The Joneses

Up in the Air follows a corporate downsizer who is constantly on the move, revealing the isolation and impact of a life lived out of a suitcase. Like The Joneses, the film provides a commentary on modern life and the superficial connections between people.

The Intern combines comedy and drama in a corporate setting, focusing on themes of friendship, mentorship, and the contemporary work environment. Both The Intern and The Joneses highlight the collision of personal and professional lives.

What Women Want offers a humorous and thought-provoking exploration of gender dynamics and the advertising world, themes that resonate with the consumer culture satire presented in The Joneses.

The Invention of Lying takes place in a world where everyone speaks the truth until a man discovers the power of lying. The film's comic scrutiny of truth and deception echoes the thematic conceits of The Joneses, as characters grapple with authenticity in their lives.

Two for the Money stars Matthew McConaughey and Al Pacino in a drama about the high-stakes world of sports gambling. The moral dilemmas and the seductive allure of wealth provide a narrative backdrop akin to the examination of materialism in The Joneses.

Thank You for Smoking is a satirical comedy that delves into the world of a tobacco lobbyist. Its incisive humor and examination of moral flexibility in the pursuit of success make it a great companion piece to the themes explored in The Joneses.

In Good Company presents a satirical look at corporate culture, ageism, and the changing face of marketing. The film’s sharp wit and societal commentary provide a similar vibe to The Joneses, as it pokes fun at our consumer-driven world.