Moving

Daddy Day Care showcases Eddie Murphy starting a home-based daycare, leading to unexpected challenges and comedic situations. Audiences who enjoy the family-oriented humor in Moving would find this comedy similarly entertaining.

RV features Robin Williams as a father who rents an RV for a family road trip, which predictably goes awry. Its focus on a family adventure and comedy of errors will resonate with viewers who enjoyed Moving.

The Money Pit is a classic comedy about a couple who buys a dream home that turns out to be a complete disaster. Fans of Moving will enjoy the similar home renovation disasters and the light-hearted approach to the struggles of homeownership.

In Cheaper by the Dozen, a family with twelve children moves to a new town, facing the chaos and heartwarming moments of a big family adjusting to change. It shares the family-centric humor and themes of Moving.

Are We There Yet? follows a man trying to impress his girlfriend by taking her kids on a road trip, leading to comedic hijinks. Like Moving, it explores the themes of travel and the dynamics of new relationships under humorous circumstances.

Bringing Down the House features Steve Martin as a man whose life turns chaotic when a woman he met online breaks out of prison and invades his home. The blend of domestic comedy and unexpected visitors is something fans of Moving can appreciate.

Funny Farm stars Chevy Chase as a writer who moves to the countryside for inspiration, only to find a series of comedic misfortunes. Viewers who liked Moving will appreciate the humor and challenges of adjusting to a new environment.

Houseguest stars Sinbad as a man who pretends to be a friend of a family to avoid the mob, creating a series of comic situations. It carries a light-hearted tone and misunderstandings in a domestic setting akin to Moving.