Movies like A Guy Thing

The Proposal offers a twist on relationship dynamics, with Sandra Bullock and Ryan Reynolds in a comedic tale about a boss and assistant faking an engagement. Its engaging leads and the romantic comedy vibe make this film another enjoyable choice for those charmed by the themes in A Guy Thing.

Meet the Parents puts a different twist on pre-marital jitters, featuring Ben Stiller trying to impress his girlfriend's intimidating father, played by Robert De Niro. Its humor and focus on family dynamics in the face of impending marriage align well with the comedic situations in A Guy Thing.

The Heartbreak Kid stars Ben Stiller in a situation not too dissimilar to A Guy Thing, where the protagonist finds himself questioning his recent marriage while on his honeymoon. This comedy explores themes of love and commitment with a humorous twist, making it a perfect follow-up for fans of wedding-related humor.

Saving Silverman is a comedy that centers around a guy whose friends try to save him from marrying the wrong woman. It features a similar blend of romance and comic hijinks as A Guy Thing, with a plot engaging enough for those who enjoy light-hearted, buddy-centric storylines.

Starring Jennifer Lopez and Matthew McConaughey, The Wedding Planner is a romantic comedy about a professional wedding planner who breaks the cardinal rule of not falling for the groom. With its wedding theme and comedic elements, it echoes the light-hearted charm found in A Guy Thing.

Just Married features Ashton Kutcher and Brittany Murphy as a newlywed couple whose honeymoon is fraught with disasters. It shares the chaotic spirit and relationship humor that also makes A Guy Thing an entertaining watch.

The Five-Year Engagement, with Jason Segel and Emily Blunt, is about an engaged couple whose journey to the altar is continuously delayed. Like A Guy Thing, it navigates the intricacies of relationship commitment with a comedic lens, appealing to fans of the genre.

The Bachelor, which stars Chris O'Donnell and Renée Zellweger, revolves around a man who must marry by 6 p.m. to inherit a fortune. This film combines the rush to the altar with comedic scenarios similar to those found in A Guy Thing, striking a chord with viewers who appreciate a good wedding scramble.