Movies like Restoration

Set in the world of 18th-century classical music, Amadeus presents the rivalry between composers Mozart and Salieri. The film's lavish production design and its exploration of genius and envy in a historical context resonate well with the themes found in Restoration.

Although set later in history in the sumptuous world of 1870s New York, The Age of Innocence features societal norms and constricting personal relationships reminiscent of Restoration, directed by Martin Scorsese and known for its exquisite attention to detail and character-driven story.

Shakespeare in Love takes audiences to Elizabethan England and imagines the romantic life of playwright William Shakespeare. Its balance of historical drama with a love story parallels with Restoration's own blend of personal relationships and historical settings.

Elizabeth provides a captivating look at the early reign of Queen Elizabeth I, dealing with the intrigue and challenges she faces in her ascent to power. The political and personal drama are akin to the atmosphere in Restoration, all set against a sumptuously produced period backdrop.

Fans of Restoration's look at aristocratic life and its complicated politics may find The Duchess appealing. The film tells the story of Georgiana Cavendish, an influential aristocrat who must navigate the complexities of 18th-century English society.

Dangerous Liaisons offers a seductive glance into the scheming world of the French aristocracy, much like Restoration's exploration of the English elite. With its elaborate costumes and intricate plot of romance and betrayal, fans of Restoration's period drama aspects will find much to enjoy.

This film, like Restoration, is a rich portrayal of British royalty, focusing on the true story of King George III's deteriorating mental health. Admirers of Restoration's historical backdrop and stellar performances will appreciate the similarly strong cast and narrative in The Madness of King George.

Exploring the life of the notorious Marquis de Sade, Quills dives into issues of censorship, creativity, and the macabre much like Restoration touches on themes of art and debauchery in its historical context.