Movies like Rabbit Test

In Knocked Up, a one-night stand results in a pregnancy that leads to a series of comedic and heartwarming events. This story of accidental fatherhood connects with Rabbit Test through its humor and the exploration of an unplanned journey into parenthood.

The Change-Up plays with the body-swap comedy genre as two men switch lives and gain new perspectives on their own. Viewers who appreciate the humor of a man experiencing the traditionally female role of pregnancy in Rabbit Test might enjoy this film's exploration of walking a mile in another's shoes.

Junior offers a quirky comedic take on an unexpected pregnancy, this time featuring a male scientist who becomes the subject of his own experimental fertility drug. Fans of Rabbit Test's gender-reversal pregnancy theme and lighthearted approach to challenging societal norms will find parallels in this Arnold Schwarzenegger-led film.

With Look Who's Talking, the comedy comes from the perspective of a baby voiced by Bruce Willis, offering a funny take on the thoughts and life of a newborn, while the parents navigate their new roles. As with Rabbit Test, it delights in turning the norms of parenthood on their head for comedic effect.

This ensemble comedy-drama follows the lives of several expectant couples as they navigate the ups and downs of pregnancy. It captures a variety of parenting experiences in a comedic lens, akin to the whimsical and satirical portrayal of the protagonist's pregnancy in Rabbit Test.

Directed by John Hughes, She's Having a Baby tackles the anxieties and comedic situations of a young couple expecting a child. The movie blends humor with the heartfelt realities of becoming parents, akin to Rabbit Test's exploration of pregnancy from a male perspective.

Father of the Bride Part II throws its main character, played by Steve Martin, into the chaos of not only his daughter's pregnancy but also his wife's. Like Rabbit Test, it humorously tackles themes of unexpected parenthood and generational family expansion.

Centering around the panic and the comedic situations that ensue with an unexpected pregnancy, Nine Months shares a similar theme of coping with life changes and impending fatherhood. Hugh Grant's humor and the film's slapstick comedy are in line with the tone of Rabbit Test.