Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to The Gods Must Be Crazy List

• Crocodile Dundee - Features a humorous culture clash between an Australian bushman and urban New Yorkers.
• The Last Emperor - Explores cultural differences through the eyes of a man dislocated from his native environment.
• The Hunt for Red October - Integrates humor with a comprehensive view of different cultures and ideologies.
• The Treasure of the Sierra Madre - Examines greed and the human condition through the lens of different cultural perspectives.
• Swiss Family Robinson - Family adventure story about survival in nature, paralleling themes of simplicity and society.
• The African Queen - Features a mismatched pair on an adventure, highlighting cultural differences and bonding.
• Out of Africa - Explores cultural narratives in Africa through romance and personal journeys.
• Toto the Hero - A unique perspective on life and identity from different cultural viewpoints.
• A Fish Called Wanda - Merges different cultures and comedic styles in a classic heist narrative.
• The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert - Focuses on friendship and cultural exploration in a comedic road-trip format.
• Team America: World Police - Satirical take on cultural stereotypes and international relations through comedy.
• Zoolander - A comedic look at fashion culture juxtaposed with absurdity and misunderstandings.
• The Intouchables - Explores social class and culture with warmth and humor amidst deep cultural differences.
• Mr. Popper's Penguins - A blend of family, nature, and humor in a modern setting, similar themes in a different context.
• Kung Fu Panda - Combines adventure and humor in a story showcasing cultural elements through a comedic lens.
• The Kings of Summer - A coming-of-age story that emphasizes friendships and adventure away from civilization.
• The Secret Life of Walter Mitty - A journey of self-discovery that crosses various cultures and perspectives humorously.
• Babe - Focuses on an animal protagonist in a quirky rural setting, exploring themes of belonging.
• A Bug's Life - An animated film that examines social structures within and outside of anthropomorphic insects.
• Little Miss Sunshine - Family road trip comedy that explores cultural dynamics and personal growth.
• Track of the Moon Beast - A low-budget adventure with themes of misunderstanding and cultural encounters.
• The Gods Must Be Crazy II - A sequel that continues exploring humorous cultural interactions and misunderstandings.
• National Geographic: The Last Wild - Focuses on nature and human interaction, similar environmental themes presented with humor.
• Samba - Examines immigrant experiences in France, mixing humor with cultural challenges.
• My Life as a Dog - A humorous yet poignant story set against the backdrop of cultural and family struggles.
• Mamma Mia! - Combines music, culture, and humor, showcasing interpersonal relationships in a comedic setting.
• Rugrats in Paris: The Movie - Family adventure that humorously explores cultures through children's perspectives.
• The Visitor - Explores cross-cultural connections and personal growth through human experiences.
• Mister Lonely - A surreal exploration of identity and belonging with absurd humor intertwined.
• Coco - Celebrates culture and tradition while exploring themes of family and belonging humorously.
• Wild Wild West - Combines science fiction and historical elements while showcasing cultural diversity humorously.
• The Incredibles - Adventure and humor in a family theme with somewhat exaggerated cultural insights.
• Rio - An animated story featuring cultural elements and humor around two birds from different backgrounds.
• The Art of Travel - Cultural exploration and adventure through travel, showcasing humor and self-discovery.
• African Cats - A documentary showcasing wildlife and various cultural aspects of Africa with insightful humor.
• Up - Combines humor and adventure, reflecting on themes of friendship and cultural differences.
• The Brothers Bloom - A comedic take on cultural nuances through the lens of con artistry.
• A Walk in the Woods - A humorous take on friendship and the outdoors while reflecting on different lifestyles.
• The Other Woman - Mixes humor and cultural perspectives through relationships and friendship struggles.
• The Way Way Back - A coming-of-age story that deals with personal growth and family interactions humorously.