Movies like 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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.