Movies like First Family

This satirical black comedy about a spin doctor and a Hollywood producer who fabricate a war to distract voters from a presidential scandal shares the political intrigue and humor that fans of First Family are likely to savor. Wag the Dog's clever narrative and sharp wit make it an excellent follow-up for those who love political comedies.

A light-hearted take on the Oval Office, The American President offers a romantic and comedic perspective on presidential life that viewers of First Family might enjoy. Like First Family, it combines politics with personal relationships, creating a feel-good film about the complexities of dating while leading the free world.

Dave captures the comedic essence of an ordinary man becoming the President of the United States by coincidence, which fans of First Family will appreciate for its blend of politics and humor. The charming performance by Kevin Kline as an everyman thrust into the limelight echoes the satirical take on the presidency found in First Family.

Two former U.S. Presidents, played by Jack Lemmon and James Garner, find themselves on the run and uncovering a conspiracy, which should appeal to First Family fans for its mix of comedy and political drama. The chemistry between the leads and the lighthearted jabs at politics make it a relevant recommendation.

Starring Will Ferrell and Zach Galifianakis as rival candidates in a congressional election in North Carolina, The Campaign's outrageous antics and political satire will entertain fans of First Family who are looking for more laughs within the realm of U.S. politics.

This film presents a thinly-veiled take on Bill Clinton's first presidential campaign and mixes drama with humor in a way that should appeal to those who enjoy the political shenanigans and character-driven narratives similar to First Family.

With its no-holds-barred satire of American politics and a senator who begins to speak his unfiltered mind, Bulworth offers a biting, funny, and socially conscious examination of political life that might intrigue fans of First Family's exploration of political absurdity.

Eddie Murphy stars as a con man who ends up in Congress, and the comedic approach to political corruption and the Washington machine may resonate with audiences who appreciated First Family's humor and political setting. Murphy's energetic performance ensures plenty of laughs.