Movies like Whatever Works

Exploring the complexities of love and attraction, Vicky Cristina Barcelona is another Woody Allen film that interweaves romantic encounters and personal discoveries. If Whatever Works captivated you with its intricate relationships and sharp dialogues, this movie's vibrant setting and intense dynamics will keep you enthralled.

In this nostalgic ode to the city of lights and its golden age in the 1920s, Woody Allen tells the story of a writer who mysteriously travels back in time each night at midnight. As with Whatever Works, Midnight in Paris carries Allen's unique wit and charm, with a whimsical touch that fans are sure to admire.

Annie Hall is a classic romantic comedy directed by Woody Allen. It shares his quintessential blend of humor and neurosis, as well as a deep exploration of relationships and existential dread. If you enjoyed the philosophical musings and romantic undertones of Whatever Works, Annie Hall is a must-watch.

Blue Jasmine showcases Woody Allen's storytelling prowess through the fall and attempted rise of a troubled woman in San Francisco. The film's critical examination of its characters, paired with its dark humor, offers a dramatic yet humorous experience akin to the tone found in Whatever Works.

Manhattan is another black-and-white Woody Allen classic that contemplates love, life, and the allure of New York City. Its mature themes and witty screenplay closely match the tone of Whatever Works, making it a perfect follow-up for fans looking to delve deeper into Allen's filmography.

Blending Greek tragedy with modern romance, Mighty Aphrodite is a Woody Allen comedy that offers an unconventional twist on fate and relationships. The film's clever humor and unique narrative approach will resonate with those who appreciate the eccentric character dynamics of Whatever Works.

Another gem from Woody Allen, Hannah and Her Sisters navigates through the intertwining lives of an ensemble cast, as they experience love, betrayal, and reconciliation. With a similar mix of comedy and drama, fans of Whatever Works will find much to enjoy in the emotional depth and character exploration.