Seems Like Old Times

The mix of romance, comedy, and adventure in 'Romancing the Stone' will appeal to those who love the genre-bending aspects of 'Seems Like Old Times'. Kathleen Turner and Michael Douglas' trek through the jungle is as chaotic and funny as the hijinks in 'Seems Like Old Times'.

In 'Tootsie', Dustin Hoffman's character finds himself entangled in romantic mishaps and identity crises, much like the characters in 'Seems Like Old Times'. The light-hearted approach to complicated situations and relationship dynamics makes 'Tootsie' a great follow-up for fans.

With Goldie Hawn leading 'Private Benjamin' as the star, this comedy about a pampered woman's accidental enlistment in the military showcases the charm and humor that also captivates audiences in 'Seems Like Old Times'. Hawn's performance is a draw for those who enjoyed her role alongside Chevy Chase.

Similar to 'Seems Like Old Times', 'What's Up, Doc?' combines romance with screwball comedy elements. Both movies deliver quick-witted dialogue and a series of comical misunderstandings, as well as a delightful on-screen couple in Barbra Streisand and Ryan O'Neal.

Those who enjoy the humorous romantic entanglements of 'Seems Like Old Times' will find 'Arthur' to be a delight, with Dudley Moore's charmingly inebriated billionaire character stumbling through love and life's challenges in a similarly humorous vein.