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If you liked Mahou Shoujo Madoka★Magica add

...then you might like Alice to Zouroku add

Similar looking character designs and girls in frilly outfits with magic powers / crystal type things. A 'serious' magical girls show.

If you liked Uchuu Show e Youkoso add

...then you might like Space☆Dandy add

Nowhere near as funny as Space Dandy, but the visual style of balls-to-the-wall abstract animation and alien/spacey feel is really similar in both of these. If you like your anime super psychedelic and wacky, both of these are worth watching.

If you liked Fuse: Teppou Musume no Torimonochou add

...then you might like Sarusuberi: Miss Hokusai add

Both set in old Edo with some fantastic attention to period detail. If you want a real theatrical anime experience with an old-timey feel and lovely, loose animation style quite different from most of what's on TV these days - these two films make for brilliant companion pieces.

If you liked Kidou Keisatsu Patlabor 2 the Movie add

...then you might like Chinmoku no Kantai add

Two classic examples of 90s war/political/military anime - with a rarity for the 90s - an actually decent English dub! If you loved the plotting and scheming of The Silent Service combined with a super-serious military style, Patlabor 2 is well worth checking out too.

If you liked Fate/stay night add

...then you might like Drifters add

Same premise of famous heroes / historical figures from throughout history coming through time to battle it out with each-other. If you want a similar historical mish-mash battle-royale as Drifters, Fate Stay Night is well worth checking out too.

If you liked Tenkuu no Escaflowne add

...then you might like Heat Guy J add

A completely different setting - but both shows have very similar 'pointy', shojo-esque character designs and the soundtracks are very similar too. If you liked the wistful tones of Escaflowne, but want to see a more contemporary, urban take on it, Heat Guy J is worth checking out.

If you liked Gate: Jieitai Kanochi nite, Kaku Tatakaeri add

...then you might like Nejimaki Seirei Senki: Tenkyou no Alderamin add

Both have OP themes by the Akeboshi Rockets and go for a similar, sleek visual style. If you're a fan of fantasy settings with a focus on military engagements, tactics and an ensemble cast of both male and female roles, both of these shows give you plenty.

If you liked Gungrave add

...then you might like 91 Days add

Both shows portray a similarly gritty 'gangster' storyline defined by revenge and brutal killings. While Gungrave has more fantastical elements and plays out over a longer time period, if you're a fan of the slow-burning, retro 'mob movie' feel of 91 Days, then you owe it to yourself to check out Gungrave too.

If you liked X add

...then you might like Owari no Seraph add

Similar art style, both play themselves out in an increasingly devastated Tokyo. Fighters on both sides are able to manifest 'powers' and there's also similar visual motifs like demon wings / one winged angels/devils. Also, teases of BL between the two main characters.

If you liked Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann add

...then you might like Space☆Dandy add

Similar wacky, colourful art style and 'manly' lead character. Builds to galaxy trotting space adventures on a spectacular scale. Also both play with themes of alternate realities inhabited with alternate versions of yourself.

If you liked Jormungand add

...then you might like Grisaia no Rakuen add

The military sections are very similar in tone and feel, heavily incorporating emotional backstories to build up to present day events. Also centres around a strong female character that makes a powerful impression on a younger male. The harem aspects might differentiate Eden of Grisaia, but both shows feel grounded in the values of a slick, contemporary thriller.