Movies like Just the Ticket (1998)
If you're looking for some great movies that are a lot like Just the Ticket, here is our list of similar films:
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    1. The Sting

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    Set in the 1930s, this classic caper film stars Paul Newman and Robert Redford as con men who pull off a highly complicated scheme. Its focus on the intricacies of the con and its charismatic characters make it a fitting choice for those who enjoyed the scheming and relationship dynamics in Just the Ticket.

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    2. It Could Happen to You

    #2,926 most popular movie yesterday

    In this feel-good romantic comedy, a New York City cop (played by Nicolas Cage) promises to share his lottery ticket with a waitress (Bridget Fonda) in lieu of a tip. Like Just the Ticket, it captures the charm of New York City and the unexpected turns that can lead to romance and fortune.

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    3. Two for the Money

    #3,492 most popular movie yesterday

    Starring Al Pacino, Matthew McConaughey, and Rene Russo, Two for the Money delves into the world of sports gambling, offering a gritty look at the industry. Fans of Just the Ticket's backdrop of ticket scalping will find intrigue in the similarly high-stakes world of betting and the complex characters that inhabit it.

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    4. The Flamingo Kid

    #5,754 most popular movie yesterday

    Matt Dillon stars in this coming-of-age story set in the world of a high-end beach club. With its focus on personal ambition and the seductive nature of quick success, The Flamingo Kid shares thematic elements with Just the Ticket, offering a dose of nostalgia and a glance at the allure of easy money.

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    5. Confidence

    #6,410 most popular movie yesterday

    With an ensemble cast including Edward Burns, Rachel Weisz, and Dustin Hoffman, Confidence is a slick con-artist movie that revolves around a swindle gone wrong. Like Just the Ticket, it offers an enthralling look at the art of the scam mingled with personal relationships.