Movies like Couples Retreat

Featuring an ensemble cast including Adam Sandler, Grown Ups tells the story of a group of childhood friends who reunite as adults during a Fourth of July weekend. Although it focuses more on friendship than romantic relationships, its humorous take on middle-aged life and relationship dynamics might resonate with fans of Couples Retreat.

In Just Go with It, a plastic surgeon convinces his assistant to pose as his soon-to-be-divorced wife, leading to a series of comedic and romantic escapades. As in Couples Retreat, the movie involves picturesque resort settings and themes of romance and deception, which could resonate with its fans.

The Holiday, a film about two women who swap homes for the holidays to escape their relationship issues, offers a similar romantic comedy vibe as Couples Retreat. The charming leads and the quest for love and happiness in exotic locations will likely appeal to the same audience.

Wanderlust follows a couple who discovers a commune where money, careers, and clothing are optional. This film delves into explorations of relationship norms and alternative lifestyles with a comedic twist that should resonate with fans of the humor and relationship themes in Couples Retreat.

Forgetting Sarah Marshall, a film about a man who takes a Hawaiian vacation after a breakup only to find his ex staying at the same resort, combines humor with heartbreak in a setting fit for a retreat. Its blend of romantic difficulties and comedy aligns well with Couples Retreat's themes.

Starring Jennifer Aniston and Vince Vaughn, The Break-Up features a couple who decide to split but must continue to share their condominium. The mix of romantic elements with comedic struggles makes it a strong companion piece for audiences who appreciated the tone of Couples Retreat.

Date Night stars Tina Fey and Steve Carell as a couple whose routine date night becomes an extraordinary adventure. Its combination of comedy, action, and marital dynamics might strike a chord with moviegoers who enjoyed Couples Retreat.

Directed by Tyler Perry, Why Did I Get Married? tackles themes of love, relationships, and marriage challenges, much like Couples Retreat. It's centered around a group of couples who go on a retreat to improve their marriages, offering a blend of comedy and drama that fans of Couples Retreat might find appealing.