Hudson Hawk

Another Bruce Willis-led action comedy, The Fifth Element takes the quirkiness to a sci-fi setting. Its outlandish characters, unique humor, and creative action sequences may appeal to those who enjoyed the over-the-top nature of Hudson Hawk.

True Lies features Arnold Schwarzenegger in an action-packed comedy about a secret agent leading a double life. The film's blend of high stakes espionage and marital comedy gives it a similar appeal to Hudson Hawk's adventurous and comedic tones.

This high-octane action comedy features Bruce Willis as a private detective who teams up with a former quarterback to investigate a murder. Fans of Hudson Hawk's mix of action and humor will likely appreciate The Last Boy Scout's similar blend and Willis's snarky one-liners.

Like Hudson Hawk, Big Trouble combines crime, comedy, and a cast of eccentric characters in an offbeat story, this time involving a mysterious suitcase that brings together a group of dysfunctional characters in Miami.

This spy comedy satire stars Leslie Nielsen as a James Bond-esque secret agent. Spy Hard's slapstick humor and parody of the spy genre present a similarly light-hearted take on action movies that might attract Hudson Hawk enthusiasts.

Centering around a rock 'n' roll detective played by Andrew Dice Clay, this irreverent comedy also fuses action elements. Its lead character's wisecracking demeanor and the emphasis on humor over action bear resemblance to Hudson Hawk's style.

Remo Williams: The Adventure Begins is an action-adventure film with a sense of humor, featuring an unlikely hero trained in an ancient form of martial arts. Its campy, tongue-in-cheek approach can be likened to the comedic style of Hudson Hawk.