Movies like Late for Dinner

The Family Man presents a glimpse into an alternate suburban life for a high-flying executive, reminiscent of the existential themes and 'what-if' scenarios that drive the plot in Late for Dinner. The film's warm-hearted message makes it a suitable follow-up for fans of heartfelt dramas.

Awakenings features patients who are given a new lease on life when a new drug reawakens them from a catatonic state, drawing parallels to the revival of characters in Late for Dinner. The movie's depth in exploring the human condition and relationships will appeal to similar audiences.

Big features Tom Hanks as a boy who magically transforms into an adult overnight, challenging him to adapt to a new time in his life, just as the protagonists of Late for Dinner face when they awake from their cryogenic state. Big combines humor with a touching story of growth and love.

Much like the protagonists in Late for Dinner, 13 Going on 30's lead character undergoes a dramatic shift in time, waking up to find herself transformed from a teenager into an adult. This endearing romantic comedy deals with themes of love and second chances.

In Pleasantville, two siblings are transported into the black-and-white world of a 1950s TV show, where they witness and inspire change. Fans of the time displacement in Late for Dinner will appreciate the exploration of how the past and present collide.

Peggy Sue Got Married sees Kathleen Turner's character travel back in time to her high school years, offering another take on the interplay between time and relationships. Fans of Late for Dinner's nostalgic elements will appreciate the blend of romance and time-travel fantasy.

Just like Late for Dinner, Forever Young explores themes of love and time as Mel Gibson's character undergoes cryogenic sleep and awakens years later. This romantic drama would resonate with those who enjoyed the heartwarming quest of the characters in Late for Dinner to reunite with lost loved ones.

Regarding Henry, starring Harrison Ford, is about a man who must rediscover his life after a shooting leaves him with amnesia. The film delves into the themes of rediscovery and the value of relationships that are also central to Late for Dinner.