Angel's Dance

Though it presents a different style as it leans more on the dark side, the Coen Brothers' Fargo offers a blend of crime, humor, and Midwestern manners that audiences who appreciate the tonal shifts and crime elements in Angel's Dance may enjoy.

This high-octane action-comedy presents a married couple discovering that they are both secretly working as assassins. Fans of Angel's Dance will appreciate the blend of marital antics and professional hits that drive the plot.

In Bruges brings a darkly comedic narrative that focuses on two hitmen laying low in Belgium after a botched job. The film's blend of existential musings and bursts of violence is akin to the quirky underworld perspective seen in Angel's Dance.

Kiss Kiss Bang Bang offers a neo-noir backdrop paired with sharp, witty dialogue and unorthodox characters, similar to the oddball charm presented in Angel's Dance, but with a Hollywood twist.

Featuring a mix of crime and comedy, The Whole Nine Yards shares thematic similarities with Angel's Dance, given its storyline about a suburban dentist and his next-door neighbor who happens to be a hitman trying to live a normal life.

Featuring interwoven stories about peculiar characters including, yes, hitmen, Seven Psychopaths delivers a satirical take on the crime genre that viewers who enjoyed the humor and violence in Angel's Dance might find appealing.

Much like Angel's Dance, Grosse Pointe Blank combines the elements of black comedy with a hitman's story. In this movie, the unlikely assassin returns to his hometown for a high school reunion, offering a mix of action, humor, and a reflection on life choices.

The Matador tells the story of a hitman experiencing a mid-life crisis, blending dark humor with a humanizing perspective on the assassin's lifestyle, creating a narrative that will resonate with fans of Angel's Dance.