Last Action Hero

Hot Fuzz by Edgar Wright is a brilliant take on the buddy-cop genre, that lampoons the conventions of action movies while also being a stellar example of one. If you loved Last Action Hero for its action and self-aware comedy, Hot Fuzz is sure to be a hit.

Much like Last Action Hero's blend of reality and fiction, The Truman Show examines the life of a man unaware he's living in a constructed reality TV show. Fans of Last Action Hero's meta-commentary on entertainment will appreciate the clever and thought-provoking narrative of The Truman Show.

Tropic Thunder is a satirical action-comedy that pokes fun at Hollywood's war films, much in the way Last Action Hero satirizes action movie tropes. Its self-aware humor and action scenes will surely delight fans looking for a similarly irreverent tone.

Deadpool features a hero who's fully aware of his fictional status and often breaks the fourth wall - a storytelling device that will resonate with fans who enjoyed the meta-humor of Last Action Hero. Its mix of comedy, action, and self-awareness makes it a perfect follow-up.

Kick-Ass is a superhero action-comedy that deconstructs the typical superhero narrative. Fans of Last Action Hero's subversion of action movie clichés will appreciate the way Kick-Ass playfully undermines superhero conventions.

Another action-packed spectacle starring Arnold Schwarzenegger, True Lies combines high-octane action with humor and spectacle, in a vein similar to Last Action Hero. It's an engaging watch for viewers who relish Arnold's larger-than-life screen presence and comedy-action fusion.

Galaxy Quest serves as a love letter to sci-fi franchises while also lampooning their many clichés. Similar to Last Action Hero, Galaxy Quest is a smart, affectionate parody that appeals to both fans and critics of the genre it portrays.

The Last Boy Scout is an action film that combines witty dialogue with high-stakes action sequences, featuring a reluctant pairing much like the Schwarzenegger-civilian combo in Last Action Hero. It's a gritty, witty choice for audiences who enjoy buddy-action flicks.