The Ladykillers

The Big Lebowski is a cult classic that brings together an eccentric ensemble cast in a twisting tale filled with mistaken identity, bowling, and a whole lot of 'The Dude'. Its quirky characters and crime-comedy plot make it a kindred spirit to The Ladykillers.

Another Coen Brothers masterpiece, Fargo offers a mix of crime, drama, and a dark comedy sensibility. It tells the story of a car salesman who hires two criminals to kidnap his wife in order to collect a hefty ransom - a plan that spirals out of control, similar to the heist in The Ladykillers.

This dark comedy from the Coen Brothers, much like The Ladykillers, combines crime with humor. In Burn After Reading, a disk containing the memoirs of a CIA agent ends up in the hands of two unwise gym employees, sparking a series of misunderstandings and unfortunate events.

While A Serious Man leans more towards introspective and existential concerns, the Coen Brothers' signature style of dark humor and the portrayal of a series of unfortunate events will resonate with fans of The Ladykillers.

In Raising Arizona, a unique blend of crime and comedy unfolds as an ex-convict and his ex-cop wife kidnap a baby from a set of quintuplets, leading to a series of absurd and hilarious events akin to the comedic capers of The Ladykillers.

A naive business graduate is installed as president of a manufacturing company as part of a stock scam. The film's satirical look at corporate America mixed with slapstick and a witty script appeals to the same audience that enjoys The Ladykillers' blend of dark humor and crime.

This Coen Brothers film is a neo-noir set in the 1940s and tells the story of a barber who gets involved in a blackmailing scheme. The blend of crime, dark comedy, and a compelling storyline make it akin to The Ladykillers.

In this romantic dark comedy, a divorce attorney faces off against a gold digger, and the two plot and plan to outdo each other. The battle of wits and the comedic aspects will strike a chord with fans of The Ladykillers.