10 Movies & Shows Like Extreme Job

Description: A British action-comedy that parodies police procederals while delivering genuine thrills. The film features rapid-fire humor, exaggerated violence, and a tight-knit partnership at its core.

Fact: All the pub names in the film are puns on famous movie titles. The script references over 100 different action movies throughout.

Description: A raunchy coming-of-age comedy centered around friendship and misadventures. The humor is fast-paced, situational, and often absurd, with a focus on camaraderie and chaotic scenarios.

Fact: The script was written by Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg when they were just 13 years old. McLovin's fake ID became an iconic pop culture reference.

Description: A comedy about immature adults forced to live together, featuring outrageous behavior and absurd conflicts. The humor is broad, physical, and often delightfully stupid.

Fact: Many of the film's most memorable lines were improvised on set. The bunk bed scene took three days to film due to constant laughter from the cast and crew.

Description: A stoner action-comedy that pairs unlikely heroes in a dangerous adventure. The film blends drug humor with unexpected action sequences and a strong bromance element.

Fact: The fictional strain of marijuana shares its name with the film's title. Several action sequences were inspired by classic 1980s action movies.

Description: A satirical action-comedy about actors caught in real danger while filming a war movie. The film mixes Hollywood parody with genuine action sequences and outrageous characters.

Fact: Robert Downey Jr.'s character sparked controversy for appearing in blackface, though it was part of the satire. Tom Cruise's unrecognizable cameo became one of the film's most talked-about elements.

Description: A wild comedy about a group of friends dealing with the chaotic aftermath of a night they can't remember. The film thrives on escalating absurdity and unexpected twists.

Fact: The film was shot in just 15 days on a relatively small budget. Mike Tyson's cameo was unscripted - he simply agreed to appear as himself.

Description: A comedic take on the buddy cop genre, featuring undercover officers navigating high school. The film mixes action with self-aware humor and satirical jabs at classic cop tropes.

Fact: The film was originally conceived as a straight action movie before being reworked into a comedy. Channing Tatum improvised many of his funniest lines.

Description: A buddy cop comedy that blends action with humor, focusing on mismatched partners who stumble into a major case. The film balances over-the-top action sequences with witty banter and absurd situations.

Fact: The film features a running gag about a Prius being an unlikely action hero car. It also includes a post-credits scene that parodies buddy cop movie tropes.

Description: A female-led comedy that balances raunchy humor with heartfelt moments about friendship. The film features escalating comedic set pieces and a focus on group dynamics.

Fact: The food poisoning scene was largely improvised. The film helped prove that female-led comedies could succeed at the box office.

Description: A sequel that doubles down on meta-humor and absurdity, following the same undercover cops in a college setting. The film thrives on self-referential jokes and over-the-top action-comedy.

Fact: The end credits sequence humorously predicts endless sequels with increasingly ridiculous premises. The film's budget was significantly higher than its predecessor.