Movies like He Went That Way

No Country for Old Men is a Coen Brothers masterpiece where the paths of a hunter, a sheriff, and a hitman intersect. The intense cat-and-mouse game and moral themes are certain to captivate viewers who are drawn to the suspenseful narrative of He Went That Way.

In Se7en, two detectives (played by Brad Pitt and Morgan Freeman) are on a thrilling hunt for a serial killer who uses the seven deadly sins as his modus operandi. The dark, psychological tension will appeal to those fascinated by the pursuit of a criminal mastermind in He Went That Way.

Catch Me If You Can stars Leonardo DiCaprio as a young con artist chased by an FBI agent, played by Tom Hanks. Much like He Went That Way, it's a cat-and-mouse thriller that blends suspense with a sense of adventure and pursuit across different locales.

Prisoners involves the desperate search for two abducted girls, leading to a tangle of drama and moral quandaries. Its intense tone and exploration of how far one will go to uncover the truth will likely resonate with the audience of He Went That Way.

Zodiac follows the story of the infamous Zodiac killer in San Francisco and the obsessive quest to apprehend him. The film's focus on detective work and unraveling the identity of a criminal mirrors the investigative elements present in He Went That Way.

Insomnia, starring Al Pacino and Robin Williams, is about a detective who, while investigating a murder in a small Alaskan town, finds himself entangled in psychological conflict. The blend of crime solving and inner turmoil provides a similar intrigue to that of He Went That Way.

The Fugitive, featuring Harrison Ford as a man wrongfully accused of murdering his wife, is a gripping chase story. It mixes suspense, drama, and action, elements that resonate with the audience of He Went That Way as the protagonist works to prove his innocence.

Public Enemies tells the story of infamous bank robber John Dillinger, played by Johnny Depp. This film offers a historical angle on crime and the relentless government pursuit, giving audiences a similar thrill as He Went That Way, but set during the Great Depression.