If you need a good belly laugh, you can count on movies with Chris Rock to provide just that. He has graced the entertainment industry for over three decades with his comedic talent and shows no signs of slowing down anytime soon. From movies about funerals to movies about being president, Chris Rock’s movies have left audiences in stitches. So, in honor of one of the greatest comics of all time, here is a list of movies with Chris Rock that you should definitely check out.

Death at a Funeral (2010):
In this film, which was directed by Frank Oz and co-written by Neil LaBute and Peter Dinklage, Chris Rock plays the role of Aaron, a man who returns home to attend his father’s funeral. As expected, all sorts of hilarious chaos ensues as various family members and friends come together to pay their respects.
Watch the ‘Death at a Funeral’ Trailer Below:
Head of State (2003):
In this comedy, Chris Rock plays Mays Gilliam, a Washington D.C. Alderman who suddenly finds himself running for President of the United States. This movie is a great combination of slapstick and political satire, with Chris Rock providing plenty of laughs.
Watch the ‘Head of State’ Trailer Below:
I Think I Love My Wife (2007):
I Think I Love My Wife is a romantic comedy-drama film directed by Chris Rock and starring Rock, Kerry Washington, and Gina Torres. Chris Rock plays the role of Richard Cooper, a married man who appears to have it all. His perfect marriage and successful career seem to be his life’s biggest achievements, but underneath the surface, Richard is feeling unfulfilled and unsatisfied. When Nikki Tru (Kerry Washington) enters his life, Richard finds himself unable to resist her charm and decides to explore what could have been. Can Richard juggle his newfound infatuation with Nikki while still keeping up appearances in his marriage? That’s the question that drives this movie and all of its hilarious moments.
Watch the ‘I Think I Love My Wife’ Trailer Below:
Grown Ups (2010):
In this classic comedy, Chris Rock plays the role of Kurt McKenzie, one of five childhood friends who reunite for a long-overdue reunion at a lake house. As time passes, each man finds that even though things may have changed over the years, their hilarious personalities remain the same. Grown Ups is the perfect movie to watch with your pals.
Watch the ‘Grown Ups’ Trailer Below:
The Longest Yard (2005):
In the 2005 remake of The Longest Yard, former pro football player Paul Crewe (Adam Sandler) is sentenced to three years in prison for grand theft auto. As the new inmate, Crewe is ordered by Warden Hazen (James Cromwell) to form a team of prisoners to play against the prison guards.
Crewe initially refuses but is convinced by fellow inmate Caretaker (Chris Rock) to put together a team. The two men recruit a group of inmates, including former college football star Nate Scarboro (Burt Reynolds).
The Longest Yard quickly becomes a game of survival for both the inmates and the guards, as each team try to inflict as much pain as possible on the other.
Watch ‘The Longest Yard’ Trailer Below:
Dogma (1999):
Dogma is a satire about two fallen angels (Ben Affleck and Matt Damon) who attempt to re-enter Heaven through a loophole. With the help of Bethany Sloane (Linda Fiorentino), the Heavenly Scribe, they must thwart the plans of an ancient reality-altering force. Chris Rock takes on the role of Rufus, a 13th apostle chosen by God to aid in Bethany’s mission.
Watch the ‘Dogma’ Trailer Below:
Nurse Betty (2000):
Betty Sizemore (Renee Zellweger), a compassionately naive nurse living in Kansas gets caught up in a web of murder and deception. After witnessing her husband’s murder, she goes into shock – believing that she is the character from her favorite soap opera. Betty soon finds herself pursued by two hitmen (Morgan Freeman and Chris Rock) who believe she has information that can lead them to a huge fortune. Along the way, Betty must confront her past and learn how to stand up for herself if she hopes to succeed in outwitting the killers and reclaiming her life.
Watch the ‘Nurse Betty’ Trailer Below:
Down to Earth (2001 film):
I have to admit, this movie was not well received by critics, but I found it hilarious. In the movie, Chris Rock plays Lance Barton, a struggling comedian who dies before his time and is sent back to Earth in the body of an elderly billionaire. In order to get back to Heaven, he must complete a mission on Earth with the help of Sontee (Regina King). Together they face numerous obstacles as Lance tries to find his way back to the afterlife.
Watch the ‘Down to Earth’ Trailer Below:
Beverly Hills Ninja (1997):
An overweight and clumsy but nonetheless enthusiastic American boy named Haru washes ashore near a village of skilled Japanese warriors. The villagers take him in and teach him ninjitsu, Haru’s first assignment is to protect a beautiful woman from California. However, he struggles due to his lack of coordination and his unfamiliarity with Western culture.
Watch the ‘Beverly Hills Ninja’ Trailer Below:
Pootie Tang (2001):
Pootie Tang follows the titular character, Pootie Tang, a superhero with his own unique language and style. Pootie’s mission is to protect the world from corporate corruption led by an evil businessman.
Watch the ‘Pootie Tang’ Trailer Below:
Whether poking fun at himself or acting out slapstick comedy, Chris Rock’s movies are always entertaining and sure to bring lots of laughs. So grab some popcorn, round up your friends, and enjoy!
Do you have a favorite Chris Rock movie? Let us know in the comments below!
Happy viewing!
[…] who has taken over an entire New York City housing project. His main henchman is Pookie (played by Chris Rock), a crack-addicted former drug dealer who is now Nino’s right-hand man. Nino’s main […]