Movies like Hammett

Blade Runner, although a sci-fi film, offers a neo-noir experience with a future-set detective story. Fans of Hammett will appreciate the film's blend of detective tropes and dystopian bleakness, not to mention its philosophical underpinnings and rich visuals.

L.A. Confidential, set in 1950s Los Angeles, captures a similar noir aesthetic and complex mystery that fans of Hammett will likely appreciate. The film is rich with corruption, scandal, and intrigue, presenting a multi-layered narrative that keeps viewers guessing until the very end.

Chinatown is a classic neo-noir film that, like Hammett, delves into the seedy underbelly of Los Angeles. With its complex plot, morally ambiguous characters, and period setting, fans of Hammett will appreciate this Roman Polanski-directed masterpiece that captures the essence of detective fiction.

Miller's Crossing is a Coen Brothers' neo-noir that pays homage to the gangster and detective films of the past. With its intricate plot and sharp dialogue, fans of Hammett's storytelling and appreciation for the crime genre will find much to enjoy in this prohibition-era drama.

Body Heat is a steamy neo-noir thriller that captures the mood and style reminiscent of Hammett's work. The film's sultry atmosphere, twisty plot, and morally ambiguous characters make it a must-watch for anyone looking for a modern take on the genre.

The Long Goodbye offers a more laid-back twist on the detective genre. It's a neo-noir adaptation of a Raymond Chandler novel, and its unconventional approach to storytelling and character development make it a compelling follow-up for those who enjoyed the atmosphere and style of Hammett.