Movies like Peggy Sue Got Married

The quintessential time-travel adventure, Back to the Future takes viewers on a thrilling journey as teenager Marty McFly accidentally travels back to the 1950s and must ensure his parents fall in love to secure his own existence. Fans of Peggy Sue Got Married's time-bending narrative and '80s charm will feel right at home.

The Family Man presents a glimpse into an alternate life for a high-flying businessman when he wakes up in a life that could have been his. This thought-provoking and warm-hearted tale echoes Peggy Sue Got Married's exploration of the 'what-if' scenario in one's life.

Big stars Tom Hanks as a young boy who wishes to be an adult, only to wake up and discover his wish has come true. This charming, wish-fulfillment fantasy echoes the nostalgic journey and second-chance themes evocative of Peggy Sue Got Married.

Groundhog Day spins the time-loop concept into a comedic masterpiece. Bill Murray shines as a weatherman stuck reliving the same day, providing a blend of humor, romance, and self-discovery that will resonate with fans of Peggy Sue Got Married's time-travel and life reevaluation themes.

In Freaky Friday, a mother and daughter experience a body swap that leads to hilarious and heartfelt complications. The movie's exploration of what it means to walk in someone else's shoes shares the comical and touching spirit found in Peggy Sue Got Married.

13 Going on 30 provides a magical twist on the coming-of-age story with a similar blend of humor and heart. After a birthday wish goes awry, a young girl finds herself in the body of her 30-year-old self, offering laughs and nostalgic moments for those who enjoyed Peggy Sue's trip down memory lane.

17 Again turns the tables on the age-changing genre by having a man in his thirties magically transform back to his 17-year-old self. Fans of the comedic and reflective elements of Peggy Sue Got Married will appreciate this film's exploration of second chances and the opportunity to relive one's youth.

Pleasantville cleverly weaves together a story about two siblings transported into a black-and-white television show, exploring the impact of change on a timeless, idyllic world. Those who enjoy the blend of fantasy and societal commentary in Peggy Sue Got Married will find similar delight in this film.