10 Chaotic Comedy Movies For ‘The Hangover’ Fans

Due Date (2010)

Robert Downey Jr. and Zach Galifianakis make for a brilliantly chaotic duo in this road-trip comedy. Peter Highman is desperate to get to Los Angeles before his child is born, but an unfortunate misunderstanding gets him placed on the no-fly list. Forced to travel cross-country with the eccentric Ethan Tremblay, he endures a nonstop string of outrageous mishaps and bad decisions.

After Hours (1985)

Martin Scorsese's cult comedy is a masterclass in turning a normal evening into a nightmare. Paul heads out for what should be a simple night in New York City after meeting an intriguing woman. Instead, he gets trapped in an increasingly bizarre chain of events that only becomes stranger as the night goes on. It's chaotic, unpredictable, and impossible to look away from.

Superbad (2007)

This is a coming-of-age comedy packed with awkward situations and unforgettable laughs. Best friends Seth, Evan, and Fogell are determined to make the most of their final days before college. What starts as a simple mission quickly turns into a series of disasters, forcing them to confront the reality that growing up may mean growing apart.

Bridesmaids (2011)

If 'The Hangover' is a boys' night gone wrong, 'Bridesmaids' proves the girls can be just as chaotic. Annie's life is already falling apart after losing her business and boyfriend when her best friend Lillian asks her to be maid of honor. Determined to do her best, Annie finds herself competing with Lillian's new, seemingly perfect friend, turning the wedding preparations into a hilarious disaster.

Wedding Crashers (2005)

A wildly funny comedy about how a series of bad decisions can spiral completely out of control. Two divorce mediators, John and Jeremy, crash weddings to meet women. Their latest target turns out to be the daughter of the U.S. Treasury Secretary. After being invited to spend a weekend with her family, they find themselves caught in a string of unexpected situations that challenge their views on love, marriage, and relationships.

Ted (2012)

Every kid dreams of their teddy bear coming to life, but John never imagined his childhood wish would still be affecting him as an adult. Ted may be a teddy bear, but he behaves like the world's worst roommate. His outrageous antics, crude humor, and refusal to grow up create endless chaos, making for one of the funniest buddy comedies of the decade.

Horrible Bosses (2011)

A laugh-out-loud comedy that grabs your attention from start to finish. Nick, Dale, and Kurt are trapped in miserable jobs under three nightmare bosses. Frustrated beyond belief, they jokingly come up with a plan to kill their employers. The joke quickly turns into a real scheme, and the disastrous execution of that plan leads to one ridiculous situation after another.

We're The Millers (2013)

What happens when four complete strangers pretend to be the perfect family? A drug dealer recruits a stripper, a runaway, and an awkward teenager to pose as the Millers while smuggling marijuana across the border. Their cover story may be convincing, but the journey is anything but smooth. Thankfully, their hilarious banter makes every disaster worth watching.

The Dictator (2012)

Like 'The Hangover,' 'The Dictator' thrives on unpredictability. Admiral General Aladeen inherits control of the Republic of Wadiya after his father's death and proceeds to rule with complete absurdity. His bizarre decisions, outrageous behavior, and total disregard for common sense fuel a relentless stream of outrageous comedy.

Grown Ups (2010)

A group of childhood friends reunite with their families after their high school basketball coach passes away. What begins as a weekend getaway at a lakeside cabin soon turns into a nostalgic trip filled with old memories, friendly rivalries, and plenty of laughs. More family-friendly than The Hangover, but just as focused on friendship and good times.