
Movies that feel likeGrown Ups (2010)
If you loved Grown Ups, the closest films we have are Son of Rambow (2007), The Intern (2015) and Three Men and a Leg (1997). All three share Grown Ups' witty and playful feel, which is what we rank on before quality.
Seen the big three already? The under-the-radar pick below is Clerks (1994).
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If Grown Ups hit the spot, these will too
Looking for the series itself? Also in this series: Grown Ups 2 (2013)

An unlikely friendship built on shared, slightly absurd energy
The difference: A scrappy kids' film about making a movie, not adult nostalgia

Warm, low-stakes comedy about people figuring out where they fit now
The difference: A workplace mentorship story, no childhood-friends reunion here

A goofy road trip where old friends bicker through absurd errands
The difference: Italian road-comedy chaos over a wooden leg, not a lake-house reunion

Dennis Dugan directing both, with the same fingerprints on each
The difference: Critics rated this one higher still

An unlikely trio bonding through absurd, low-stakes chaos together
The difference: A fugitive road comedy with cops, not a nostalgic friend reunion


Old friends falling straight back into old rhythms and dumb jokes
The difference: A cross-country road-trip sequel, not a reunion holiday weekend

Same director's easygoing, warm-hearted vacation-comedy vibe
The difference: A romantic lie spiraling out of control, not old friends reuniting

Grown men leaning into a ridiculous bit that snowballs out of hand
The difference: A fake-cop crime caper, not a nostalgic friend-group reunion


Friendship as the thing that gets people through a rough patch
The difference: A cancer diagnosis drama undercutting the comedy, far heavier stakes

Old friends reconnecting and reckoning with the years gone by
The difference: A terminal-illness drama, far heavier than a holiday-weekend comedy
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