The Boondock Saints

Quentin Tarantino's Pulp Fiction is a masterpiece of intertwining storylines and memorable characters. Its non-linear storytelling and sharp, edgy dialogue resonate with the same gritty and darkly comic vibe found in The Boondock Saints.

The visually striking neo-noir Sin City plunges viewers into a stylized world of crime and revenge. Its graphic novel roots and ensemble cast of morally ambiguous characters will attract fans of The Boondock Saints's comic book-esque action and antihero dynamics.

Another Guy Ritchie classic, Snatch delivers a high-octane narrative and a darkly comedic tone that echoes The Boondock Saints's flair. Featuring an ensemble cast and intersecting stories, revolving around a stolen diamond, Snatch weaves eccentric characters and smart dialogue for fans of offbeat crime dramas.

Martin McDonagh's Seven Psychopaths brings together a group of oddball characters in a scenario that spirals out of control, much like The Boondock Saints. Its blend of sharp humor, meta-commentary on violence, and unpredictable plot turns make it a great pick for those who enjoy clever crime stories.

With its fast-paced action and ensemble cast, Smokin' Aces captures an over-the-top atmosphere that fans of The Boondock Saints will appreciate. The film’s interconnected tales of FBI agents and hitmen culminate in a violent, yet darkly humorous showdown.

This gritty crime drama features Ryan Phillippe and Benicio del Toro as two criminals who kidnap a surrogate mother to a wealthy couple, leading to a series of violent encounters. Like The Boondock Saints, The Way of the Gun is a story of outlaws engaging in questionable moral decisions amidst action-packed sequences.