Everybody Wins

Not to be confused with the vampire saga, Twilight is a neo-noir mystery that shares themes of conspiracy and hidden truths with Everybody Wins. It stars Paul Newman as a retired detective who is thrown back into the deep end when a simple job goes awry.

Chinatown is a classic detective story that shares the murky moral landscape and complex plotting of Everybody Wins. Its narrative of a private eye getting involved in a case far deeper and more sinister than initially apparent will satisfy fans looking for similar twists and turns.

Presumed Innocent brings courtroom drama and mystery under the same roof, drawing viewers into a story of crime and betrayal. Like Everybody Wins, the film delves into the darkness that can lurk beneath the surface of legal proceedings and personal relationships.

Body Heat, much like Everybody Wins, lures you into a sultry tale of seduction and deceit. Set in a hot Floridian landscape, this film noir piece spins a web of lust, crime, and double-crossings that fans of intrigue and seduction will devour.

The Two Jakes serves as a sequel to Chinatown and delivers a similar complex and layered narrative. It offers fans of Everybody Wins another foray into a world where truth is elusive and everyone's motives are suspect.

If you were on the edge of your seat watching Everybody Wins, Jagged Edge would keep you just as engrossed. It's a courtroom thriller with a dash of romance and suspense, featuring a lawyer who becomes too involved with her client, who may or may not be a murderer.