Ladybugs

A modern adaptation of Shakespeare's 'Twelfth Night', this film stars Amanda Bynes as a girl who disguises herself as her brother to play soccer. Fans of Ladybugs will likely enjoy 'She's the Man' for its similar gender-bending antics and its focus on sports.

The film tells the story of a 12-year-old boy who, after an accident, develops an incredibly powerful pitching arm, leading him to the Major Leagues. 'Rookie of the Year' offers a fantastical sports scenario that can be appealing to those who enjoy the family-friendly and comedic elements of Ladybugs.

Set in the early 1960s, this coming-of-age film follows a group of young baseball players over the course of a summer. While not focused on competitive sports, 'The Sandlot' shares the same nostalgia and humor that makes Ladybugs endearing to its audience.

Another heartwarming sports comedy that follows a ragtag group of kids who transform into a formidable hockey team. Fans of Ladybugs will likely enjoy 'The Mighty Ducks' for its combination of comedy, life lessons, and an underdog triumph.

A charming family movie about misfit children forming their own football team to compete with the local youth league. In a vein similar to Ladybugs, 'Little Giants' delivers laughs and an inspiring story about beating the odds.

An absolute classic in the genre of sports comedy, where a down-and-out coach leads a team of misfits to baseball glory. 'The Bad News Bears' sets the standard for this genre, much like Ladybugs, making it a perfect match for fans.

This family comedy focuses on an underdog youth soccer team and their competitive coach, played by Will Ferrell. If you appreciate the sporting hijinks and feel-good nature of Ladybugs, you'll find 'Kicking & Screaming' to be right up your alley with its humorous take on youth sports and personal growth.

This teen comedy puts a twist on gender roles, following a young journalist who disguises herself as a boy. Much like in Ladybugs, 'Just One of the Guys' showcases themes of identity and challenge within a comedic framework.