
Filme wie Marty Supreme (2025)
Updated: Apr 6, 2026This 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.
Broker Jordan Belfort and his friend Donnie start their own brokerage firm. They make money selling penny stocks and blow it all on girls, alcohol, and drugs—until the FBI finally takes an interest in the company.
Similarity
Most similar in: very fast pacing, strong humor, moderate complexity
Biggest differences: noticeably less violent, noticeably less romantic
Shared keywords
Moral Compromise, Ambition, Moral Descent, Rise and Fall
Howard Ratner, a gambling-addicted jewelry store owner, gets into serious trouble because he owes a large debt to gangsters. Things get worse when, instead of paying up, Howard decides to chase his luck with sports bets.
Similarity
Most similar in: very fast pacing, moderate violence, moderate complexity
Biggest differences: much less humorous, much more tense, noticeably less romantic
Shared keywords
Moral Ambiguity, Moral Compromise
American figure skater Tonya is one step away from Olympic glory. To make sure it happens, there’s only one thing left: get rid of her rival—and Tonya will stop at nothing on her way to fame.
Similarity
Most similar in: very fast pacing, strong hopelessness, moderate violence
Biggest differences: noticeably less romantic, slightly more complex
Shared keywords
Moral Ambiguity, Competition, Sport

4. Burn After Reading
Comedy Drama2008 · 1h 36min
United States, United Kingdom
Director: Ethan Coen
A fired CIA agent, trying to get through a personal crisis, writes memoirs that include classified information. Through a run of bad luck, the disk with his manuscript ends up in the hands of employees at a gym, who decide to cash in on it.
Similarity
Most similar in: strong humor, very dark tone, moderate violence
Biggest differences: noticeably less romantic, slightly slower pacing
Shared keywords
Dark Comedy, Absurd
A bank robbery by two brothers, Connie and Nick, turns into a disaster: Nick ends up in prison and most of the money is lost without a trace. Connie will do anything to find the cash and get his brother out—but they only have until morning.
Similarity
Most similar in: very fast pacing, strong hopelessness, moderate violence
Biggest differences: much less humorous, much more tense, much less romantic
Shared keywords
Robbery, Moral Ambiguity
Based on real events, the film tells the story of two friends who manage to land a Pentagon contract worth $300 million to supply weapons to U.S. forces in Afghanistan.
Similarity
Most similar in: very fast pacing, very dark tone, strong humor
Biggest differences: noticeably less violent, noticeably less romantic, slightly more tense
Shared keywords
Dark Comedy, Betrayal, Moral Ambiguity, Moral Compromise, Rise and Fall
Tashi, a former tennis prodigy turned coach, has led her husband to championship success. He’s going through a rough patch in his career, and to boost his morale and confidence, they enter an ATP Challenger tournament. But the field also includes Tashi’s ex-boyfriend—who’s also her husband’s former best friend.
Similarity
Most similar in: very fast pacing, very dark tone, moderate action
Biggest differences: much less humorous, much less violent, noticeably less bleak
Shared keywords
Betrayal, Competition, Sport
Four-Finger Frankie is supposed to deliver a stolen diamond from the U.S. to England for his boss, but while placing a bet at a bookie, he’s kidnapped by gangsters who want the stone for themselves.
Similarity
Most similar in: very fast pacing, strong humor, very dark tone
Biggest differences: much less romantic, noticeably less bleak, slightly more tense
Shared keywords
Dark Comedy, Betrayal, Moral Compromise, Cynical, Sport
Former baseball player Hank Thompson lives a quiet, ordinary life and works as a bartender. One day his punk neighbor asks him to watch his cat for a few days because he has to leave town. From then on, Hank’s life takes a hard turn, and without meaning to, he ends up at the center of a criminal mess.
Similarity
Most similar in: very fast pacing, strong hopelessness
Biggest differences: much less humorous, noticeably more tense, noticeably more violent
Shared keywords
Betrayal, Moral Ambiguity

10. I Don't Feel at Home in This World Anymore
Thriller Drama Crime Comedy2017 · 1h 36min
United States
Director: Macon Blair
Burglars break into the home of an eccentric woman and steal her grandmother’s silverware. When the police won’t take her complaints seriously, she teams up with a slightly unhinged neighbor to teach the criminals a lesson.
Similarity
Most similar in: strong hopelessness, very dark tone, moderate violence
Biggest differences: much less romantic, noticeably less humorous, slightly slower pacing
Shared keywords
Dark Comedy, Moral Ambiguity, Absurd
A Russian gangster pulls off a shady real-estate scam, and suddenly millions of dollars are within easy reach—supposedly up for grabs by anyone. It drags practically the entire London underworld into a criminal race for the money.
Similarity
Most similar in: very fast pacing, strong humor, very dark tone
Biggest differences: noticeably less romantic, noticeably less bleak, slightly more action-heavy
Shared keywords
Betrayal, Cynical
About the movie Marty Supreme
Year: 2025
Genres: Drama, Thriller
Plot: Young athlete Marty Mauser is trying to raise money and make it to a prestigious ping-pong tournament to prove to the world he’s the best. In pursuit of his dream, he won’t stop at anything and is willing to use any means to get what he wants.
Keywords: Dark Comedy, Robbery, Crime Drama, Betrayal, Moral Ambiguity, Absurd, Moral Compromise, Ambition, Quest, Moral Descent









