The Cookout

Barbershop offers a slice-of-life comedy centered around a Chicago barbershop filled with an ensemble cast of characters. Its humor and community vibe will resonate with those who appreciate the neighborhood-centric storytelling of The Cookout.

Offering an outrageous take on air travel, Soul Plane brings a raucous vibe similar to The Cookout, complete with slapstick humor and a predominantly African-American cast.

This Christmas is a holiday-oriented film about family gatherings, secrets, and unity, with a tone and ensemble cast that audiences who enjoy the lightheartedness of The Cookout will likely appreciate.

Starring Ice Cube, this family road trip movie showcases a bachelor becoming involved with a woman whose children are a handful. The family-centered antics provide a comedy similar to that found in The Cookout.

Welcome Home Roscoe Jenkins details the chaotic reunion of a talk-show star with his Southern family, where culture clash and comedy ensue, much like the family dynamics and humor in The Cookout.

This comedy follows a rap mogul trying to join a conservative country club. Much like The Cookout, Who's Your Caddy? combines humor with an element of class and culture clash.

Featuring Cedric the Entertainer and a road trip full of misadventures, Johnson Family Vacation provides comedic situations similar to what one may find in The Cookout, with a family-centered storyline.

Blending comedy with a story of sudden wealth is Lottery Ticket, where a young man navigates his neighborhood after winning the lottery, sharing a theme of financial and social comedy with The Cookout.