Poolman

The Big Lebowski is a cult classic that pairs perfectly with Poolman, offering a blend of comedy, crime, and mystery. The film follows 'The Dude' as he gets tangled in a complex case all by accident, echoing the kind of accidental sleuthing and colorful character encounters that make Poolman appealing.

Inherent Vice is a neo-noir detective film that offers a similar mix of quirky humor and a labyrinthine plot, much like Poolman. With its 1970s setting and an equally bewildered protagonist navigating a web of mystery and eccentric characters, this movie delivers a strange yet engaging experience for those who appreciate offbeat mysteries.

Burn After Reading is a Coen Brothers film with a similarly absurdist take on crime and espionage. Its ensemble cast of eccentric characters embroil themselves in a tangled web of misunderstandings and misdeeds, recalling the unpredictable narrative style that makes Poolman so entertaining.

The Nice Guys delivers a buddy cop dynamic full of humor and 1970s flair, akin to the laid-back detective vibe seen in Poolman. With its balance of comedic elements and intriguing mystery, it caters to audiences who enjoy a blend of action, laughs, and unconventional detective work.

Get Shorty combines crime and comedy in a satirical story of a charming mobster navigating Hollywood’s underbelly. Fans of Poolman will enjoy the quirky characters and the way hilarity ensues from a crime caper, alongside some humorous insights into the entertainment industry.

Kiss Kiss Bang Bang is a darkly comedic mystery that shares Poolman's penchant for clever dialogue and twisty narratives. The film's witty take on the noir genre, combined with an unlikely detective duo, makes it a compelling choice for fans of playful yet suspenseful stories.