The Maiden Heist

Ocean's Eleven is a high-stakes heist movie that combines a star-studded cast with wit and suspense. While it's sleeker and more sophisticated than The Maiden Heist, fans of heist movies with a sense of humor and intricate plotting will be thoroughly entertained.

The Bank Job is a British heist thriller with a comedic edge, based on the true story of the 1971 Baker Street robbery in London. Although it leans more towards the thriller genre, it retains a playful tone that audiences of The Maiden Heist might enjoy.

Logan Lucky offers a comedic take on a heist, involving a pair of brothers planning a robbery during a major NASCAR race. It shares The Maiden Heist's humorous outlook on a well-planned theft, with an added dose of Southern charm and clever twists.

The Italian Job is a heist film with a lighter touch, where a group of thieves plan a gold bullion heist. It combines clever heist sequences with humor, much like The Maiden Heist. The movie is packed with action, smart plans, and teamwork, all wrapped in a comedic shell.

Tower Heist is a comedy caper that shares a similar blend of humor and heist antics as The Maiden Heist. Its plot revolves around a group of employees at a luxury condominium who conspire to rob its wealthy owner. Fans of comedic heist movies with ensemble casts will likely find this movie entertaining.

The Ladykillers, a dark comedy about a band of criminals posing as musicians to commit a heist, shares the offbeat humor and criminal hijinks found in The Maiden Heist. Its eccentric characters and blend of comedy and crime make for an enjoyable watch.

Small Time Crooks features a group of bungling criminals attempting to rob a bank. Its comedic take on a heist-gone-wrong story resonates with The Maiden Heist's portrayal of inexperienced criminals and the unexpected consequences of their scheme.