Movies like Enough Said

This Nancy Meyers film starring Meryl Streep, Alec Baldwin, and Steve Martin is about complexity and hilarity in mature relationships. It's Complicated shares Enough Said's humorous and poignant take on the entanglements of love and the perspectives of characters beyond the usual romantic comedy age bracket.

Sideways takes viewers on a journey through California's wine country and follows two friends facing midlife crises. The film's exploration of friendship, personal aspirations, and complex emotions aligns well with the themes in Enough Said, appealing to audiences who enjoy character-driven narratives.

Set in Brooklyn in the 1980s, The Squid and the Whale portrays the impact of a couple's separation on their two sons. With its sharp writing and strong performances, it offers a candid look at family dynamics and personal growth, akin to the honest and humorous portrayal of relationships in Enough Said.

Merging two true stories, Julie & Julia follows a young woman who decides to embark on a year-long quest to cook all the recipes in Julia Child’s first book. Fans of Enough Said will find a similar blend of humor, charming characters, and life-changing endeavors, framed by the delightful performance of Meryl Streep.

Exploring the dynamics of an unconventional family, The Kids Are All Right is a heartfelt dramedy about love, parenthood, and acceptance. The movie echoes Enough Said in its exploration of midlife relationships and the challenges they face, resonating with audiences who appreciate mature, character-focused storytelling.

Starring Steve Carell as a widower who finds love in an unexpected place, Dan in Real Life showcases the awkward and often humorous circumstances that accompany new affection later in life. Its tender storytelling and honest humor share common ground with Enough Said's insightful look at adult relationships.

This film examines the friendships and financial disparities between four women living in Los Angeles. Like Enough Said, Friends with Money showcases characters in midlife as they navigate love and friendships, with a mix of comedy and drama that echoes the tonal balance of Enough Said.