Movies like Big Bully

Grown Ups features a cast of comedic actors who play childhood friends reuniting as adults, dealing with their past and present lives in humorous ways. Its reflection on past dynamics and relationships with a comedic lens draws parallels to Big Bully's narrative.

This action comedy features a twist on the Big Bully theme by having a former bullied geek, now a muscular CIA agent, team up with the former 'big man on campus' on a top-secret mission. The blend of humor and action makes it a fitting follow-up for fans.

Billy Madison is a comedy that, like Big Bully, brings a humorous twist to the concept of growing up and confronting one's past. Adam Sandler stars as a man who must repeat grades 1-12 to inherit his father's company, dealing with bullies and adolescent challenges along the way.

This family-friendly film series, starting with its 2010 release, is based on the popular book series by Jeff Kinney. It follows a middle-schooler navigating the challenges of adolescence and schoolyard politics, echoing Big Bully's subjects of school life and childhood conflicts.

Released in 1980, My Bodyguard delves into the themes of bullying and standing up for oneself. If Big Bully's exploration of childhood enemies and adult confrontations caught your attention, you'll likely appreciate the journey of a young boy who hires a classmate to protect him from a school bully.

This family comedy centers around a young boy who, upon learning he's moving away, decides to get revenge on his bullies. The film shares Big Bully's comedic take on standing up to childhood adversaries, appealing to those who enjoy revenge-turned-chaos narratives.

Heavyweights is a comedy about an underdog group of kids at a fat camp who band together to defeat a tyrannical fitness guru, akin to the underdog theme in Big Bully. The movie is a feel-good story about friendship and overcoming bullies.

Starring Rodney Dangerfield, Back to School is about a wealthy, uneducated man who decides to enroll in college to help his discouraged son. The film presents a comedic look at education and age disparities, catching a similar vibe to Big Bully’s adult re-entry into school dynamics.