's latest film, almost-30-year-old Michael (Braff) finds out his long-time girlfriend Jenna (Jacinda Barrett) is ten weeks pregnant and begins to flirt with another, younger girl, Kim (Rachel Bilson).

The Internet sensation Snakes on a Plane is finally in theaters, so grab your date, ready your finest cynical banter, and take flight to the nearest multiplex!

Sure, this is a movie about an irresistible attraction between two former lovers who are already involved with other people, but that shouldn't stop you from bringing a date to Conversations with Other Women. The indie flick (done entirely in split screen) takes place at a wedding where a man and a woman who were once involved romantically rekindle the flame for one night.