Movies like Mickey Blue Eyes

Get Shorty mixes crime with comedy as John Travolta plays a mobster who ends up in the film industry. The seamless fusion of worlds and the comedic elements echoing Mickey Blue Eyes makes Get Shorty a top pick for fans seeking more mob-based laughter.

Starring Bruce Willis and Matthew Perry, The Whole Nine Yards delivers comedy with a side of mob antics. The fish-out-of-water story of a dentist finding out a hitman lives next door parallels the misadventures of Hugh Grant's character in Mickey Blue Eyes, making it a hit with fans of mob-related comedies.

Analyze This is a classic comedy that pairs Robert De Niro as a mob boss who seeks the help of a psychiatrist, played by Billy Crystal. Like Mickey Blue Eyes, it melds the mafia world with humor and unlikely relationships, ensuring laughs for those who appreciate the mafia-meets-comedy genre.

My Blue Heaven, featuring Steve Martin and Rick Moranis, tells the tale of a former mobster in Witness Protection and the FBI agent assigned to him. The movie's blend of witnessing a criminal adjusting to a new life and its engaging humor will entertain Mickey Blue Eyes fans.

Mickey Blue Eyes itself is a must-re-watch for fans of the genre. Hugh Grant steps into the shoes of an art auctioneer whose life turns upside down when he gets entangled with his fiancée's mobster family, delivering a performance that blends dry British wit with mobster slapstick.

Michelle Pfeiffer stars in Married to the Mob as a mobster's widow trying to escape the crime family lifestyle. Its quirky take on the mob milieu and its comedic undertones resonate with those who enjoyed Mickey Blue Eyes' humorous take on similar themes.

Starring Marlon Brando and Matthew Broderick, The Freshman features a young man who inadvertently gets involved with a crime family that closely resembles the one from The Godfather. It's a delightful farce with a narrative style that mirrors the comic storyline in Mickey Blue Eyes.

This 80s classic, starring Michael Keaton, is a screwball comedy spoof on the gangster genre. Its whimsical and farcical approach to the life of a beloved pet-store owner turned mobster makes Johnny Dangerously a natural follow-up for Mickey Blue Eyes enthusiasts.