Movies like Bio-Dome

Dude, Where's My Car? serves up a similar brand of stoner comedy complete with bizarre situations and a quest-driven plot. Like Bio-Dome, it features two lovable but dim-witted protagonists embarking on a wild adventure, which is bound to resonate with viewers who appreciate the unique mixture of witless characters and surreal humor.

Freddy Got Fingered is a polarizing film that, like Bio-Dome, is known for its over-the-top, absurd humor. Tom Green, much like Pauly Shore, pushes the boundaries of taste and conventional comedy. If you're a fan of Bio-Dome's ability to shock and provoke laughter with the unexpected, this might be up your alley.

Encino Man features the same brand of goofy humor as Bio-Dome with Pauly Shore playing a central role. If you found the ridiculous scenarios and slapstick comedy in Bio-Dome entertaining, watching this story of two high school losers who stumble upon a frozen prehistoric man in their backyard will surely tickle your funny bone.

Half Baked is a stoner comedy classic starring Dave Chappelle that revolves around the misadventures of a group of friends trying to bail their buddy out of jail. Its humor and themes of friendship amidst chaos align well with those who enjoy the same ingredients in Bio-Dome.

Idle Hands follows the story of a slacker whose hand becomes possessed and goes on a killing spree. The dark comedy and screwball elements bear a resemblance to Bio-Dome's own style of blending the ridiculous with the occasionally macabre, appealing to fans of horror comedies with a strong sense of silliness.

The Pest stars John Leguizamo in a quirky comedy that shares the irreverent and bizarre comedic style found in Bio-Dome. If you enjoyed witnessing Shore's unconventional antics, you might get a kick out of Leguizamo's character being hunted in a human game of survival.

In the Army Now stars Pauly Shore and Andy Dick, who bring their distinctive comedic styles to the military setting. Fans of Bio-Dome's irreverent and goofball humor will likely enjoy the hijinks of two slackers who inadvertently join the Army Reserve and are called to serve in a desert war.