Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Whatever Works List

• Annie Hall - Both films feature neurotic characters navigating love and relationships in a comedic way.
• Manhattan - Explores romantic entanglements and existential musings, similar to Woody Allen's style.
• Husbands and Wives - Focuses on couples and their complex relationships, reminiscent of Whatever Works.
• The 40-Year-Old Virgin - Mixes humor with the trials of love and dating.
• As Good as It Gets - Features an unconventional protagonist dealing with love and social interactions.
• To Rome with Love - Another Woody Allen film that intertwines various romantic stories.
• Sideways - Centers on friendship and relationships with a humorous undertone.
• About Schmidt - Follows a retired man reflecting on life and relationships, similar in tone.
• Happy Go Lucky - Features quirky characters and a light-hearted take on life.
• A Serious Man - Explores existential questions with dark humor, akin to Whatever Works.
• Lost in Translation - Focuses on unconventional relationships in a unique setting.
• The Lobster - A surreal take on love and dating with a comedic twist.
• The Royal Tenenbaums - Portrays eccentric characters and dysfunctional family dynamics.
• Little Miss Sunshine - Family dynamics and quirky characters woven into a road trip narrative.
• When Harry Met Sally... - Explores romantic relationships with wit and humor.
• The Squid and the Whale - Delves into family relationships and personal growth amidst humor.
• Frances Ha - Follows an aspiring artist dealing with life's absurdities and relationships.
• Crazy, Stupid, Love. - Offers a comedic exploration of love and relationships.
• The Art of Self-Defense - Dark humor with themes of identity and social interaction.
• The Big Sick - A romantic comedy based on real events with cultural challenges.
• Julie & Julia - Explores lives and relationships through shared passions.
• Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind - Examines love, memory, and identity in a unique narrative style.
• Birdman - Features existential themes with a blend of drama and humor.
• Summer Hours - Explores family dynamics and life reflections
• A Walk in the Woods - Combines humor with themes of friendship and life’s journey.
• Silver Linings Playbook - Blends romance and mental health issues with humor.
• The Intern - Funny take on generational differences and relationships.
• Paterson - Slice-of-life film exploring the beauty of everyday routines.
• The 19th Wife - Explores relationships within a unique cultural context.
• Me and Earl and the Dying Girl - Explores friendship and emotional depth with a comedic touch.
• The Way Way Back - Coming-of-age story with humor and complex relationships.
• Beginners - Focuses on life choices, relationships, and self-discovery.
• The Time Traveler's Wife - Explores love across unconventional circumstances.
• The New Guy - Youthful romance with comedic drama and quirky characters.
• Lost for Life - Brings humor and depth to the topic of relationships and family.
• Reality Bites - Explores love and friendships in a generation's cultural context.
• French Twist - A romantic comedy that tackles relationships and identity.
• Chocolat - Blends romance and personal discovery in a charming setting.
• The Guilt Trip - Focuses on family dynamics and humorous interactions.
• The Goodbye Girl - Romantic comedy involving quirky characters and relationships.
• Wonder Boys - Explores the complexities of creativity and relationships.
• The Good Girl - Examines the complexities of relationships in a comical manner.