Movies like Wanderlust

With a star-studded cast, Couples Retreat follows the story of four couples who vacation together at a tropical island resort. While one couple is there to work on their marriage, the others soon realize that participation in the resort's therapy sessions is not optional. Viewers who loved the ensemble cast and relationship humor in Wanderlust will appreciate the comedic chemistry between the actors.

We're the Millers stars Jennifer Aniston and Jason Sudeikis in a story about a fake family composed of misfits who come together to smuggle drugs from Mexico into the U.S. Fans of Wanderlust will likely appreciate the quirky characters, awkward situations, and the unexpected bonds that form throughout this unconventional journey.

This Is 40 is a sort of sequel to Knocked Up and focuses on the characters played by Paul Rudd and Leslie Mann as they navigate the challenges of marriage and middle age. With a blend of comedy and drama, this movie will resonate with Wanderlust viewers who enjoy a deeper look into relationship dynamics.

Just Go with It, featuring Jennifer Aniston and Adam Sandler, revolves around a man enlisting the help of his assistant to pretend to be his soon-to-be-divorced wife, leading to a series of comedic misunderstandings. Like Wanderlust, it is a romantic comedy that deals with relationships and persona, complete with a tropical setting.

Forgetting Sarah Marshall takes the viewer on a journey with a heartbroken composer who escapes to Hawaii to get over his ex-girlfriend, only to find she's staying at the same resort. This romantic comedy explores themes of love, break-ups, and moving on, all the while delivering a distinctly humorous tone akin to Wanderlust.

Starring Jennifer Aniston and Vince Vaughn, The Break-Up features a couple dealing with a tumultuous relationship which eventually leads them to reassess their lives and the people in it. Fans of Wanderlust will enjoy the blend of romantic dilemmas and comedic elements as the protagonists navigate the messy path of love and self-discovery.

In The Five-Year Engagement, the story explores the ups and downs of an engaged couple who keep getting tripped up on the long walk down the aisle. Sharing similar themes with Wanderlust, this movie delves into the complexities of relationships and life choices, all while providing a comedic outlook.