Movies like Mr. Woodcock

If the acerbic wit and unpleasant authority figure of Mr. Woodcock had you in stitches, then Bad Teacher will surely tickle your funny bone. This film showcases Cameron Diaz as a foul-mouthed, ruthless, and inappropriate teacher who will do anything to get out of her job, echoing the irreverence and outrageous humor of Mr. Woodcock.

Fans of Mr. Woodcock's competitive and comedic sports elements will find a kindred spirit in DodgeBall: A True Underdog Story. With its quirky characters, and sports-themed rivalry, this film shares a similar tone and sense of humor.

As a comedy featuring a mismatched pair of former high school acquaintances, Central Intelligence resonates with the theme of revisiting past relationships in a humorous light, much like Mr. Woodcock's main character revisiting his past with his high school coach.

Anger Management, featuring Adam Sandler and Jack Nicholson, plays on the dynamic of a mild-mannered man placed under the guidance of an aggressive and unusual therapist. Like Mr. Woodcock, it dives into the often hilarious outcomes of clashing personalities.

Role Models focuses on two irresponsible adults who, after getting into trouble with the law, are forced to join a mentorship program. Like Mr. Woodcock, it showcases the rocky road to unconventional mentorship and is filled with humor throughout.

As a classic comedy that combines sports with an offbeat and reluctant coach, The Bad News Bears presents a similar vibe to Mr. Woodcock. It's all about the clash of personalities and the unlikely bonds that form under the tutelage of a gruff mentor.

Those who appreciate the humor of older versus younger generations in Mr. Woodcock will find a similar theme in Old School, where a group of adults start a fraternity in the face of mid-life crises, offering plenty of opportunities for generational comedy.

This comedy pits a group of hapless men against a devious and manipulative instructor. Much like Mr. Woodcock, the movie delves into the world of bizarre mentorship and competitive antics that will appeal to those who enjoy comedies about underdogs trying to stand up to authoritative figures.