Movies like Good Hair

Good Hair's narrator, Chris Rock, lends his voice to another delightful project, the animated movie 'Madagascar.' While not directly related to hair or cultural identity, Rock's humor and the themes of self-discovery and adventure may appeal to those who enjoyed the comedic aspects of Good Hair.

If Good Hair left you wanting more salon-set storytelling, 'Beauty Shop' is for you. This spin-off of the Barbershop series follows Gina, a hairstylist who opens her own salon. It's a comedy that touches on themes of independence and community much like Good Hair's exploration of African American hair culture.

Though 'Hair' is a musical that focuses on the counterculture of the 1960s rather than hair itself, its title and songs reference themes of self-expression and freedom. Viewers intrigued by the cultural implications of hairstyles in Good Hair may find this film's exploration of identity and societal norms engaging.

Fans of Good Hair will feel right at home with 'Barbershop.' This comedic drama set in a Chicago barbershop delves into the lives and relationships of African Americans, with the barbershop serving as a central hub for community life and candid conversations, echoing the cultural examination found in Good Hair.

Spike Lee's 'School Daze' tackles issues of race, class, and African American culture at a historically Black college. Its examination of 'good' and 'bad' hair in the context of Black identity will resonate with viewers who appreciated the cultural analysis in Good Hair.