The Internship

The Intern features a unique role-reversal, with a retired executive (played by Robert De Niro) becoming an intern at an online fashion site. Like The Internship, it's a feel-good comedy about navigating a new work environment and the generational gap in the workplace.

Night at the Museum involves a fun blend of comedy with a slight career-focused twist. As with The Internship, it throws the protagonist into an unfamiliar setting—this time a museum where exhibits come to life—creating comedic chaos.

21 Jump Street offers a buddy comedy dynamic similar to The Internship as two police officers go undercover at a high school. The film delivers on humor, action, and an exploration of friendship in a professional setting.

This comedy, starring Vince Vaughn, has a similar vibe to The Internship, focusing on a group of misfits who enter a dodgeball tournament in hopes of saving their cherished local gym from a corporate health fitness chain.

Also starring Vince Vaughn and Owen Wilson, Wedding Crashers shows the comedic duo in fine form as they play a pair of friends who crash weddings to meet women. The chemistry between the leads is reminiscent of The Internship, and the humor cuts a similar cloth.

For fans of workplace comedies like The Internship, Horrible Bosses presents a darker yet humorous angle on the concept with three disgruntled employees plotting to murder their respective overbearing bosses.

Hot Tub Time Machine features adults who get a chance to relive their past, exploring themes of friendship and second chances. It's a raucous comedy about embracing the present and offers laughs akin to those found in The Internship.

Old School parallels The Internship with its humorous take on adults who are thrust back into a youthful setting. It follows three friends who attempt to re-live their college days by starting a fraternity, leading to hilarious confrontations with the current student body and authorities.