Open Season

Though not about wild animals, Ratatouille shares Open Season's charm with its tale of a rat with dreams of becoming a chef. It's a story of aspiration and courage that aligns with the feel-good nature and humor of Open Season.

Madagascar showcases the journey of zoo animals who end up on an unexpected wild adventure in Madagascar. Like Open Season, it offers a mix of comedy, talking animals, and a storyline revolving around characters taken out of their element.

Ice Age follows a group of prehistoric animals on an epic journey, capturing a similar blend of comedy and adventure seen in Open Season. The misfit group dynamic and the theme of unlikely friendships will resonate with its audience.

Rio tells the story of a domesticated macaw experiencing the wilds of Rio de Janeiro. With vibrant animation and a fish-out-of-water story arc similar to Open Season, it's filled with music, humor, and a heartwarming quest for belonging.

Surf's Up brings a unique angle to animated animal films with its mockumentary style, focusing on a penguin protagonist passionate about surfing. Audiences who appreciate the character development and comedic elements in Open Season will find Surf's Up an enjoyable ride.

Hoodwinked! offers a fresh take on the classic Little Red Riding Hood story, told from multiple perspectives. Its humorous narrative and wily critters share a fun, irreverent tone that fans of Open Season will certainly enjoy.

The Wild features a young lion and his friends from the New York Zoo embarking on a journey to save one of their own. The mix of city life and untamed nature will appeal to fans of Open Season, with its blend of humor and heartwarming moments.

Over the Hedge delivers a suburban adventure as a group of woodland creatures navigate the quirks of domesticated life upon discovering a hedge that cuts through their forest. Fans of Open Season will enjoy the humorous take on animal misadventures and the themes of friendship and adaptation.