Movies like Scenes from a Mall

Crazy, Stupid, Love. features an all-star cast and weaves multiple storylines to explore the trials and tribulations of love and relationships. Much like Scenes from a Mall, it offers humor alongside poignant emotional beats, making for a well-rounded film that delves into the peaks and valleys of modern relationships.

Although a more serious take on the subject matter, Kramer vs. Kramer shares the theme of a crumbling marriage with Scenes from a Mall. This Oscar-winning drama provides an insightful look into the emotional and legal struggles of divorce and custody, offering a deeply affecting experience for viewers interested in the nuances of marriage and family.

This Is 40 continues the tradition of exploring the intricacies of marriage, much like Scenes from a Mall. Directed by Judd Apatow, the film digs into the challenges and humorous situations that arise when a couple reaches midlife, providing a modern take on the genre that still resonates with audiences who enjoy marital comedies.

Though more dramatic in tone, Marriage Story pulls the curtain back on the complexities of a dissolving marriage and the family dynamics involved. Similar to Scenes from a Mall, the movie presents a deep dive into the emotional landscape of relationships tested by time and change.

It's Complicated stars Meryl Streep, Alec Baldwin, and Steve Martin in a romantic comedy about a divorced couple entering into an affair with each other. The film's witty dialogue and mature perspective on post-marital relationships will resonate with those who appreciate the adult-centered humor of Scenes from a Mall.

Starring Jennifer Aniston and Vince Vaughn, The Break-Up details the unraveling of a relationship and the subsequent struggle for power and possessions. The film's blend of comedy and drama, as well as its honest look at the end of a partnership, will appeal to fans of Scenes from a Mall's snappy dialogue and relationship dynamics.

This biting dark comedy showcases a couple in a spiraling matrimonial conflict, mirroring the premise of Scenes from a Mall with its focus on marital discord. The War of the Roses, directed by Danny DeVito, presents a compelling spectacle of a marriage falling apart, offering both humor and tension that fans of Scenes from a Mall can appreciate.

Directed by Woody Allen, Husbands and Wives is an intimate portrait of two couples facing the upheaval of their relationships. Like Scenes from a Mall, the movie offers a candid and often humorous look at the complexities of marriage and the impact of infidelity, all wrapped in a sophisticated, dialogue-driven story.