Movies like I Want You Back

Crazy, Stupid, Love. offers a multi-faceted look at love through various interconnected stories. It weaves humor and emotion to tackle issues of heartbreak and starting over, hitting similar notes to I Want You Back with its charming and relatable characters.

Forgetting Sarah Marshall centers on a heartbroken man who heads to Hawaii to heal after a tough break-up, only to run into his ex and her new partner. It shares the theme of dealing with past relationships and finding oneself, all packed with humor and touching moments akin to I Want You Back.

Like I Want You Back, He's Just Not That Into You explores the misinterpretations and misunderstandings of the dating world through various interconnected characters. This ensemble piece similarly combines humor with the sobering truths about love and relationships.

Exploiting the same mix of comedy and drama, The Break-Up trails the tumultuous post-breakup shenanigans of a once-live-in couple. The film offers a bitter-sweet exploration of relationships and the rocky road to letting go, much like what audiences appreciated in I Want You Back.

Friends with Benefits features two friends who decide to embark on a physical relationship with no emotional strings attached. The lighthearted take on modern love and friendship ties in with the thematics of I Want You Back, focusing on the complexity of keeping things 'simple' in romance.

The ensemble rom-com How to Be Single shows a group of friends navigating love and life in New York City. Like I Want You Back, it delves into the complexities of relationships and the joys and pains of being single.

Taking on a similar theme of coping with a recent break-up, Someone Great follows a woman who seeks out adventure in New York with her best friends before moving across the country for her dream job. The film resonates with the humor, heartache, and the power of friendship portrayed in I Want You Back.

Following a woman on a quest to revisit her past relationships in hopes of finding 'the one', What's Your Number? encompasses a blend of romantic mishaps and comedic elements. It aligns with the upbeat tempo and romantic quests at the heart of I Want You Back.