Movies like If Looks Could Kill

Spy Kids offers a family-friendly version of the spy genre and concentrates on young protagonists who are thrust into the world of espionage, much like the main character in If Looks Could Kill, albeit with a more fantastical and whimsical approach.

Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery parodies the spy genre with its flamboyant protagonist and outlandish scenarios. Its sense of humor and absurd take on espionage makes it a strong match for fans of spoof-laden spy adventures.

Get Smart adopts the same comedic spy-thriller vibe that is central to If Looks Could Kill. The movie follows bumbling secret agent Maxwell Smart and his more competent partner, showcasing a mix of slapstick humor and action that fans of high school spy capers would enjoy.

Johnny English stars Rowan Atkinson as an incongruent spy in an action-comedy that features similar farcical elements to If Looks Could Kill. The blend of humor and spy antics is sure to appeal to those who appreciate lighthearted spy parodies.

Agent Cody Banks shares the youthful spy concept with If Looks Could Kill, focusing on a teenage CIA operative balancing the challenges of adolescence with the demands of secret missions. Fans looking for another light-hearted teen espionage film will find it here.

Spies Like Us is an '80s comedy featuring two bumbling American government bureaucrats who unexpectedly find themselves as decoy spies. Its comic misadventure in espionage would resonate with fans of If Looks Could Kill.

I Spy, based on the '60s television series of the same name, combines action with comedy as a mismatched pair undertakes an undercover operation. Like If Looks Could Kill, it offers a modern twist on the spy genre with a comical edge.