Condorman

This animated film about a family of superheroes provides a mix of humor, action, and heart. The Incredibles' homage to the spy genre, along with its dynamic action sequences, makes it a great recommendation for fans of Condorman's superhero antics and comic-book-style storytelling.

Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery offers a satirical take on the spy genre that fans of Condorman's less serious approach to espionage might appreciate. Its humorous depiction of a British spy adapting to a new era, along with its whimsical gadgets, matches the tone of light comedic adventure.

Short Circuit, while not a superhero movie, shares the light-hearted and fantastical elements seen in Condorman. It revolves around a military robot who gains sentience, leading to a series of comedic and heartwarming events that fans of family-friendly adventure films will enjoy.

Sky High tells the story of a high school for teenage superheroes, mixing an everyday setting with extraordinary abilities. Fans of Condorman will appreciate the film's blend of mundane and super, along with its family-friendly tone and action sequences.

Spy Kids offers an action-packed family adventure that echoes the comic tone and gadget-driven excitement of Condorman. The film's story of children becoming secret agents is filled with imaginative tech and thrilling escapades that will appeal to those who enjoy lighthearted spy narratives.

Inspector Gadget features a bumbling detective infused with an array of gadgets to fight crime, much like Condorman's gadget-laden protagonist. Audiences who enjoy the mix of comedy and spy action will find this live-action adaptation of the animated series to be similarly engaging.

Set in 1938, The Rocketeer provides a retro superhero adventure much like Condorman, complete with high-flying action and an everyman hero who stumbles upon an experimental jet pack. Fans of Condorman's blend of gadgetry and heroism will likely find this period piece captivating and entertaining.

Flash Gordon's campy charm and pulp sci-fi adventure strikes a similar tone to that of Condorman. It's a story of an ordinary man thrust into an extraordinary situation, fighting against a tyrannical space emperor, which should resonate with audiences who enjoy the blend of everyday heroes with larger-than-life scenarios.