Dinner for Schmucks

The Hangover is a comedic rollercoaster about a bachelor party gone terribly wrong in Las Vegas. Fans of Dinner for Schmucks will appreciate the similar mix of offbeat humor and a cast of characters that find themselves in increasingly absurd situations.

The Other Guys follows two mismatched NYPD detectives as they stumble into a big case. The film's combination of comedy and unlikely heroes will resonate with fans of Dinner for Schmucks.

Meet the Parents, with its blend of cringe humor and escalating misunderstandings, offers a similar vibe to Dinner for Schmucks. Anyone who enjoyed watching Paul Rudd navigate a treacherous dinner will likely find Ben Stiller's trials with his future in-laws just as hilariously painful.

Horrible Bosses is a dark comedy about three friends plotting to rid themselves of their respective overbearing and abusive employers. Like Dinner for Schmucks, it provides an outrageous narrative that showcases a series of comedic twists and turns.

The Internship throws two salesmen into the deep end of a tech-savvy world at Google. Audiences who enjoyed Dinner for Schmucks will find the same brand of humor in the protagonists' fish-out-of-water experiences.

This bromantic comedy dives into the awkwardness of adult male friendships, with Paul Rudd's character on the hunt for a best man for his wedding. The quirky interactions and cringeworthy moments parallel the social misfires presented in Dinner for Schmucks.

Date Night's story of a couple's wild and unexpected adventure in New York City echoes the comedic chaos in Dinner for Schmucks. It's another humorous tale of ordinary people finding themselves in extraordinary circumstances.

Due Date pairs two unlikely companions on a cross-country road trip filled with disastrous and humorous outcomes. The dynamic between the leads is reminiscent of the awkward yet endearing relationship in Dinner for Schmucks.