Movies like Lost in America (1985)
If you're looking for some great movies that are a lot like Lost in America, here is our list of similar films:
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    1. Little Miss Sunshine

    #1,217 most popular movie yesterday

    Little Miss Sunshine follows a dysfunctional family's road trip to a beauty pageant. The film's exploration of American dreams and family dynamics, all within the confines of a comedic journey, aligns well with the themes explored in Lost in America.

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    2. Sideways

    #1,601 most popular movie yesterday

    Sideways takes viewers on a road trip through California's wine country, pairing comedic misadventures with emotionally resonant moments. Like Lost in America, it explores themes of self-discovery and the search for meaning, making it a sure bet for fans of mid-life crisis narratives.

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    3. About Schmidt

    #3,348 most popular movie yesterday

    About Schmidt stars Jack Nicholson as a retiree who embarks on a road trip to his estranged daughter's wedding. The movie shares Lost in America's examination of mid-life disappointment and features a protagonist trying to find purpose, resonating with audiences who enjoy character-driven stories.

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    4. Flirting with Disaster

    #4,358 most popular movie yesterday

    Flirting with Disaster is a comedic journey that follows a man's quest to find his biological parents. Its humor and chaotic path of self-discovery echo the spirit of Lost in America, offering a similarly humorous take on identity and relationships.

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    5. The Weather Man

    #4,795 most popular movie yesterday

    In The Weather Man, Nicolas Cage plays a Chicago weatherman struggling with personal and professional problems. The film offers a blend of dark comedy and drama akin to Lost in America, showcasing a protagonist's humorous yet poignant quest for fulfillment.

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    6. Greenberg

    #5,552 most popular movie yesterday

    Greenberg focuses on a New Yorker who moves to Los Angeles to house-sit for his brother and examine his life. The film's introspective tone and focus on personal crisis make it an insightful companion piece to Lost in America.