Movies like The Pope Must Diet

Dogma, a fantasy comedy film written and directed by Kevin Smith, deals with two fallen angels attempting to exploit a religious loophole. Its satirical view on religion brings a different edge and thought-provoking humor that could attract fans of the offbeat and irreverent style found in The Pope Must Die.

Sister Act stars Whoopi Goldberg as a lounge singer who hides in a convent after witnessing a murder, leading to a comedy of errors and a heartwarming transformation of the choir. Lovers of The Pope Must Die's blend of comedy and convent life will enjoy Sister Act's similar themes and humorous take on religious life.

The sequel to Sister Act, Sister Act 2: Back in the Habit finds Whoopi Goldberg's character once again masquerading as a nun, this time to help an ailing school. The blend of music, comedy, and a dose of feel-good storytelling appeals to those who enjoy a comical look at religious settings as provided in The Pope Must Die.

Keeping the Faith brings together a rabbi and a priest, both friends since childhood, who fall for the same woman. It's a romantic comedy that deals with religious themes in a lighthearted manner, which might resonate with fans of The Pope Must Die's similar comedic approach to faith-based scenarios.

We're No Angels, starring Sean Penn and Robert De Niro, is about two escaped convicts who seek cover disguised as priests. This film's mix of crime and comedy with a religious backdrop provides similar entertainment for viewers who enjoy The Pope Must Die's comedic clashes with church convention.

Nuns on the Run features Eric Idle and Robbie Coltrane as bank robbers who disguise themselves as nuns to hide from their pursuers. Fans of The Pope Must Die for its religious humor and lighthearted take on the church institution would find similar laughs in the antics of these two crooks in habits.