Burglar

While Rush Hour leans more towards action, its comedic timing and engaging duo dynamic are similar to what you'd find in Burglar. The plot thickens with excellent fight sequences that fans of heist comedies will surely enjoy.

The high-octane thrills and humorous banter between two cops in Bad Boys evoke a similar vibe to that in Burglar. Audiences looking for action-packed scenes and witty dialogue will find this a suitable follow-up.

The awkward and unexpected partnership between a nice guy dentist and a hitman in The Whole Nine Yards echoes the buddy comedy elements and criminal hijinks that make Burglar entertaining. The suburban setting adds an extra layer of hilarity to the criminal mishaps.

Midnight Run offers an exhilarating chase experience blended with humor, much like Burglar. The film's narrative builds around an unlikely pair which leads to unpredictable situations and an engaging storyline.

In Blue Streak, a jewel thief's antics to recover a hidden diamond from a police station mimic the kind of misadventures that infuse Burglar with its charm. Comedy and crime intermingle, making it a solid pick for those in search of laughter and suspense.

With its mix of mystery and comedy, Fletch's story of an undercover journalist drawing him into crime-solving scenarios has the same light-hearted tone and detective intrigue as Burglar, appealing to viewers who enjoy a good laugh with their suspense.

Money Talks pairs comedy with thrilling heists in a way fans of Burglar will likely appreciate. The dynamic between a fast-talking ticket scalper and an ambitious news reporter creates a hilarious backdrop for action-packed chase scenes.

Metro, starring Eddie Murphy, combines comedy and hostage drama in a way that fans of Burglar might find particularly engaging. Murphy's characteristic humor drives the film and provides a similar blend of laughs and thrills.