Top 10 Best Comedy Movies of 2026 — Vote on Your Favorite!

Twenty years later, the iconic cast returns: Meryl Streep, Anne Hathaway, Emily Blunt, and Stanley Tucci. Andy is now features editor at Runway, Miranda grapples with the end of print media, and Emily is a luxury executive chasing crucial advertising revenue.

The Wayans brothers (Marlon, Shawn, Keenen Ivory) finally return after 18 years, alongside Anna Faris and Regina Hall as Cindy and Brenda. The franchise reboot parodies modern horror like Get Out, Heretic, Longlegs, and of course Scream once again.

Emily Bader and Tom Blyth play best friends who vacation together every year, until their feelings begin to shift. Brett Haley directs this When Harry Met Sally-inspired rom-com full of charm and chemistry. Emily Henry's novel gets a playful, sun-drenched adaptation.

Ben Stiller returns as Greg Focker in this new chapter of the Meet the Parents saga. Details remain under wraps, but expect more family chaos, awkward situations, and Robert De Niro's intimidating father-in-law stare.

Gru's yellow helpers get their third solo adventure full of slapstick, visual gags, and childlike anarchy. The animation stays irresistibly colorful, the humor universal. A teaser screening leaked online but showed enough to get families excited for chaotic theater laughs.

David Koepp's sci-fi comedy follows two employees who discover a mysterious organism in a military storage facility. Joe Keery and Liam Neeson lead the cast in this blend of Ghostbusters humor and body-horror tension. Expect dry jokes amid life-threatening situations.

Sandra Bullock and Nicole Kidman return after nearly thirty years as the Owens sisters in this long-awaited sequel, based on Alice Hoffman's novel The Book of Magic. Joey King and Dianne Wiest rejoin the cast as the family tries to break a centuries-old curse. The film deliberately leans into the warm nostalgia of the 1998 original.

Jennifer's Body writer Diablo Cody produces this witchy horror-comedy about store employees running a coven in their basement. When a new coworker threatens their order, the situation escalates. Gen-Z cast, sharp dialogue, and mall-gothic vibes.

Shepherd George reads his flock detective novels every night, convinced the sheep don't understand a word. When he's murdered, it turns out the opposite is true: his flock becomes the investigators. Hugh Jackman, Emma Thompson, and Bryan Cranston populate this quirky blend of Wallace & Gromit charm and a classic murder mystery.

Kristen Stewart and Alia Shawkat lead this 'stoner girl comedy' directed by Stewart's wife Dylan Meyer. Stewart herself called it 'really fucking stupid' -- exactly what we need. Seth Rogen supports in what promises to be unhinged, unfiltered friend-group chaos.

Alejandro G. Inarritu directs his first English-language film since The Revenant, with Tom Cruise as a bearded, burly energy tycoon trying to prove he can save humanity from a disaster he himself caused. The cast, including Riz Ahmed, John Goodman, and Sandra Huller, promises one of the most unpredictable comedic dramas of the year.

Zendaya and Robert Pattinson play a newly engaged couple whose relationship is put to the test when an unexpected twist completely derails their engagement party. Director Kristoffer Borgli (Sick of Myself) blends embarrassing comedy with steadily mounting discomfort. A24 delivers a rom-com with an edge.

Two college buddies simply go out for pizza, but an experimental drink sends their entire evening spiraling. Gaten Matarazzo and Daniel Radcliffe lead this absurdist stoner comedy from BriTANicK. Releases simultaneously on Hulu and Disney+.

A jilted bride from a small American town decides to cash in her own "celebrity pass": Jon Hamm. Director David Wain (Wet Hot American Summer) sends her on a chaotic journey through Hollywood, past paparazzi, agents, and even Italian hitmen. Absurdist and self-aware, with Jon Hamm not taking himself seriously in the slightest.

A gang of professional shoplifters goes up against a ruthless fashion queen who steals one of their designs. Keke Palmer leads the cast of Boots Riley's new comedy, with Demi Moore as her radiant nemesis. A heist comedy with a sharp eye on the fashion world.

Matt and Jay have spent years unsuccessfully trying to land a gig at their favorite club, and when they finally do, they accidentally travel back in time to 2008. Matt Johnson and Jay McCarrol's mockumentary cult series finally gets its long-awaited feature film after years of waiting. Absurdist, chaotic, and built on the quirky charm of the original.

Joe and Angela's marriage is already on the rocks when they invite their mysterious upstairs neighbors over for a dinner that spirals completely out of control. Olivia Wilde directs and stars, alongside Seth Rogen, Penelope Cruz, and Edward Norton. A24 delivers a painfully relatable evening that grows steadily more uncomfortable.

An American navy pilot is stranded on Soviet territory during the Cold War and receives unexpected help from a former KGB agent. Ryan Reynolds and Kenneth Branagh form an unlikely duo in this action comedy from John Francis Daley and Jonathan Goldstein. Apple TV+ delivers a mix of tension and dry humor.

Wile E. Coyote sues the ACME Corporation after their products repeatedly nearly kill him, with a human lawyer taking on the impossible case. This hybrid animation-live-action film combines classic Looney Tunes slapstick with a courtroom comedy. After years on the shelf, it finally hits theaters thanks to a rescue effort by Ketchup Entertainment.

A young assistant becomes the muse of a famous, provocative artist and finds herself pulled into a world of obsession, power, and betrayal. Gregg Araki returns with this explicit drama full of dark humor. Olivia Wilde and Charli XCX round out the cast.

A washed-up wedding singer and a fading boy-band star find each other during a late-night jam session, until the singer discovers his own song is making the other famous again. Paul Rudd and Nick Jonas play the unlikely duo in this musical comedy from John Carney (Once, Sing Street).

Two estranged half-brothers are forced to work together after the mysterious death of their father, uncovering a family secret that turns everything upside down. Jason Momoa and Dave Bautista lead the cast of this action comedy on Prime Video. The chemistry between the two leads effortlessly carries the film through its predictable plot.

A passionate writer (Hannah Einbinder) is hired to revive the neglected slasher franchise Camp Miasma and travels to the abandoned summer camp to meet the reclusive actress who once played the final girl of the original film (Gillian Anderson). What starts as an interview quickly spirals into a bloody world of desire, fear, and madness. Director Jane Schoenbrun (I Saw the TV Glow) won the Queer Palm in Cannes for it, with a unique blend of horror and pitch-black humor.