Trust the Man

Crazy, Stupid, Love. offers a humorous and poignant look at love and relationships through various intertwined storylines. Fans of Trust the Man will appreciate the film's balance of humor and heart in its portrayal of romantic challenges.

It's Complicated delves into the life of a divorced couple entering into an affair after years of separation. Its witty script and mature look at love and relationships provide a blend of humor and drama akin to that in Trust the Man.

The Break-Up features a couple who must continue to cohabit even after their separation. Its comedic take on the complexities of relationships and breakups aligns with the themes presented in Trust the Man, making it resonate with a similar audience.

About a Boy centers around a bachelor who forms an unexpected bond with a young boy who has a troubled life. The film's exploration of unconventional relationships and personal growth makes it a good match for the audience of Trust the Man.

The Kids Are All Right focuses on a lesbian couple and their children who meet their sperm donor. The film navigates through various facets of relationships and family life, touching on themes of fidelity and commitment as seen in Trust the Man.

Dan in Real Life portrays a widower who falls for a woman only to discover she is his brother's girlfriend. It captures heartwarming and comedic moments within family and romantic contexts, paralleling the sentimentality found in Trust the Man.

Friends with Kids showcases a close-knit circle of friends at the point when they start having children. The blend of comedy and drama, along with the exploration of romantic relationships and parenthood, makes it a quality pick for those who enjoyed the relationship dynamics in Trust the Man.