Leaves of Grass

The Big Lebowski is a cult classic that combines a stoner comedy with a neo-noir detective story. With its unique characters and offbeat humor, it's a must-watch for those who found joy in the tonal shifts and idiosyncrasies of Leaves of Grass.

Fargo, yet another Coen Brothers film, features dark comedy and crime in a Midwestern setting. The intricate plot and memorable characters would appeal to those who appreciated the narrative style and humor of Leaves of Grass.

In this comedy, a small-time pot dealer creates a fake family to move a huge drug shipment across the U.S.-Mexico border. Its combination of crime elements with humor and unconventional family dynamics aligns with the kind of dark comedy found in Leaves of Grass.

Another dark comedy from the Coen Brothers, Burn After Reading presents a tale of gym employees who stumble upon a disk containing the memoirs of a CIA agent. The film's humor and crime elements would resonate with viewers who loved Leaves of Grass.

Directed by the Coen Brothers, A Serious Man explores the life of a physics professor as he deals with a cascade of personal problems. Its dark humor and existential themes can appeal to those who enjoy the intertwining of intellectual pursuits and quirky storytelling like in Leaves of Grass.

In Raising Arizona, a quirky couple played by Nicolas Cage and Holly Hunter decides to kidnap a baby after discovering they can't have children of their own. The comedy's style and mixture of crime with heartfelt moments offer a similar oddball charm to that of Leaves of Grass.

This action comedy starring James Franco and Seth Rogen centers around a process server and his marijuana dealer on the run from hitmen and a corrupt cop. Fans of Leaves of Grass may appreciate the blend of stoner comedy with a punch of action.