Movies like Best in Show

While not a mockumentary, Wes Anderson's The Grand Budapest Hotel shares the vast ensemble cast and comedic storytelling that fans of Best in Show might find appealing. The film's quirky narratives and distinctive visual style make it comparable in its appeal to those who enjoy character-driven comedies.

Although a more mainstream and less satirical offering, Pitch Perfect features an ensemble cast that competes in the high-stakes world of collegiate a cappella. Fans of Best in Show might appreciate the competition aspect, offbeat characters, and humor laced throughout the narrative.

Directed by Rob Reiner and co-written by Christopher Guest, This Is Spinal Tap is a cult classic that follows a fictional British heavy metal band. With its ground-breaking mockumentary format and satirical edge, it's a brilliant comedy that Best in Show fans will thoroughly enjoy for its smart humor and memorable characters.

Explores the often desperate and absurd behaviors of actors vying for the elusive prize during the Hollywood awards season. Christopher Guest brings his mockumentary prowess to bear with familiar faces from his regular troupe, offering up offbeat humor that will resonate with Best in Show devotees.

A mockumentary-style comedy about a beauty pageant in a small Minnesota town, Drop Dead Gorgeous offers a darkly comedic take on American culture. The film’s tone and satirical approach will appeal to those who enjoyed the humor and mockumentary format of Best in Show.

This mockumentary classic from Christopher Guest also weaves a hilarious tale about eccentric and oddball characters. Waiting for Guffman focuses on a small-town theater group that believes they are being scouted by Broadway. With its deadpan comedy and similar film style, fans of Best in Show will undoubtedly appreciate this ensemble’s quirky antics.

Another gem from Christopher Guest, A Mighty Wind takes the mockumentary approach to the world of folk music. Reuniting many of the Best in Show cast members, this film humorously depicts the idiosyncrasies of musicians preparing for a tribute concert. The ensemble performance and clever improvisation make it a must-watch.