The Spirit of '76

A seminal time-travel classic, Back to the Future features Marty McFly's accidental trip to the 1950s in a DeLorean time machine. This movie's nostalgic charm and fish-out-of-water comedy will resonate with audiences who love The Spirit of '76.

Wayne's World captivates with its humor and quirky portrayal of early 90s culture. Those who delight in the retro-scenes from The Spirit of '76 will likely groove with Wayne and Garth's excellent adventures.

In Midnight in Paris, an aspiring writer mysteriously travels back to the 1920s every midnight. Audiences who appreciate the whimsical exploration of a bygone era in The Spirit of '76 will enjoy this romantic and comically reflective journey.

A spy-comedy that brings a 1960s British secret agent into the 1990s, Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery delivers laughs through its satire of both time periods. As with The Spirit of '76, it revels in cultural references and temporal disorientation.

Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure is a delightful romp through history with two hilariously clueless protagonists. Viewers who appreciate the comedic time-travel mishaps in The Spirit of '76 will find kindred spirits in Bill and Ted.

Peggy Sue Got Married blends time travel with a heartfelt examination of personal choices. Much like The Spirit of '76, the film provides a nostalgic look back at the past with a humorous and wistful eye.

Set in 1985, The Wedding Singer offers a comedic and musical glance at romance through the eccentric lens of the 80s, touching the hearts of those who have a soft spot for the era depicted in The Spirit of '76.

Taking a wild ride back in time, Hot Tub Time Machine offers its characters a chance to relive the 1980s with a humorous twist. Fans of The Spirit of '76 will enjoy this comedic temporal journey as it pokes fun at the era's quirks and fads.