Movies like Barbershop

Friday distinguishes itself with its comedic portrayal of life in the urban community. Starring Ice Cube, who also appears in Barbershop, Friday delivers laughs and a slice-of-life narrative that audiences fond of the humor and relationships in Barbershop will likely enjoy.

While Death at a Funeral is not based in a barbershop setting, it features a similar ensemble cast dynamic with a mix of comedy and melodrama. Fans of the quick-witted dialogue and situational humor present in Barbershop might find this film's eccentricities and character-driven scenarios appealing.

A spin-off to the Barbershop series, Beauty Shop takes us to the vibrant atmosphere of a beauty salon owned by Gina, played by Queen Latifah. With a similar mix of humor and community spirit, fans of Barbershop will enjoy the lively banter and heartfelt stories that unfold in the chairs of this female-centric counterpart.

For those who enjoy the comedic aspects of Barbershop, Soul Plane offers a hilarious take on air travel with an ensemble cast led by Kevin Hart. The film's outlandish humor and vibrant characters provide a comedic experience akin to the entertainment found in the neighborhood barbershop.

Furthering the saga of Calvin and his neighborhood barbershop, Barbershop: The Next Cut delves into new social issues, blending humor with serious themes. Viewers who appreciate the cultural commentary and camaraderie of the Barbershop series will appreciate this updated installment.

The direct sequel to Barbershop, this film continues the story of Calvin Palmer and his Chicago barbershop. With returning characters and the introduction of new ones, the familiar comedic and dramatic tones ensure that those who enjoyed the original will find the same charm and community feel in Barbershop 2.

Lottery Ticket focuses on the life of a young man in the projects who wins the lottery and the ensuing community intrigue. The combination of comedy and a close-knit community setting will resonate with fans of the culture and humor seen in Barbershop.

Starring hip-hop legends Dr. Dre and Snoop Dogg, The Wash plays out in a similar workplace comedy setting as Barbershop. This film combines the routine of a car wash with a comedic storyline, making it a good fit for fans looking for more workplace laughs and antics.