Movies like The Bridges of Madison County

Based on Nicholas Sparks' novel, The Notebook is a sweeping love story that spans decades. It captures a similar type of enduring and forbidden love that viewers cherished in The Bridges of Madison County.

The movie tells a story of a passionate affair set against the backdrop of World War II. Its complex narrative and heartbreaking romance will likely resonate with fans of The Bridges of Madison County.

Out of Africa is another romantic drama set against a breathtaking backdrop, much like the landscapes of Madison County. Meryl Streep's portrayal of a woman who falls for a charismatic big-game hunter echoes the emotional depth found in her performance in The Bridges of Madison County.

Nights in Rodanthe, another adaptation of a Nicholas Sparks novel, centers on a transformative romance between two middle-aged people at a coastal inn. Its themes of second chances in love resonate with the emotional core of The Bridges of Madison County.

A Walk in the Clouds presents a poignant story of unexpected love that blossoms between a married woman and a young soldier. The film's lush visuals and romantic tension parallel the aesthetic and emotional resonance of The Bridges of Madison County.

Under the Tuscan Sun features a woman finding unexpected love while on vacation in Italy. The movie’s exploration of love and self-discovery amidst stunning landscapes offers a similar appeal to that found in The Bridges of Madison County.

With themes of love and loss, Message in a Bottle explores the story of a woman who finds a romantic letter in a bottle and tracks down the widowed author. This film's touching narrative would attract those who were moved by the quiet introspection and romance of The Bridges of Madison County.

Hope Springs deals with the complexity of long-term relationships, featuring Meryl Streep and Tommy Lee Jones as a couple seeking to reignite their marriage. For viewers who appreciate the nuanced portrayal of love and relationships in The Bridges of Madison County, this movie will hit home.