Movies like Stateside

Set against the backdrop of World War II and its aftermath, The Notebook is a sweeping romance that delves into the depths of a lifelong love. Audiences who enjoyed Stateside's exploration of a deep and complicated romance might be drawn to this epic tale of love and memory.

Pearl Harbor is a historical drama set during the infamous 1941 attack, blending romance and war. Fans of Stateside looking for a mix of action and love story within the context of military history will likely be drawn to the dramatic reimagining of this pivotal moment in American history.

G.I. Jane tells the story of the first woman to undergo Navy SEAL training, tackling themes of perseverance and breaking barriers. Those captivated by Stateside's military themes and romantic elements might appreciate this film's gritty look at military life and personal determination.

A heartwarming tale of love and transformation, A Walk to Remember follows the romance between a rebellious teenager and a reverend's daughter who reveals she has leukemia. Like Stateside, this film deals with themes of unexpected love and personal growth against the odds.

An Officer and a Gentleman is a classic romantic drama featuring a young man's journey through Navy flight school where he finds love. Like Stateside, the film combines military life with a compelling love story, creating a narrative of personal growth and emotional resilience.

The Last Song, starring Miley Cyrus and Liam Hemsworth, is a coming-of-age drama centered around family reconciliation and first love. It shares with Stateside a focus on young love and the personal challenges that come with it, set against the landscape of the American South.

Dear John explores the challenges of a long-distance relationship between a soldier and his love interest. Those who appreciated the military backdrop and romantic drama of Stateside may find a similar resonance in this poignant story of love and duty.

Stop-Loss deals with the struggles of a soldier returning home from war and facing the domestic challenges that follow. It will resonate with Stateside fans interested in the personal conflicts that arise from military service and the bonds formed through shared experience.