Movies like Sneakers

Steven Soderbergh's Ocean's Eleven is a slick heist film that follows a group of thieves with specialized skills, akin to the dynamic found in Sneakers. The movie's blend of humor, cleverness, and a star-studded cast make it a must-watch for fans of heist-centered stories.

Directed by John Badham, WarGames follows a young computer whiz who accidentally hacks into a U.S. military supercomputer programmed to predict possible outcomes of nuclear war. It shares the high-stakes, computer hacking thrills with a light-hearted tone that fans of Sneakers will appreciate.

Featuring John Travolta and Hugh Jackman, Swordfish involves high-stakes cybercrime and a complex plot that should resonate with Sneakers' fans. Its use of modern technology and encryption to drive the storyline makes it a relevant companion piece.

Featuring Robert Redford and Brad Pitt, Spy Game presents the world of espionage and mentor-protégé dynamics set against a backdrop of international intrigue. Much like Sneakers, it offers a smart, suspense-filled experience with a strong character focus.

Both the original 1969 version and the 2003 remake of The Italian Job feature intricate heists, fast-paced action, and ensemble casts working together to pull off the impossible, reminiscent of the teamwork and strategic minds showcased in Sneakers.

Tony Scott's Enemy of the State starring Will Smith and Gene Hackman is a high-octane thriller that delves into government surveillance and conspiracy. Its themes of privacy, technology, and corruption twine with those in Sneakers, offering a similar paranoid thrill ride.

This cult classic about a group of young hackers who come across a conspiracy and have to use their computer skills to expose the perpetrators has the same cyber caper spirit as Sneakers. With its mix of techno-slang, and a stylish visualization of cyberspace, Hackers has maintained a dedicated following.

This political thriller featuring Robert Redford as a bookish CIA analyst on the run from hitmen has a similar suspenseful energy and focus on espionage as Sneakers. The film's plot twists and ethical questions will engage viewers who enjoy cerebral thrillers.