Mr. Deeds

The Longest Yard is a sports comedy that features Adam Sandler as a disgraced former professional quarterback who is tasked with forming a football team in prison. Its mix of underdog triumph and Sandler's comedic style is sure to capture the attention of those who enjoyed Mr. Deeds.

Bruce Almighty stars Jim Carrey as a man who complains about God too often and is given almighty powers to see if he can do a better job. Comparable to the fantastical elements in Mr. Deeds and featuring a protagonist who experiences a drastic life change, this film offers both comedy and a moral story.

Adam Sandler fans will appreciate Happy Gilmore, another film where Sandler plays a titular character whose life takes an unexpected turn. Here, a failed hockey player discovers a natural talent for golf. The blend of sports, slapstick comedy, and a heartfelt story appeals to audiences who enjoyed Mr. Deeds.

In Big Daddy, Adam Sandler plays a man-child who ends up caring for a young boy and, through the process, matures into a responsible adult. The blend of humor and personal growth makes it a standout choice for fans looking for more heartwarming Adam Sandler comedies like Mr. Deeds.

Reuniting Adam Sandler with Drew Barrymore, his co-star from The Wedding Singer, 50 First Dates explores a romantic relationship with a unique obstacle: short-term memory loss. The film combines humor with touching moments, akin to the heartfelt comedy found in Mr. Deeds.

Like Mr. Deeds, Billy Madison centers around a man who unexpectedly finds himself in a position of responsibility. Adam Sandler's signature humor shines as he plays a grown man who must repeat grades K-12 to inherit his father's company. Fans of Mr. Deeds will find the comedic elements and the character's journey to prove himself both familiar and entertaining.

Another sports-themed comedy starring Adam Sandler, The Waterboy, tells the story of a socially inept water boy for a college football team who becomes the team's star player. The movie's message about believing in oneself resonates well with fans of Mr. Deeds' uplifting plot.

Anger Management, starring Adam Sandler and Jack Nicholson, follows a man who is wrongfully sentenced to an anger management program. With a blend of quirky humor and character development, this film tickles the funny bone of Mr. Deeds enthusiasts who enjoy watching characters overcome personal challenges in comedic ways.