Movies like Kites

This high-octane action flick blends romance and espionage much like Kites. When a bored married couple discover they are both assassins hired by competing agencies to kill each other, the film takes the watcher on a thrilling ride full of twists and turns that fans of Kites would appreciate.

Baz Luhrmann's modern take on Shakespeare's tragedy presents a star-crossed lover's theme set against a backdrop of stylized violence and a vibrant soundtrack. Fans of Kites will resonate with its tale of forbidden love and the ensuing complications.

Written by Quentin Tarantino, True Romance follows a couple on the run after stealing from the mob. This dynamic and ultra-violent road movie presents a combination of high stakes and romance under pressure that fans of Kites might find compelling.

Starring George Clooney and Jennifer Lopez, this film combines crime, romance, and sharp dialogue. Much like Kites, the chemistry between the leads and the blend of heist drama with a love story will captivate audiences looking for a similar cinematic experience.

As a classic film about a couple embroiled in crime together, Bonnie and Clyde tells the story of notorious bank robbers who are also lovers. Its blend of romance with the thrill of the chase will draw in audiences who are looking for movies like Kites.

This action-packed film by Robert Rodriguez, featuring Antonio Banderas and Salma Hayek, shares Kites's sense of gritty, over-the-top action combined with a passionate love story. The film's blend of romance and revenge will appeal to viewers who enjoyed the similar elements in Kites.

This action comedy stars Tom Cruise and Cameron Diaz in a fantastical adventure around the globe, echoing the international backdrop and high stakes found in Kites. The mix of humor, action and a central romantic storyline makes it an appealing watch for those who enjoyed Kites.

Starring Brad Pitt and Julia Roberts, The Mexican combines elements of a road movie with a crime-ridden plot and an underlying romantic entanglement. Its quirkiness and layered narrative provide a connection for those who found Kites's mixture of genres engaging.