Movies like Finder's Fee

21 is based on the true story of MIT students who use their math skills to win big in Vegas. Similar to Finder's Fee, it explores themes of chance, strategy, and the seductive nature of a high-stakes gamble.

A Simple Plan tells the story of two brothers and a friend who discover a plane crash filled with millions in cash. Their plans to keep the money lead to complex moral dilemmas, suspense, and betrayal, resonating with Finder's Fee's themes of greed and consequence.

In Before the Devil Knows You're Dead, a planned robbery goes horrifically awry. The movie's intense character study and examination of desperation and flawed decisions will resonate with audiences who were gripped by the moral quandaries in Finder's Fee.

Hard Eight follows the life of a professional gambler who takes a young man under his wing. Its focus on the gambling underworld and the ensuing drama offers a similar mood to that of Finder's Fee, making it a compelling watch for audiences who enjoy the combination of gambling and psychological tension.

Rounders, which revolves around high-stakes poker and the characters who play the game, combines the thrill of gambling with a sharp narrative. Fans of Finder's Fee will find the poker scenes and the sense of personal drama familiar and engaging.

Matchstick Men features the story of a con artist with a conscience. It presents a captivating look at the lives of swindlers, much like Finder's Fee examines the lives of its characters when faced with moral challenges and unexpected fortune.

In Shallow Grave, a trio of flatmates finds themselves in possession of their deceased roommate's large sum of money, leading to deception, mistrust, and paranoia. Like Finder's Fee, it delves into the darker side of human nature when faced with sudden wealth.

Confidence is a slick crime thriller that oozes with deception and trickery. Fans of Finder's Fee will appreciate the intricate plot twists and the exploration of characters who thrive in a world of high-stakes cons.