Movies like The Goods: Live Hard, Sell Hard

The Internship combines the antics of Vince Vaughn and Owen Wilson as they navigate the modern tech world as out-of-touch salesmen turned Google interns. Its humorous take on the fish-out-of-water trope and workplace comedy aligns well with the humorous sales-based culture depicted in The Goods.

Horrible Bosses is a raunchy comedy about three friends who plot to murder their awful bosses. Its humor style and ensemble cast dynamic, making it a solid pick for those who enjoyed the wild workplace antics and camaraderie in The Goods.

Thank You for Smoking follows a suave tobacco lobbyist with the gift of the gab, echoing The Goods' reverence for high-stakes salesmanship and the morally ambiguous charm of those who excel at it. Its satirical edge and smart comedy are sure to appeal.

Tommy Boy stars Chris Farley and David Spade in a hilarious road trip to save a family business. Its blend of slapstick and heart, alongside the goofy charm of its leads, will resonate with fans of The Goods' offbeat and energetic humor.

Used Cars is a comedic gem that focuses on a down-and-dirty car salesman who is as sly as they come, much like the sales hustlers in The Goods: Live Hard, Sell Hard. With its irreverent humor and focus on the wild side of car salesmanship, fans of The Goods will likely buckle up for a joyride with this classic.

Cedar Rapids packs a comedic punch with its portrayal of an insurance salesman thrust into a rowdy industry conference. Like The Goods, it delivers an insider's look at an unsung profession, complete with the laugh-out-loud scenarios and quirky characters that make both films stand out.