Movies like Fun with Dick and Jane

Although more serious in tone, The Big Short presents a smart and biting take on the 2008 financial crisis. It resonates with the themes presented in Fun with Dick and Jane, offering a more dramatic insight into the economic issues that the latter treats with humor.

Horrible Bosses follows three friends who, fed up with their abusive employers, plot to murder them. The dark comedy and theme of taking drastic measures to escape a dire work situation echo the desperation seen in Fun with Dick and Jane.

Trading Places uses a bet by two wealthy brothers to swap the lives of a street hustler and a successful investor. The social commentary on wealth disparity coupled with the comedic performances lightens the economic discussions similar to Fun with Dick and Jane.

Office Space is a cult classic that hilariously explores the mundanity of corporate life. When a group of co-workers devise a plan to embezzle money from their employer, things get out of hand, appealing to those who liked the comedic heist aspect of Fun with Dick and Jane.

The Other Guys pairs Will Ferrell and Mark Wahlberg as mismatched NYPD detectives who stumble into a high-profile financial crime. The mix of slapstick humor and a Wall Street backdrop will resonate with fans of Fun with Dick and Jane's comedic take on economic woes.

Identity Thief features Melissa McCarthy as an eccentric con artist who steals the identity of a mild-mannered businessman played by Jason Bateman. This odd-couple dynamic and road trip adventure will entertain those who appreciate Fun with Dick and Jane's humor and crime elements.

In Tower Heist, a group of employees at a luxury condominium plot a heist to reclaim their pension money after being scammed by a wealthy businessman. The blend of crime, comedy, and Robin Hood-style justice makes it a great pick for fans of Fun with Dick and Jane.

Mad Money stars Diane Keaton, Queen Latifah, and Katie Holmes as three women who plot to rob the Federal Reserve. This female-driven heist comedy shares the theme of ordinary people turning to crime to solve their money problems, as seen in Fun with Dick and Jane.