Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to What a Way to Go! List

• The Best of Everything - Both feature strong female leads navigating life and relationships in a comedic manner.
• The Graduate - Both explore themes of disillusionment and the complexities of romantic relationships.
• Funny Face - A blend of romance, comedy, and iconic Parisian settings reminiscent of the humor in What a Way to Go!
• Irma la Douce - Features a mix of romance and comedy with a quirky storyline and unique characters.
• Blondie - Similar humorous tone with a focus on everyday life situations and relationships.
• Born Yesterday - Comedic take on romance and social commentary, similar to the themes in What a Way to Go!
• The Seven Year Itch - Features romantic escapades and humor that parallels the comedic elements of What a Way to Go!
• That Touch of Mink - Romantic comedy with a female lead navigating love and money.
• The Odd Couple - Both have a humorous outlook on relationships and mismatched characters.
• It Started in Naples - Romantic comedy featuring stunning scenery and characters dealing with love and complexities.
• The Apartment - Dark humor surrounding relationships and ambition echoes the stylings of What a Way to Go!
• Anatomy of a Murder - Combines drama and moments of dark humor similar to the storytelling in What a Way to Go!
• The Men - Explores themes of love and male-female dynamics in a quirky manner.
• My Fair Lady - A blend of romance and comedic elements set against an enriching storyline.
• Murder, He Says - Dark comedy involving crime and misunderstandings aligns with the comedic aspect of What a Way to Go!
• The Thin Man - Detective comedy featuring a witty couple, reminiscent of the mix of romance and humor.
• The Trouble with Angels - A comedic take on life experiences, particularly in a female-centric story.
• Charade - Features romance intertwined with mystery and humor.
• Yours, Mine and Ours - Family dynamics and comedy are central themes similar to What a Way to Go!
• Gigi - Romantic musical that explores love and relationships in a charming way.
• To Catch a Thief - Blends romance and comedy within a glamorous setting, similar to What a Way to Go!
• Come September - Romantic comedy with light-hearted moments and relationship themes.
• The Court Jester - Classic comedy with witty dialogue and unique characters echoing the comedic vibe.
• The Parent Trap - Family-oriented comedy highlighting love and mischief.
• The Lady Eve - Romantic comedy featuring con artist elements, charming and witty interactions.
• Gentlemen Prefer Blondes - Musical comedy that layers romance and female empowerment.
• How to Marry a Millionaire - Romantic comedy about female opportunism and wealth, similar to thematic elements.
• Sex and the Single Girl - Comedic exploration of romance and societal expectations echoes central themes.
• Bye Bye Birdie - Musical comedy that deals with fame, romance, and youthful ambition.
• Barefoot in the Park - Explores romantic relationships with humor and charm.
• The Wedding Singer - A romantic comedy set against a backdrop of music and humor, echoing lighter themes.
• Death Becomes Her - Dark comedy that plays with themes of immortality and relationships.
• The Royal Tenenbaums - Features quirky characters and humor in familial relationships.
• Legally Blonde - An empowering comedy that blends humor with themes of self-discovery.
• Bridget Jones's Diary - Romantic comedy focusing on personal struggles and humor, similar to What a Way to Go!
• The Full Monty - Humorous look at masculinity and challenges, paralleling some of the social themes.
• Muriel's Wedding - Explores friendships and love with quirky humor and heartfelt moments.
• The Intouchables - A heartwarming comedy-drama that highlights friendships and life changes.
• Wild Target - A blend of romantic comedy and crime, showcasing quirky character dynamics.
• Crazy, Stupid, Love. - Intertwining humorous stories about relationships and love similar to What a Way to Go!
• The Lobster - Dark comedy exploring romance and societal pressures with a unique perspective.
• The 40-Year-Old Virgin - Romantic comedy that focuses on love and personal growth with humor and heart.