Movies like Kiss Kiss Bang Bang

The Big Lebowski, a cult classic, directed by the Coen Brothers, is a crime-comedy that offers an offbeat sense of humor and an eccentric cast of characters. Like Kiss Kiss Bang Bang, it weaves a complex plot with unforgettable banter and a noir-ish Los Angeles backdrop.

Another Coen Brothers masterpiece, Fargo is a mix of crime, drama, and humor set against the snowy backdrop of Minnesota. The film's unlikely blend of violence and quirkiness aligns well with Kiss Kiss Bang Bang's tone.

Guy Ritchie's Snatch is a fast-paced, British crime comedy with multiple intertwining plotlines. It's known for its witty dialogue, colorful characters, and stylized violence, elements that mirror the experience Kiss Kiss Bang Bang delivers.

In Bruges combines black comedy with crime elements to tell the story of two hitmen hiding out in Bruges, Belgium. Fans of Kiss Kiss Bang Bang will appreciate the dark humor, memorable dialogue, and the profound yet comedic exploration of guilt and redemption.

The Nice Guys, directed by Shane Black, the same creative mind behind Kiss Kiss Bang Bang, delivers a similar sharp-witted and darkly comedic tone. Set in the '70s, this buddy detective film features a duo similar to Harry and Perry, who stumble through crime and comedy in a seedy underworld.

The Coen Brothers' Burn After Reading is a dark comedy featuring misunderstandings and misadventures that spiral out of control, leading to comically violent outcomes. Its clever, satirical take on espionage and crime should resonate with Kiss Kiss Bang Bang fans.

From the writer-director of In Bruges, Seven Psychopaths is another crime comedy brimming with sharp dialogue and meta-storytelling. It features an ensemble cast and a series of unpredictable events that fans of Kiss Kiss Bang Bang's twisted narrative will surely enjoy.

Get Shorty is a crime comedy about a mobster trying to make it in Hollywood. Much like Kiss Kiss Bang Bang, it explores the film industry's underbelly with wit and style, filled with snappy dialogue and a self-aware approach to storytelling.