Movies like Bruce Almighty

Another Carrey classic, The Mask gives its protagonist the power to essentially do as he pleases through a mystical mask. It's the same sort of everyman-gains-power narrative driven by Carrey's slapstick comedy and over-the-top antics that Bruce Almighty fans would find appealing.

Starring Adam Sandler, Click features a magical universal remote that allows the main character to control his reality. It shares the theme of an ordinary man gaining extraordinary powers and the comedic chaos that ensues, making it a hit for those who love the mix of humor and life lessons in Bruce Almighty.

Reuniting audiences with Jim Carrey's comedic genius, Liar Liar presents a story about a fast-talking lawyer who is unable to lie for 24 hours due to his son's birthday wish. It's a perfect choice for Bruce Almighty fans, offering a similar blend of wacky humor and a morally enlightening journey.

This spin-off sequel to Bruce Almighty shifts focus to supporting character Evan Baxter as he is chosen by God to build an ark in preparation for a great flood. Fans of Bruce Almighty will likely appreciate the return of Morgan Freeman as God and the continued blend of comedy with a heartfelt, faith-based storyline.

Carrey shines again as a man who decides to change his life by saying 'yes' to everything. Yes Man pairs Carrey’s brand of comedy with a message about personal transformation, making it a good match for fans looking for movies similar to Bruce Almighty.

In a world where everyone can only tell the truth, Ricky Gervais’ character discovers how to lie, which leads to personal gain and complications alike. The film's premise of one man wielding a unique ability that affects his life and relationships is reminiscent of the thematic elements in Bruce Almighty.

This film features Brendan Fraser as a man who sells his soul to the Devil, played by Elizabeth Hurley, for seven wishes. Like Bruce Almighty, Bedazzled explores what happens when an average Joe acquires the ability to change his life through supernatural means, leading to unexpected consequences and comedic situations.