Movies like That's Life!

Just like That's Life!, Terms of Endearment is a poignant exploration of family dynamics and relationships. The film focuses on the complex bond between a mother and daughter, touching on themes of love, loss, and the challenges of life, thereby resonating with fans of heartfelt family dramas.

The Family Stone features a family gathering that brings to light various individual issues and complex family relationships, echoing the dynamics present in That's Life!. It provides a mix of humor and emotion that fans of family-centric stories will appreciate.

This Is Where I Leave You centers on a family forced to confront their issues when reuniting for a funeral, creating a narrative that, like That's Life!, combines drama with wry humor to explore the complexity of family relationships.

Something's Gotta Give offers a blend of humor and insight into the complexities of love later in life, akin to That's Life!. The film's engaging story and charming characters make it a solid pick for audiences interested in romantic comedies with a mature perspective.

Father of the Bride, while lighter in tone than That's Life!, similarly delves into the chaotic yet tender family moments that come with life's big events, in this case, a wedding. Fans of movies about familial love and transition periods in life will find a lot to enjoy here.

Parenthood is a multi-generational family story that, similar to That's Life!, examines the joys and struggles of parenthood, offering a humorous yet touching look at the bonds that keep families together through thick and thin.

It's Complicated showcases the intricacies of relationships and life's unexpected twists, much like That's Life!. Its blend of comedy and drama within a mature romantic narrative makes it a relatable and entertaining film for adults.

On Golden Pond captures the essence of growing older and the familial relationships that shape our later years, themes that are central to That's Life!. With stellar performances and a heartwarming narrative, this film is sure to appeal to those who appreciate emotional family stories.