Big Momma's House

Starring the beloved Robin Williams, Mrs. Doubtfire is about a father dressing as a female housekeeper to spend time with his children. The movie shares the cross-dressing humor and heartfelt storyline of family bonds with Big Momma's House, making it a hit for fans who appreciate a blend of laughter and sentiment.

White Chicks features undercover FBI agents who go deep undercover by transforming into the complete opposite of themselves: two women from a privileged social circle. Like Big Momma's House, the comedy derives from seeing tough agents adapting to wildly different lifestyles, with plenty of physical humor and disguises.

Eddie Murphy's Norbit features him in multiple roles, including playing both a mild-mannered man and his overbearing wife. With the use of elaborate costumes and character work, it offers a similarly outrageous comedy style to Big Momma's House.

Eddie Murphy stars in The Nutty Professor, a film where his character undergoes a massive physical transformation. Similarly to Big Momma's House, it involves disguise and identity switch, along with a touch of romance and a lot of slapstick humor.

In Tootsie, Dustin Hoffman plays a struggling actor who disguises himself as a woman to land a role on a soap opera. This classic comedy delves into gender norms and roles, much like Big Momma's House, and it provides a humorous take on life while in disguise.

The Hot Chick, starring Rob Schneider, revolves around a body swap between a petty criminal and a popular high school girl. Like Big Momma's House, it offers comedic insights into the life of someone abruptly having to navigate a world they are completely unfamiliar with while maintaining a disguise.

The third installment of the Big Momma’s House series, this time adding a father-son dynamic to the mix. It continues in the same vein of humor with disguises and undercover work, coupled with family relationships and crime-solving.