Movies like Arthur (2011)
If you're looking for some great movies that are a lot like Arthur, here is our list of similar films:
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    1. Trading Places

    #1,331 most popular movie yesterday

    Trading Places tells the story of an upper-crust executive who switches lives with a down-and-out con artist as part of a bet by two millionaires. Fans of Arthur will appreciate the humor derived from the clash of lifestyles and the satirical take on society's roles.

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    2. Coming to America

    #1,558 most popular movie yesterday

    Coming to America features an African prince who travels to New York City to escape an arranged marriage and find true love, posing as a commoner. This rags-to-riches (and vice versa) comedy will charm Arthur enthusiasts with its clever humor and heartfelt moments.

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    3. Dirty Rotten Scoundrels

    #2,425 most popular movie yesterday

    Dirty Rotten Scoundrels is about two con artists trying to settle their rivalry by betting on who can swindle a young heiress first. The battle of wits and charming deceit resonates with those who enjoyed Arthur's portrayal of high society and the scheming that can occur within it.

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    4. Brewster's Millions

    #3,017 most popular movie yesterday

    Brewster's Millions features a man who must spend a large inheritance within a limited time to inherit even more, leading to comedic hi-jinks. This movie strikes a chord similar to Arthur with its themes of wealth, excess, and the comedic complications that money can bring.

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    5. Ruthless People

    #3,690 most popular movie yesterday

    Ruthless People involves a wealthy couple whose lives turn upside down when the wife is kidnapped and the husband refuses to pay the ransom. The dark humor and twisted plot will capture the attention of those who appreciate Arthur's blend of mirth and money.

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    6. The Toy

    #5,338 most popular movie yesterday

    The Toy follows a rich man who gives his son everything he wants, including a journalist looking for a story. Like Arthur, the film plays on the theme of affluence and the humorous situations that can arise when money is no object.