Movies like The Sting II

Starring Leonardo DiCaprio as real-life con artist Frank Abagnale Jr., and Tom Hanks as the FBI agent on his trail, Catch Me If You Can is a spirited tale of deception and pursuit. With its engaging depiction of cons and forgeries, this film's playful tone and period backdrop will resonate with fans of The Sting II.

Ocean's Eleven offers a modern twist on the heist genre with a star-studded cast including George Clooney, Brad Pitt, and Julia Roberts. Its plot revolves around an elaborate casino robbery, and the film is filled with smart dialogue, intricate plotting, and a cool, slick vibe that fans of The Sting II would appreciate.

A Fish Called Wanda is a hilarious heist-comedy involving a group of diamond thieves who double-cross one another in an attempt to find stolen jewels. The film's combination of wit, humor, and heist-driven plot makes it a good match for audiences who loved the comedic aspects of The Sting II.

As the predecessor to The Sting II, The Sting is a must-watch for fans of the sequel. The original flick set in the 1930s features legendary actors Paul Newman and Robert Redford as con men plotting a sophisticated scheme against a mob boss. The film's clever plot twists and charismatic performances make it a classic in the con artist genre.

Dirty Rotten Scoundrels stars Michael Caine and Steve Martin as two competing con men on the French Riviera. Its clever cons and humorous battle of wits echo the comedic and scheming spirit of The Sting II, guaranteeing a good time for fans of con artist films.

The Grifters is a neo-noir crime drama about the lives of three con artists. The film delves into the darker and more dangerous side of the con game, providing a more serious and gritty perspective that might appeal to those who enjoyed the criminal elements of The Sting II.

The Brothers Bloom is a stylish caper about two brothers who have perfected the art of the con. The film's quirky characters, rich storytelling, and intricate cons make it a fitting choice for viewers who enjoy the blend of humor and crime found in The Sting II.