The French Connection

Bullitt, starring the effortlessly cool Steve McQueen, is a must-see for fans of gripping car chases and tightly wound crime stories. Touted for its realistic action sequences, particularly the iconic car chase through San Francisco, Bullitt delivers a visceral thrill quite akin to The French Connection.

Michael Mann's Heat offers a cat-and-mouse game between a seasoned detective and an expert thief. Known for its detailed heist scenes and intense shootouts, Heat provides a similar blend of action and drama that fans of The French Connection will appreciate.

To Live and Die in L.A., directed by William Friedkin (the mastermind behind The French Connection), is a stylish and gritty crime thriller about Secret Service agents on the hunt for a counterfeiter. The movie's kinetic energy and infamous car chase scene pay homage to its 1970s predecessor.

Prince of the City is a deep dive into the corrupt underbelly of the police force, exploring themes of loyalty, betrayal, and moral uncertainty. Someone who appreciates The French Connection's exploration of police work and ethical dilemmas will find this intricate tale engaging.