Movies like Head of State

While more of a family film with a supernatural twist, Evan Almighty provides a humorous take on an ordinary man, in this case, a congressman, finding himself in an extraordinary situation involving Noah's Ark, similar to the underdog theme in Head of State.

Dave tells the story of an everyman who becomes an accidental President. Its light-hearted approach to the intrigues of political life and a strong lead performance make it an enjoyable watch for those who liked the comedic yet political tone of Head of State.

The movie showcases the rise of a con man to the ranks of the United States Congress, much like Chris Rock's character in Head of State rises to political prominence unexpectedly. It's a blend of political satire and comedy focusing on the less savory aspects of American politics.

Swing Vote dips into American politics by following an everyman whose vote will decide the outcome of a presidential election, echoing the theme of an unusual individual influencing politics in a comical way similar to Head of State.

A biting political satire like Head of State, Bulworth follows a disillusioned senator who, after hiring a hit on himself, starts speaking his mind without any filter. The film offers a similar mix of comedy and political commentary that may appeal to fans of Head of State.

This film stars Robin Williams as a TV personality who runs for president, much like the outsider's rise in Head of State. Its blend of political humor and drama, along with the surprising challenges of an unconventional candidate winning office, will resonate with fans of the genre.

While not directly involved with presidential politics, Black Sheep still centers on political campaigns and the comedy that ensues when things don't go as planned. Its humor and political backdrop make it a fit for those who enjoyed Head of State.

In this comedy, two ex-presidents from opposing parties must work together to expose a government scandal. Similar to Head of State's political satire, this film provides laughs amidst a backdrop of American political culture.