Kingdom Come

The Family Stone's blend of humor and drama in a family setting echoes the tone of Kingdom Come. In this movie, an uptight businesswoman meets her boyfriend's free-spirited family during Christmas, resulting in conflict and comedy.

Fans of Kingdom Come's exploration of family relations during times of grief will find This Is Where I Leave You engaging. The film features a group of siblings who reunite at their childhood home to sit shiva after their father's passing.

Another Tyler Perry film, Why Did I Get Married? centers on the complexities of married life and friendship among a group of couples. Those who enjoy the familial themes and character-driven storytelling of Kingdom Come will likely connect with this film.

Like Kingdom Come, Big Momma's House also features humor within a family context and stars a predominantly African-American cast. The movie's comedic situations stem from an undercover FBI agent disguised as a large, loving grandmother.

If you enjoyed the combination of family dynamics and humor in Kingdom Come, then Death at a Funeral might be right up your alley. This dark comedy revolves around a dysfunctional family coming together for a patriarch's funeral, which leads to a series of comedic mishaps.

Part of Tyler Perry's Madea franchise, Madea's Family Reunion delves into various family issues with a blend of comedy and drama, akin to Kingdom Come. Madea's tough love and no-nonsense approach to keeping family together will appeal to those who appreciate family-centric stories.

Soul Food, like Kingdom Come, is a heartfelt story about the importance of family and the ties that bind. The film explores the complexities of family relationships through the trials and tribulations of a large African-American family.

A similarly good-natured, family-centered comedy, Johnson Family Vacation follows a family on a road trip to a reunion. The film's comedic elements and family themes will resonate with fans of Kingdom Come.