Movies like Chasers

Police Academy's slapstick and character-driven humor in a law enforcement training setting will resonate with fans of Chasers' blend of comedy with a discipline-focused backdrop, as both feature characters who are fish-out-of-water.

Down Periscope is another military-comedy that focuses on a crew of misfits led by a renegade naval officer. Comedic performances and a light-hearted approach to military protocol make it a good match for Chasers fans.

Stripes offers a similar military-themed blend of comedy and misadventure. As a classic Bill Murray film, audiences who enjoyed the humorous antics of Chasers' misfit characters will likely appreciate the hijinks Murray's character encounters while bumbling through army life.

This movie presents a comedic take on the military setting, where a down-on-his-luck businessman becomes an unconventional teacher to a group of underachieving soldiers, much like Chasers' play on the unconventional pairing of characters in a military pursuit.

Damon Wayans stars as a hard-edged Marine Corps officer who takes command of a ragtag group of cadets in this comedy. The juxtaposition of a strict military persona with comedic elements is a theme shared with Chasers.

In Private Benjamin, Goldie Hawn's character is tricked into joining the army, similar to the unintentional and comedic conscription in Chasers. The film deals with themes of self-discovery and empowerment amidst comedic situations.

Featuring Pauly Shore, this comedy places a goofy, civilian duo in the reserves, leading to wild military-themed exploits. Like Chasers, it combines the elements of a road-trip journey with the unexpected consequences of military life.

Based on the 1960s television series, McHale's Navy brings the military comedy to the big screen. With zany antics and a rebellious crew, it captures a similar spirit to that of Chasers, offering laughs intertwined with a military setting.