The Cherokee Kid

Blazing Saddles is a classic Western spoof directed by Mel Brooks. Its irreverent humor and satirical take on race relations and Western stereotypes make it a comedy that fans of The Cherokee Kid, with its own unique spin on Western tropes, will likely find hilarious.

Wild Wild West, featuring Will Smith and Kevin Kline, is a steampunk-influenced Western action-comedy. Its blend of humor, gadgetry, and an anachronistic take on the West could entice The Cherokee Kid's audience who are looking for more fun escapades.

Maverick, starring Mel Gibson, Jodie Foster, and James Garner, offers a comedic twist on the Western genre. Its lighthearted approach to the wild West, combined with a penchant for quick wit and charm, resonates well with the same audience that enjoys The Cherokee Kid.

City Slickers is a comedy about a modern-day man on a Western cattle drive, starring Billy Crystal. It combines humor with life lessons, in a setting that might remind The Cherokee Kid fans of the adventurous spirit found in the Western genre.

Shanghai Noon is a comedic blend of the Western and buddy-cop genres, featuring Jackie Chan and Owen Wilson. The chemistry between the two leads as they navigate through their wild West adventures offers a similar mix of laughs and action that fans of The Cherokee Kid would likely appreciate.