Movies like Hiding Out

Catch Me If You Can is a thrilling tale of deception and disguise, reminiscent of Hiding Out's own story of a man trying to escape his past. Starring Leonardo DiCaprio as a skilled forger who is chased by an FBI agent, played by Tom Hanks, this movie will resonate with viewers who enjoy cat-and-mouse chases and identity escapades.

Starring Matthew Broderick, this classic tale of a high school student's elaborately orchestrated day of hooky encapsulates the blend of humor and subterfuge found in Hiding Out. Fans of cunning schemes and lighthearted deceit will find much to love in this iconic film.

Whoopi Goldberg plays a lounge singer who goes undercover as a nun to protect herself from the mob, creating a comedy full of shenanigans. Sister Act's theme of hiding in plain sight and the comical situations that ensue will appeal to fans of Hiding Out.

This film turns the tables with an adult getting to relive their youth. After being transformed into his 17-year-old self, the main character navigates high school life with a twist. Viewers who enjoy the mix-up of adult and teen worlds in Hiding Out will appreciate the similar premise in 17 Again.

This comedy features a group of siblings managing life on their own after their babysitter passes away, leading to a series of comedic and deceptive scenarios. Those who appreciate the youthful antics and undercover elements in Hiding Out will likely be entertained by this similarly themed film.

Drew Barrymore portrays a reporter who goes undercover as a high school student for a story. This romantic comedy shares Hiding Out’s theme of an adult returning to a youth setting with undercover motives, leading to both humorous and heartfelt moments.

Michael J. Fox leads this office comedy about a young man who climbs the corporate ladder by assuming another identity. Like Hiding Out, this film intertwines humor with the theme of living under an assumed identity, making it a sure hit for those who enjoy a blend of comedy and mistaken identity.

Eddie Murphy stars as a con artist who makes it to Congress by a twist of fate. As with Hiding Out, this film plays with themes of deception and mistaken identity in a humorous way, offering a light-hearted look at what happens when someone unexpected lands in a position of power.