Movies like The Hit

This Coen Brothers masterpiece offers a tense and atmospheric chase between a hitman and an everyman who stumbles upon crime scene aftermath. Like The Hit, it delves deeply into themes of choice, fate, and morality within the American landscape, delivering a similarly gripping experience.

Pulp Fiction, directed by Quentin Tarantino, weaves together multiple storylines featuring criminals in Los Angeles. With its sharp dialogue, dark humor, and eclectic cast, fans of The Hit will appreciate the film's similarly stylish approach to the crime genre and its exploration of the lives of hitmen.

Reservoir Dogs, also by Tarantino, features a group of criminals dealing with the aftermath of a heist gone wrong. The intense character exchanges and raw dialogues will appeal to those who favor the conversational scenes and moral quandaries presented in The Hit.

Set during the Great Depression, Road to Perdition follows a mob enforcer and his son as they seek vengeance against a mobster who murdered their family. The somber tone and examination of themes like revenge and redemption make it a compelling watch for fans of The Hit.

Another noteworthy addition to the crime genre by the Coen Brothers, Miller's Crossing tells the story of a power struggle between two rival gangs during the Prohibition era. Its intricate plot and morally ambiguous characters will resonate with those who enjoyed the complex narrative of The Hit.

In this British crime classic, a London gangster is desperately trying to understand who is sabotaging his empire. The Long Good Friday's combination of gangland politics and personal betrayal echoes the tension and atmosphere that fans of The Hit know well.