Movies like Heaven or Vegas

Though more comedic in tone, The Hangover captures a wild and unpredictable Vegas adventure that might attract fans of Heaven or Vegas. Its portrayal of the chaos and camaraderie that can happen in the city makes it a popular choice for viewers seeking more light-hearted Vegas-related hijinks.

Like Heaven or Vegas, 21 is set in the thrilling world of Las Vegas gambling. It's based on the true story of a group of MIT students who become experts in card counting and take Vegas casinos for millions, which will enthrall viewers interested in the more cerebral and high-stakes aspects of casino life.

For those who are drawn to the glitzy and gritty portrayal of Vegas, Showgirls offers a raw and unflinching look into the life of a dancer trying to make it in a cutthroat industry. Its controversial narrative and bold visual style might appeal to a similar audience.

Like Heaven or Vegas, Leaving Las Vegas explores the darker underbelly of Las Vegas, focusing on a tragic romance. Viewers who appreciate tales of self-destruction and complicated human emotions set against the backdrop of Sin City will find much to rivet them in this Academy Award-winning drama.

Hard Eight, also known as Sydney, is a story about the relationship between a veteran gambler and a young man who needs help in paying for his mother's funeral. Fans of Heaven or Vegas may find similarities in the theme of mentorship and redemption within the realm of gambling.

Combining comedy with romantic entanglements in Las Vegas, Honeymoon in Vegas tells the story of a man who loses his fiancée in a poker game. It presents a lighter, comedic side of Vegas that can be appealing for those who liked the more romantic elements of Heaven or Vegas, but are looking for a softer lens.

The Cooler presents another tale of love and luck, set in the often unforgiving environment of Las Vegas. Fans of Heaven or Vegas might enjoy the movie's exploration of gambling, luck, and the redemptive power of love.

Set in the world of high-stakes poker, Lucky You dives into personal relationships strained by gambling habits. Viewers who connect with the personal drama and the Las Vegas setting in Heaven or Vegas will likely find this film similarly engaging.