Movies like Anger Management

Another Adam Sandler hit, Happy Gilmore tells the story of a failed hockey player who discovers a unique talent for golf. The movie's slapstick comedy and underdog story complement the themes of Anger Management, and Sandler's humor is a staple in both.

Starring Jim Carrey, Liar Liar explores the life of a dishonest lawyer who, after his son makes a wish, cannot tell a lie for 24 hours. The comedic performance by Carrey and the film's focus on character change under extraordinary circumstances resonate well with viewers who enjoy the transformational aspects of Anger Management.

Meet the Parents, starring Ben Stiller and Robert De Niro, deals with the comedic trials and tribulations of a man meeting his girlfriend's parents for the first time. The social awkwardness and pressure-induced humor parallel the comedic situations found in Anger Management.

This Farrelly Brothers' classic stars Ben Stiller as a man who is still smitten with his high school crush, Mary, played by Cameron Diaz. The film's blend of R-rated humor and a story of one man's hapless pursuit of love will resonate with viewers who enjoy the laugh-out-loud moments in Anger Management.

Like Anger Management, Bruce Almighty centers on a protagonist struggling with his life's frustrations until a divine intervention gives him almighty powers. Jim Carrey's remarkable comic timing and the exploration of personal responsibility offer a similar blend of laughs and heart.

Wedding Crashers, featuring Owen Wilson and Vince Vaughn as two friends who sneak into weddings to pick up women, shares a flair for raucous comedy and heart as it explores the themes of love and friendship, akin to Anger Management's balance of humor and personal connections.

The Waterboy features Adam Sandler, who also stars in Anger Management, leading a comedy about a socially inept waterboy for a college football team who discovers his unique tackling ability and becomes a member of the team. Sandler's brand of humor and the theme of personal growth make this film a natural follow-up for fans.