Movies like Get Him to the Greek

The Hangover offers a wild comedic adventure much like Get Him to the Greek, as a group of friends experience an unforgettable and chaotic trip to Las Vegas, resulting in a comedy of errors filled with laughter and unexpected twists.

Step Brothers delves into the absurdity of adult immaturity, a theme that resonates with the over-the-top humor and shenanigans found in Get Him to the Greek, as two grown men who are forced to live as siblings struggle to coexist.

Superbad is a coming-of-age comedy that captures the spirit of youthful indiscretion and friendship. Fans of Hill's performance in Get Him to the Greek will find plenty to love in this uproarious tale of high school friends trying to make the most of their final days before college.

Both starring Jonah Hill and Russell Brand, Forgetting Sarah Marshall serves as the movie that introduces the audience to Brand's character Aldous Snow before Get Him to the Greek. It's a comedic journey through the perils and absurdities of love, breakups, and self-discovery.

Knocked Up offers a blend of raunchy humor and heartfelt moments as characters navigate unexpected life changes. Similar to Get Him to the Greek, it features awkward encounters, comedic mishaps, and an exploration of personal growth.

This dark comedy showcases a group of actors, including Jonah Hill, playing heightened versions of themselves, as they face the apocalypse. If you enjoyed the blend of celebrity culture satire and outlandish scenarios in Get Him to the Greek, This Is the End's humor and setting will appeal to you.

Pineapple Express combines stoner comedy with action-packed sequences. Much like Get Him to the Greek, it follows a duo's wild and dangerous escapades, ensuring a film filled with laughter, unexpected friendships, and absurd situations.

Like Get Him to the Greek, Old School is a raunchy comedy about adults struggling to navigate through their unconventional choices in life, featuring a group of friends who start their own fraternity in an attempt to recapture their glory days.