Movies like The Object of My Affection

Love Actually, with its ensemble cast and interlocking stories about different aspects of love, captures a tone akin to The Object of My Affection. Viewers are treated to a mosaic of relationships, both romantic and platonic, that can resonate with a variety of audience members.

Notting Hill stars Julia Roberts and Hugh Grant in a romantic comedy about a famous actress who falls for an ordinary bookseller. The film captures the charm and challenges of an unlikely relationship, striking a chord with audiences who like their love stories with a dose of realism and celebrity allure.

Bridget Jones's Diary, the tale of a single woman's search for love, has the same blend of humor and heart that makes The Object of My Affection so captivating. Renée Zellweger's performance as Bridget, the relatable and endearing lead, resonates with audiences who appreciate complex emotional relationships.

My Best Friend's Wedding is a classic romantic comedy that features Julia Roberts as a woman who realizes she loves her best friend when he announces his engagement to someone else. Someone who enjoys The Object of My Affection might appreciate the film's witty humor and touching portrayal of unrequited love.

Jack Nicholson and Helen Hunt star in As Good as It Gets, a film about finding love and friendship in unexpected places. Fans of The Object of My Affection may enjoy the unconventional relationship dynamics and the heartfelt exploration of personal growth through the eyes of a misanthropic novelist.

Fans of The Object of My Affection might enjoy The Holiday's exploration of love and friendship across international boundaries. The film interweaves narratives of two women swapping their homes for the holidays and finding unexpected romances, offering a heartwarming experience throughout.

Kevin Smith's Chasing Amy is a story about a comic book artist who falls in love with a woman, despite his initial belief she is gay. It tackles themes of sexuality, friendship, and romance in a raw and humorous way that echoes The Object of My Affection's take on complex human bonds.

This romantic comedy stars Sandra Bullock as a lonely fare token collector who saves her crush from the train tracks and is mistakenly identified as his fiancée while he's in a coma. Like The Object of My Affection, it deals with the complexity of love and the unexpected ways in which it can develop.