Licorice Pizza & Adventureland: Summer jobs are made complicated by relationships the audience is expected to root for, but absolutely should not.

Groundhog Day & Before I Fall: Assholes stuck in a time loop perfect how to seduce someone in one day.

Never Rarely Sometimes Always & Unpregnant: Teens go on secret road trips out of state in order to get an abortion when their state legislature screws them over.

Eyes Wide Shut & Starry Eyes: After stumbling onto sex cults of the elite, people trying to "make it" will do anything to join said cult.

Who's Afraid of Virginia Wolf & The Boys in the Band: Dinner parties held by the worst people go awry when the wrong bits get committed to.

Slumdog Millionaire & St Trinian's: A quiz show occurs as a side plot to a bit of illegal activity and a bit of destiny.

Us and Replicas: Two films where clones should be the villain, but the real villain is (yet again) the government.

Alien and Forbidden World: A group of coworkers unsuccessfully try to stop an alien from making them even more short-staffed.

I, Tonya and Ice Princess: Young skaters with strained relationships with their mothers pursue their figure skating dreams and meet their boyfriends at the rink.

Bicycle Theives and Premium Rush: Two men who rely on a bike for their job become threats to society in order to accomplish a task.

Doctor Who, BoJack Horseman, Futurama, and The Simpsons: No matter which television universe he's found in, Nixon manages to make both enemies and frenemies with ease.

Frost/Nixon and Elvis & Nixon: Celebrities interview Richard Nixon and attempt to give him seemingly bizarre presents.

All the President's Men and Dick: Two equally plausible portrayals of how Woodward and Bernstein, through the help of Deep Throat, take down Nixon.

Dr. Strangelove and This is the End: A group of coworkers prepare for the end of the world

Little Miss Sunshine and Dumplin': Two girls who do not meet the standard for a typical beauty queen enter a competiton but are disqualified during their talent portion

Once Upon a Time... In Hollywood and The Haunting of Sharon Tate: Filmmakers exploit Sharon Tate with a fictionalized retelling of her death.

When Harry Met Sally... and Always Be My Maybe: Men and Women can never be "just friends", especially when there's explicit romantic tension from the onset.

Phantom Thread and Fifty Shades Freed: Somehow two extremely toxic couples stay together, accompanied by some light, unsuccessful murder.

Jaws and Sharknado: We're going to need bigger modes of transportation in these movies where humanity is yet again the true villain.

Nomadland and The Lady in the Van: Semi true stories tell the life of women living in their vans.