Movies like The Campaign

Bringing together Will Ferrell and John C. Reilly as immature, newly related adults, Step Brothers delves into a different kind of rivalry that is just as absurd and over-the-top as the political competition in The Campaign, making it a must-watch for fans of comedies about outrageous one-upmanship.

Mark Wahlberg teams up with Will Ferrell once again in The Other Guys, presenting a mockery of the buddy cop genre. Audiences who relish the hysterical partnership dynamic in The Campaign will find similar chemistry and comedy in the misadventures of these two mismatched police officers.

The Campaign viewers will undoubtedly appreciate Anchorman's blend of absurd comedy and satirical takes on professional sectors, with Ferrell starring as an egotistic news anchor whose public persona spirals out of control in this cult classic.

Again pairing with Will Ferrell, Talladega Nights offers a wild, satirical look at NASCAR racing, with Ferrell playing a dim-witted yet successful racer. Fans of The Campaign's combination of outrageous characters and American cultural satire will find familiar laughs on the racetrack.

Ferrell strikes again in Blades of Glory, which presents an absurd take on competitive ice skating through the story of a disgraced duo making an unconventional return to the sport. Like The Campaign, it pushes the boundaries of ridiculousness in a competitive setting to hilarious effect.

Vince Vaughn and Owen Wilson star in The Internship as two outdated salesmen competing in the digital age at a Google internship. Its comical take on competing in an unfamiliar arena mirrors the political battleground humor found in The Campaign.

With Will Ferrell at the helm, Semi-Pro parodies the world of professional basketball in the 1970s. This comedy is another showcase of Ferrell's comedic talent that fans of The Campaign, particularly those who enjoy sports-related humor, will want to check out.

Delving into another comedic ensemble led by Will Ferrell, Old School features a trio of men who start their own off-campus fraternity. If The Campaign tickled your funny bone with its outlandish political antics, this riotous journey into collegiate shenanigans and middle-aged mayhem will have you in stitches.