These movies feel so similar in some ways.
Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT Even though they're not canonically related, there are certain movies that feel like they take place in the same world as another movie. These films are not sequels of one another and don't necessarily share the same director or cinematographer , but they have a similar mise-en-scène.
9 Titanic & The Great Gatsby Set only 10 years apart, Titanic and The Great Gatsby both explore forbidden love in a world where everyone is judged by how much money they have and how long they've had it. In Titanic, they set sail for New York City in 1912, where the penniless protagonist Jack Dawson is planning on making a new life for himself. The Great Gatsby is set in New York City in 1922, where the protagonist Jay Gatsby made his fortune after arriving in the city as a poor man.
6 Mr. & Mrs Smith & This Means War Both Mr. and Mrs. Smith and This Means War take place in a glossy picturesque version of California within a few years of one another. Both worlds share the same logic, and the movies share the same light, playful tone. All the characters live in beautifully spacious homes that no doubt cost a fortune.
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