Movies like King's Ransom

Taking place during the holiday season, 'Friday After Next' brings back the beloved characters of the 'Friday' series for more comedic mayhem. Its blend of humor and outrageous situations makes it a must-watch for those who enjoyed the hijinks of 'King's Ransom.'

'Blue Streak' blends the heist genre with comedy as a thief posing as a police officer must recover a lost diamond. The humor and action sequences will resonate with audiences who enjoyed the antics and thwarted crime plans in 'King's Ransom.'

'Soul Plane' delivers a humorous take on the airline industry with a predominantly African-American cast, similar to 'King's Ransom.' The movie's over-the-top scenarios and vibrant characters create a comedy that fans of lighthearted capers will surely enjoy.

Though focused more on day-to-day life and community, 'Barbershop' shares with 'King's Ransom' a humorous observation of African-American culture and society. The characters' interactions and personal dramas make it a charming comedy that would attract the same audience.

'Money Talks' is a comedic rollercoaster that combines action and humor in a way that fans of 'King's Ransom' will find appealing. With Chris Tucker's fast-talking antics and a plot that involves getting tangled up with criminals, this buddy-comedy turns into a wild ride.

Packed with comedy and a plot revolving around a hare-brained scheme to fix financial problems, 'First Sunday' shares the same comedic crime essence as 'King's Ransom.' When two friends try to rob their local church, everything that can go wrong does. Fans of 'King's Ransom' will appreciate the humor and the unexpected heart in this adventure.

In 'All About the Benjamins,' Ice Cube stars as a bounty hunter in pursuit of a con artist, leading to a lottery ticket mix-up and a hunt for hidden diamonds. Similar in tone to 'King's Ransom,' it's a tale of mishap and mayhem with a dose of humor throughout.

The comedy in 'Lottery Ticket' revolves around the sudden wealth of the protagonist and the resulting mishaps, echoing the financial theme found in 'King's Ransom.' The entertaining performances and the neighborhood setting make it relatable and fun for the same audience.