Movies like The Serpent

This biographical crime film captures the essence of a cunning con artist, much like The Serpent. With Leonardo DiCaprio playing the real-life forger and imposter Frank Abagnale Jr., the movie delves into his devious criminal escapades as he is pursued by a determined FBI agent. It's a clever game of cat and mouse that fans of The Serpent will find riveting.

Exploring themes of identity theft and masterful manipulation, The Talented Mr. Ripley follows the chillingly charismatic Tom Ripley, who weaves a web of deceit in Italy, much like the protagonist of The Serpent. Matt Damon's performance captures a similar allure and sociopathic charm that will resonate with viewers who appreciate the psychological depth and tension found in The Serpent.

Although Argo is more of a political thriller, it shares elements of deception and high-stakes subterfuge akin to The Serpent. The operation to rescue six Americans from Tehran under a faux movie production guise requires the same level of nerve-wrangling tension and quick thinking that aficionados of The Serpent will find immersive and compelling.

Set in the alluring world of one of the most stunning scandals to rock the United States, American Hustle tells the story of brilliant con artists who are forced to work with an FBI agent. The entangled alliances, twisty plot, and character dynamics provide the same kind of thrilling intrigue as The Serpent, making it a must-watch for fans of con-centered films.

A classic caper film, The Sting pairs Robert Redford and Paul Newman as two grifters seeking to pull off a massive horse-race betting scam. The clever cons and period setting are captivating, much like the exploits in The Serpent, while the intricate plotting and stylish execution make it a timeless film for enthusiasts of the con genre.

In Matchstick Men, Nicolas Cage plays a seasoned con artist with a conscience, who unexpectedly bonds with his daughter while planning a significant scam. The film weaves humor with its emotional heists, engaging audiences much like The Serpent with its exploration of personal relationships behind the façades of fraud.

Dripping with suave and slick con artists, Confidence tells of a swindler who gets in over his head when he inadvertently scams money from a kingpin and must repay his debts. The film's smart dialogue, complex characters, and entangling schemes offer a similar palate of thrills as The Serpent does.