Movies like Cocktail

Starring Tom Cruise, 'Top Gun' is an action-packed drama centered around the competitive world of naval aviation. Much like 'Cocktail,' audiences are treated to Cruise's charismatic performance and a story that combines romance with the thrills of an adrenaline-fueled profession.

Another Tom Cruise classic, 'Jerry Maguire' combines the worlds of sports and romance. It focuses on the personal and professional struggles faced by a sports agent, echoing the ambitious career and personal drives seen in 'Cocktail.'

This romantic comedy about a businessman and a prostitute who develop an unlikely relationship is propelled by its charismatic leads, much like 'Cocktail.' Their chemistry provides the backbone for a fairy-tale romance set against a backdrop of wealth and class distinctions.

Set in the '60s and full of evocative dance numbers, 'Dirty Dancing' tells a coming-of-age love story that tempts viewers with its blend of drama, music, and dance - much like 'Cocktail' captures its audience with the art of bartending and its underlying romance.

Like 'Cocktail,' 'Footloose' is a product of the '80s that features a young protagonist fighting against the status quo while pursuing their passion. Its energetic soundtrack, dance sequences, and themes of rebellion make it a cultural touchstone for fans of the era.

Sharing a kindred spirit with 'Cocktail,' 'Flashdance' is the story of a young woman's dream to become a professional dancer. It's a classic tale of aspiration and romance set to a memorable soundtrack that defined a decade.

Tom Cruise stars as a high school student who turns his parents' house into a brothel in this coming-of-age story. The film combines humor, drama, and romance, capturing the youthful energy and the entrepreneurial spirit that 'Cocktail' emulates.

Revisiting the character of 'Fast' Eddie Felson, Paul Newman teams up with Tom Cruise in this tale of mentorship, hustling, and the art of playing pool. With its blend of drama, character depth, and the classic Cruise charm, 'The Color of Money' echoes themes of ambition and success similar to 'Cocktail.'