The Back-Up Plan (2010)

The film leans left by positively portraying and normalizing a woman's choice to pursue artificial insemination and single motherhood, aligning with progressive values of reproductive autonomy and diverse family structures, despite ultimately resolving into a traditional two-parent family unit.

The movie features a diverse lead actress and supporting cast, contributing to visible representation in a mainstream romantic comedy. The narrative, however, adheres to traditional romantic comedy tropes without explicitly critiquing traditional identities or centering DEI themes.