Texasville

While significantly darker and more suspenseful than Texasville, No Country for Old Men's Texas setting and exploration of character make it another compelling watch for those interested in stories from the Lone Star State.

Terms of Endearment, like Texasville, draws on the intricacies of relationships and life's hardships. It boasts strong performances and a narrative revolving around family and love, set against a Texas backdrop.

Set in the Depression-era Texas, Places in the Heart deals with personal struggles and the sense of community in a small town. It echoes Texasville's examination of family dynamics and perseverance in the face of adversity.

Although Urban Cowboy offers a more modern and urban take on Texas life, it shares Texasville's thematic concern with personal growth and relationships. The film's depiction of the Houston nightlife scene might intrigue fans looking for another flavor of Texas culture.

Set against a Texan backdrop, Tender Mercies shares Texasville's deep dive into the trials and tribulations of its protagonist. The film's country music theme and redemptive storytelling resonate with the emotional layers found in Texasville.