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A petty thief posing as an actor is brought to Los Angeles for an unlikely audition and finds himself in the middle of a murder investigation along with his high school dream girl and a detective who's been training him for his upcoming role...
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Films like Snatch (2000)
A подборка of crime comedies in the style of Snatch, centered on tangled schemes, gang rivalries, and the pursuit of big money and valuables in the setting of criminal London. The selected films share Guy Ritchie's signature style: a fast pace, action, English black humor, a large cast of characters each chasing their own goals, and multiple parallel storylines that eventually converge into one story. The list includes such cult films as Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels, Pulp Fiction, In Bruges, and The Gentlemen.
Films like The Gentlemen (2020)
This collection features movies similar to «The Gentlemen» (2020) — stylish crime comedies, mysteries, and thrillers filled with dark humor, charismatic characters, and high-stakes money games. As in «The Gentlemen», the events here unfold in parallel, intertwine with one another, and ultimately come together in one explosive criminal story. These films stand out for their distinctive British style, sharp dialogue, and a large cast of vivid characters. The list includes such masterpieces as «Snatch», «Pulp Fiction», «In Bruges», and «Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels».
Films like Marty Supreme (2025)
This collection brings together films similar to Marty Supreme (2025): black comedies, crime dramas, and tense adventure stories centered on an amoral antihero who, in pursuit of success, gets pulled ever deeper into lies, risky schemes, betrayal, and moral compromise. Many of these films echo Marty Supreme not through their sports backdrop, but through their jittery, escalating tension, sense of chaos, and constant spiral of mounting problems — in the spirit of the Safdie brothers’ films.
