Movies like The Way of the Gun

No Country for Old Men is a modern western crime thriller that offers a dark and philosophical take on fate and human nature. Its laconic violence and tension-filled chase sequences will capture the attention of anyone who appreciates The Way of the Gun's low-key yet explosive style.

Sicario delves into the murky world of drug cartels and law enforcement, providing a grim and realistic look at the cost of the drug war. Admirers of The Way of the Gun's intense shootouts and moral ambiguity will find Sicario’s suspenseful storytelling and ethical quandaries equally engaging.

Heat offers a masterful blend of heist action and character depth, showcasing the two sides of the law with painstaking detail. Fans of The Way of the Gun's tactical gunfights and criminal underworld will appreciate Heat's meticulous approach to its central bank robbery and the psychological duel between its protagonist and antagonist.

Quentin Tarantino's debut feature film Reservoir Dogs will resonate with those who appreciate The Way of the Gun's gritty storytelling and complex characters. The film's intense performances and raw depiction of a heist gone wrong are bound to captivate audiences looking for tense, dialogue-driven crime dramas.

The Town offers a compelling mix of action, romance, and moral conflict within a crew of Boston bank robbers. Perfect for fans of The Way of the Gun, it navigates the lines between friendship, loyalty, and love, all while delivering high-octane heist sequences.

Collateral is a sleek, nighttime thriller that pits a hitman against an unwitting taxi driver in Los Angeles. While different in plot structure to The Way of the Gun, it shares the sense of impending doom and tight, realistic action sequences that should intrigue viewers who enjoy character-driven crime dramas.

Ronin, with its intricate plot and beautifully orchestrated car chases, stands out as a classic in the genre. The film's emphasis on tactics, trust, and betrayal among a group of mercenaries will resonate with fans of The Way of the Gun's similar themes.

Killing Them Softly combines elements of gangster drama with a political subtext. Like The Way of the Gun, it offers a gritty, unglamorous portrayal of American crime, emphasizing dialogue and character development within the context of a criminal enterprise.