Movies like Bright

Set in a future where robots are an everyday part of life, I, Robot explores themes of discrimination and fear of the 'other,' much like Bright's depiction of orcs and elves living alongside humans. The film's combination of sci-fi elements and detective work creates a similar vibe.

Hellboy combines the supernatural with crime-fighting, centering on a demonic beast who works for the government to fight off threats from the dark world. This movie should satisfy those who enjoy the fantastical creatures and action of Bright.

Directed by David Ayer, the same director behind Bright, Suicide Squad offers a chaotic blend of anti-heroes from the DC Universe joining forces. Its mixture of dark themes and action set within a comic book world might resonate with Bright's audience.

Denzel Washington and Ethan Hawke star in this intense crime thriller about an LAPD narcotics officer who takes a rookie on a 24-hour training course of the narcotics division. Like in Bright, the movie explores themes of corruption and moral ambiguity within the police force.

District 9 delves into issues of segregation and xenophobia through the lens of a sci-fi where aliens are living in slum-like conditions on Earth. Fans of Bright's blend of fantasy elements with societal issues will find this an engaging and thought-provoking watch.

Dredd is set in a gritty, dystopian future where law enforcers have the power of judge, jury, and executioner. Fans of Bright's dark, action-packed ambiance and the concept of law enforcement in a dystopian setting will likely find this film appealing.

End of Watch is a gritty cop drama that showcases the lives of two Los Angeles police officers, sharing the sense of brotherhood and action-packed sequences that viewers enjoyed in Bright. Its blend of realism and intense action should appeal to fans of the urban fantasy's law enforcement theme.

In Alien Nation, aliens live among humans in a contemporary Earth, and the plot revolves around a human cop and his alien partner. The similarities to Bright in terms of interspecies partnerships and exploring social commentary through a science fiction lens make it a comparable title.