10 Movies Like Going Overboard (1989)

Description: A satirical Western that breaks the fourth wall and uses absurd humor to critique racism and Hollywood tropes. Its bold, irreverent style is similar to the reference title's approach.

Fact: The film was controversial for its use of racial humor but is now regarded as a groundbreaking comedy. The famous campfire scene was improvised and almost cut for being too crude.

Description: A raunchy, anarchic comedy about misfits rebelling against authority, filled with over-the-top humor and memorable one-liners. Its rebellious spirit and comedic chaos align with the reference title.

Fact: The film was shot in just 30 days on a tight budget. It launched the careers of several actors and became one of the highest-grossing comedies of its time.

Description: A slapstick comedy that relies heavily on absurd humor, rapid-fire jokes, and visual gags, much like the reference title. It parodies disaster films with a similar over-the-top style.

Fact: The film was initially rejected by several studios who thought it was too silly. It has since become a cult classic and is often cited as one of the funniest movies ever made.

Description: A chaotic comedy with a loose plot, relying on improvisation and outrageous characters for laughs. Its irreverent tone and focus on absurdity are reminiscent of the reference title.

Fact: The famous gopher scenes were added late in production and were almost cut from the film. The movie was initially panned by critics but is now considered a comedy classic.

Description: A military comedy featuring misfit characters and chaotic, improvisational humor. Its blend of slapstick and satire is similar to the reference title's comedic tone.

Fact: The film was shot on a tight schedule and much of the dialogue was improvised. The famous boot camp montage was inspired by real military training videos.

Description: A mix of supernatural comedy and slapstick, featuring quirky characters and absurd situations. Its blend of humor and adventure aligns with the reference title's style.

Fact: The film's iconic theme song was written and performed by Ray Parker Jr. in just a few days. The Stay-Puft Marshmallow Man was originally conceived as a joke but became a central part of the film.

Description: A raucous ensemble comedy filled with exaggerated characters and slapstick humor. The film's focus on misfits and absurd situations mirrors the reference title's comedic approach.

Fact: The film was made on a modest budget but became a surprise hit, spawning multiple sequels. The iconic 'sound effects' character, Michael Winslow, performed all his noises live on set.

Description: This film combines parody with surreal humor, featuring ridiculous scenarios and exaggerated characters. Its nonsensical plot and comedic timing align closely with the reference title's style.

Fact: The movie was a box office flop but gained a strong following on home video. It includes a famous underwater bar fight scene that was shot in reverse.

Description: A parody of sci-fi films, packed with slapstick humor, meta-jokes, and ridiculous characters. Its self-aware, over-the-top comedy mirrors the reference title's style.

Fact: The film was initially criticized for being too silly but has since become a cult favorite. The character Yogurt was created as a spoof of Yoda from 'Star Wars.'

Description: A zany, offbeat comedy filled with surreal sketches and absurd humor. Its low-budget charm and unpredictable jokes align with the reference title's comedic sensibilities.

Fact: The film was a box office failure but gained a massive following on home video. Many of the sketches were inspired by the star's early comedy routines.