Movies like Undercover Brother

Rush Hour masterfully blends action and comedy to deliver an entertaining buddy-cop film. Fans of Undercover Brother's humorous take on espionage will enjoy the cross-cultural jokes and fast-paced action showcased by the dynamic duo of Jackie Chan and Chris Tucker.

The Other Guys is a buddy-cop comedy that parodies the police procedural and action movie tropes. With its witty banter and unlikely hero pairing, someone who enjoys the partnership and hijinks of Undercover Brother would likely find this film entertaining.

Austin Powers offers a comedic twist on the spy genre, filled with colorful characters and outlandish plots. Its playful parody of James Bond-type movies mirrors the spoof elements found in Undercover Brother, appealing to those who enjoy a mix of action and tongue-in-cheek humor.

This film is a hilarious tribute and parody of the 1970s blaxploitation genre. With its sharp wit, retro style, and over-the-top action, fans of Undercover Brother's comedic homage to the spy genre will find much to love in Black Dynamite's similar spoof of another classic film genre.

A Keenen Ivory Wayans blaxploitation parody featuring a hero looking to fight against the absurdity of oversized street gangs. Its humor and action are a nod to the 1970s blaxploitation era, making it a must-watch for fans of Undercover Brother's similarly satirical style.

Written and directed by Louis C.K., Pootie Tang is a spin-off character from 'The Chris Rock Show' with a blaxploitation and comedy twist. Its absurd and slapstick style complements the humor seen in Undercover Brother, which should attract viewers looking for similarly quirky comedies.

With its culturally-relevant humor and outrageous scenarios, Soul Plane takes viewers on a comedic flight that they won't forget. Those who enjoy Undercover Brother for its comedy that speaks to the African American experience will appreciate the similar tone in Soul Plane.