Movies like Family Business

The movie Get Shorty, featuring a loan shark trying to make it in the movie business, effortlessly blends crime with comedy. Anyone who enjoyed the entrepreneurial and family aspects of Family Business would appreciate this film's humorous take on a mobster's Hollywood ambitions.

Midnight Run combines action and comedy in a buddy-cop style adventure that involves the mob, making it reminiscent of the tone in Family Business. The cross-country chase and odd-couple dynamic should satisfy those looking for a crime film with a humorous twist.

The comedic interaction of the characters in The Whole Nine Yards, particularly between a hitman and his neighbor, does well to juxtapose the mundane with the macabre, much like Family Business. This film's blend of suburban life with mobster antics will resonate with those who appreciate the lighter side of crime stories.

Analyze This is a witty crime-comedy that melds the mafia world with humor, in a style similar to Family Business. The dynamic between a mob boss and a psychiatrist provides a humorous take on the usually serious crime genre, likely appealing to fans of Family Business's mix of family and crime.

My Blue Heaven is a gangster comedy where an FBI agent must keep a former mobster in witness protection out of trouble. Its light-hearted approach to the witness protection program shares a resemblance to the funnier crime-related situations depicted in Family Business.

Mickey Blue Eyes stars Hugh Grant as an art auctioneer mixed up in his fiancée's mob family, causing a comical clash of cultures. This romantic comedy's take on the mob world parallels the amusing family entanglements seen in Family Business.

Married to the Mob is a comedic take on life after the mob, presenting a lighter and humorous perspective on organized crime. Fans who enjoyed the family dynamic of Family Business and the comedic elements it brings to the crime genre will find this Michelle Pfeiffer-led film delightful.

The Freshman plays on the crime-comedy genre with a film student unknowingly assisting a crime boss impersonating the 'Godfather.' The amusing mishaps and the young protagonist's naivety echo the balancing act of family and crime found in Family Business.