Movies like Road to Perdition

The Godfather is an iconic film that shares Road to Perdition's deep dive into the complexities of family dynamics and organized crime. Its epic story and memorable characters have set a precedent in the mafia genre and continue to influence films today.

No Country for Old Men's dark and tense atmosphere is reminiscent of Road to Perdition’s. Both films delve into the consequences of violence and the nature of evil, featuring strong male leads who must face their moral dilemmas.

This film delves into the life of a man with a mysterious past, paralleling Road to Perdition's exploration of family ties and violent histories. A History of Violence is a compelling thriller that examines identity and the potential for change within the context of a family drama.

Set in the 1950s, L.A. Confidential explores the seedy underbelly of Los Angeles, much in the spirit of Road to Perdition's depiction of crime and betrayal. With its multi-layered plot and rich atmosphere, it's a must-see for fans of crime dramas.

Brian De Palma's classic film explores the battle between law enforcement and organized crime during Prohibition, much like Road to Perdition. The Untouchables is a gripping tale of morality and revenge woven into a narrative that any fan of the genre would appreciate.

Public Enemies chronicles the true story of infamous bank robber John Dillinger. Its 1930s setting and attention to the relationship between criminals and law enforcement echo themes found in Road to Perdition, making it appealing to fans of period crime dramas.

As a complex crime-drama, Miller's Crossing is a standout in the genre. Just like Road to Perdition, Miller's Crossing showcases the intricate web and personal dilemmas of mobster ethics, featuring beautiful cinematography and a poignant story about loyalty and betrayal.

Eastern Promises, like Road to Perdition, focuses on themes of loyalty, family, and the inescapable nature of one's past within the criminal underworld. The film's intense narrative and strong performances make it resonate well with audiences looking for a gripping crime story.