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Directed by Quentin Tarantino, Pulp Fiction intertwines multiple narratives, delivering a darkly comedic crime saga that mirrors Go's non-linear storytelling and sharp dialogue. Fans of Go's ensemble cast and gritty, intersecting plots will find a lot to love here.

The Coen Brothers' cult classic The Big Lebowski delivers irreverent humor and a convoluted crime story. Much like Go, it follows a group of eccentric characters through a series of misadventures grounded in Los Angeles culture.

Danny Boyle's Trainspotting is a raw and energetic portrayal of a group of friends deeply entrenched in the Edinburgh drug scene. Its unflinching look at the counterculture and its consequences can appeal to Go's audience, despite the starkly different setting.

Another Guy Ritchie hit, Snatch revisits his stylish crime-comedy formula with a larger cast and even more convoluted capers. Audiences who enjoyed Go's multiple storylines and dark humor will appreciate the clever narratives and rich character dynamics in Snatch.

Smokin' Aces is an action-packed thriller with a comedic edge, featuring an ensemble cast whose paths collide in violent and unexpected ways. Its fast pace and intricate plot will resonate with fans of Go's intensity and narrative style.

Very Bad Things is a black comedy about a bachelor party gone horribly wrong, leading to a series of catastrophic events. Its dark comedic tone and morally ambiguous characters make it a good match for viewers who appreciate the edginess of Go.