Soul Plane

White Chicks takes undercover comedy to new heights when two African American FBI agents disguise themselves as white socialites. Fans of Soul Plane's outrageous scenarios and disguise antics will find a lot to love in this laugh-out-loud comedy.

Friday serves up a slice of comedic life in South Central Los Angeles, following the misadventures of Craig and Smokey. If you enjoy the humor and dynamic character interactions of Soul Plane, this cult classic's comedic style and neighborhood shenanigans are sure to entertain.

Norbit sees Eddie Murphy in multiple roles in this comedy about a mild-mannered guy married to a domineering woman. Similar to Soul Plane's comedic approach, Norbit offers a variety of quirky characters and outrageous situations.

Big Momma's House features Martin Lawrence as an FBI agent who goes undercover as a hefty Southern matriarch. Like Soul Plane, it combines a high-concept disguise theme with a boisterous comedy that fans of laughs and undercover antics will enjoy.

In Barbershop, a day in the life at a barbershop on the South Side of Chicago brings witty banter and heartfelt moments. The movie's strong sense of community and humor makes it a good match for those who enjoy the ensemble cast and comedic style of Soul Plane.

Next Friday continues the Friday series as Craig moves to the suburbs and encounters a new set of crazy characters. Fans of Soul Plane's comedy style will appreciate the humor and return of Ice Cube in a familiar, yet fresh setting.

How High stars Method Man and Redman in a comedy about two slackers who end up at Harvard. It's the perfect fit for Soul Plane fans thanks to its blend of irreverent humor and an energetic hip-hop soundtrack.

The Wash is a comedy featuring Dr. Dre and Snoop Dogg as roommates working at a car wash who end up in a heap of trouble. If you liked the hip-hop flavor and buddy comedy elements of Soul Plane, The Wash is definitely worth checking out.