Best Defense

You'll find Stripes resonates with the military comedy aspect of Best Defense. Starring Bill Murray, it explores the mishaps of a misfit group in the army, combining slapstick humor with themes of camaraderie and unlikely heroism.

Armed and Dangerous is a mix of action and laughs, much like Best Defense. The film follows a disgraced cop and a lawyer who become security guards, plunging them into a criminal conspiracy that's both thrilling and hilarious.

Blending action, comedy, and sci-fi, Innerspace delivers an entertaining experience akin to Best Defense. It showcases an unlikely hero involved in unexpected espionage-like scenarios with plenty of humor along the way.

If you're into the blend of comedy and espionage present in Best Defense, you'll likely enjoy Spies Like Us. This film also marries humor with a military plot, following two bumbling government employees who are thrown into the world of international espionage.

Dragnet adds a comedic twist to the buddy cop dynamic, which audiences who liked Best Defense will appreciate. It pairs an odd couple of detectives on a case involving an absurd cult, offering plenty of humor amid the crime-solving action.

Although it's a sports comedy rather than a spy or military comedy, Caddyshack II carries the same light-hearted and irreverent tone found in Best Defense. Viewers who enjoy humorous tales of underdogs and chaotic situations may find it similarly entertaining.

Fans of Best Defense's mix-up mayhem will get a kick out of The Man with One Red Shoe. The film centers around an innocent man mistaken for a spy, blending a case of mistaken identity with comedic intrigue.

Real Men offers another comedic take on the spy genre. It teams up an average Joe with a seasoned CIA agent on a mission that involves aliens and the fate of the world, presenting a similar tone of mismatched partnership and wild predicaments as in Best Defense.