Caveman

Ice Age is an animated film that, like Caveman, explores life during the prehistoric era with a humorous touch. The film's band of misfit characters and their adventures should appeal to those who enjoy lighthearted takes on history.

Based on the classic Hanna-Barbera cartoon, The Flintstones brings the modern Stone Age family to life. Like Caveman, this film offers a comedic twist on prehistoric life, complete with dinosaur pets and foot-powered cars.

Encino Man features two high school friends who discover a frozen caveman in their backyard, bringing him to modern times. It's a comedy that plays on the fish-out-of-water trope similar to the way Caveman explores human evolution with humor.

Although an animated film, The Croods shares Caveman's prehistoric setting, following a caveman family as they embark on a journey after their cave is destroyed. It's a story that combines comedy, adventure, and family themes.

Although more action-adventure-oriented, 10,000 BC captures a cinematic representation of prehistoric times. Fans of Caveman might appreciate its epic scope and portrayal of ancient civilizations.

Starring Jack Black and Michael Cera, Year One is a comedy that portrays two lazy hunter-gatherers banished from their primitive village. Its humor and setting are in line with Caveman's prehistoric comedic adventure.

Taking a comedic approach to the classic television series, Land of the Lost features Will Ferrell as a scientist trapped in an alternate universe filled with dinosaurs and other fantastic creatures, reminiscent of Caveman's theme of human and dinosaur interaction.