Movies like The Hangover

From the same director of The Hangover, Todd Phillips, Old School is the spirited tale of three friends who try to recapture their college days by starting a fraternity near their alma mater. The blend of outlandish party scenarios and endearing characters make this a complementary selection for fans of The Hangover's humor.

Bridesmaids is a female-driven comedy that shares the outrageous and raunchy humor of The Hangover, centered around a group of women navigating the pitfalls leading up to a wedding. The movie is perfect for viewers who appreciate the blend of heartfelt friendship struggles and crude comedy.

Project X takes the wild party elements of The Hangover to a suburban setting, where three high school students plan to gain popularity by throwing an epic house party. The film's found-footage style heightens the chaotic and hedonistic fun, similar to the unpredictable events of a Las Vegas bachelor party gone awry.

In this stoner comedy, two friends wake up after a night of partying and cannot remember where they parked their car. Much like The Hangover, the narrative unfolds through the protagonists retracing their steps, leading to a series of absurd and humorous discoveries.

Very Bad Things is a darker twist on a pre-wedding weekend gone wrong, where a group of friends tries to cover up a fatal accident. With a more sinister edge, this black comedy takes the bachelor party fiasco to lethal extremes and serves as a compelling watch for those who liked the tension and noir-ish elements occasionally peeking through The Hangover's comedic facade.

21 & Over, co-directed by Jon Lucas and Scott Moore, who wrote The Hangover, is about a college student’s unexpected night of adventure, mishaps, and bonding on his 21st birthday. This film offers a wild night out with a similar mix of humor and troublesome antics that The Hangover fans will find comfortably familiar.

This film captures the mishaps of a group of friends on an extensive road trip to retrieve an incriminating video tape. Road Trip's journey and comedic misadventures present a similar vibe to The Hangover's blend of camaraderie and escalating hilarity.