The Baltimore Bullet

As a sequel to The Hustler, fans of The Baltimore Bullet will appreciate the continued story of Fast Eddie Felson. Mentoring a young pool player, this film dives deep into the themes of mentorship, the spirit of competition, and the passion for the game.

Hard Eight's story of a veteran gambler taking a young protege under his wing mirrors the mentorship theme in The Baltimore Bullet. Its focus on the personal struggles and moral dilemmas of the gambling life will resonate with viewers.

Set in the 1930s, The Sting captures a similar vibe to The Baltimore Bullet with its focus on con artists and high-stakes gambles. While it's centered on horse racing instead of pool, the thrilling cons and charismatic characters make it a great follow-up watch.

Rounders follows the underground world of high-stakes poker, paralleling The Baltimore Bullet's glimpse into pool hustling. With its blend of risk, strategy, and the dark allure of the gamble, it's another must-see for fans of gambling dramas.

Those who relished the pool-playing antics and comradery in The Baltimore Bullet will likely enjoy Poolhall Junkies. This film features a talented hustler breaking free from his controlling mentor to prove his skill in high-stakes games.