Movies like Firewall

Die Hard is an action classic in which Bruce Willis's character fights against terrorists who have taken over a building. Though different in setting, its mix of one man's fight against overwhelming odds and the protection of family ties aligns with Firewall's core themes.

Taken features Liam Neeson as a former spy who must use his particular set of skills to save his kidnapped daughter. While not focused on cyber threats, the film's intense rescue mission and the father's relentless pursuit mirror the personal stakes seen in Firewall.

Panic Room dives into a night of terror when intruders break into a home, sending a divorced woman and her diabetic daughter into a secure panic room. Fans of Firewall will appreciate the similar themes of home invasion and the desperate measures taken by family members to protect one another.

The Negotiator stars Samuel L. Jackson and Kevin Spacey in a story about a hostage negotiator accused of corruption and murder, who takes hostages of his own to clear his name. It offers the same mix of negotiation tactics and intense action sequences that audiences enjoy in Firewall.

Swordfish features John Travolta as a charismatic villain who forces a computer hacker, played by Hugh Jackman, to help him steal billions of dollars. Like Firewall, it's a tech-centric thriller that delves into high-stakes cyber crime and personal dilemmas.

Antitrust portrays a young computer programmer who suspects his employer of foul play, blending technology with suspense. The movie offers a similar blend of corporate espionage and high-tech intrigue that fans of Firewall will find engaging.

Inside Man centers on a meticulously planned bank heist that becomes a tense standoff between a robber, a hostage negotiator, and a high-power broker. The film's intricate plot and suspenseful execution will resonate with those drawn to the crime and psychological aspects of Firewall.

In Hostage, Bruce Willis plays a veteran police negotiator who finds himself in a high-stakes situation involving criminals and hostages. Much like Firewall, this tense thriller weaves together elements of crime, family dynamics, and a race against time.