Movies like The Whole Nine Yards

Get Shorty's story of a loan shark pivoting to movie production in Hollywood provides a satirical look at both the film industry and the underworld. Its sharp dialogue and strong performances make it another ideal pick for fans of mob-centric comedies.

This buddy comedy features Robert De Niro as a bounty hunter who forms an unlikely partnership with his target, played by Charles Grodin. Midnight Run's road trip antics and the comedic chemistry between the leads serve up a great blend of action and humor.

Combining crime with a touch of romance, Out of Sight stars George Clooney as a bank robber who forms a complex relationship with a U.S. Marshal played by Jennifer Lopez. The film's witty repartee and engaging plot offer a similar mix of genres as The Whole Nine Yards.

With a mix of mafia-themed humor and therapy sessions, Analyze This stars Robert De Niro and Billy Crystal in a laugh-out-loud scenario involving a crime boss needing psychiatric help. Its balance of comedy with criminal undertones will appeal to fans of The Whole Nine Yards.

This dark comedy starring John Cusack as a hitman returning to his high school reunion blends action, humor, and romance in a style similar to The Whole Nine Yards. Its witty dialogue and engaging plot make Grosse Pointe Blank a quintessential 90s crime-comedy.

The obvious choice for fans of The Whole Nine Yards is its direct sequel, The Whole Ten Yards. Reuniting the original cast, this continuation follows the quirky mix of mobsters and mayhem as they get tangled up in another comedic crime adventure. It will satisfy those looking for more laughs with familiar characters.

Starring Steve Martin and Rick Moranis, My Blue Heaven follows a mobster entering witness protection, which turns the life of an uptight FBI agent upside down. The film's clever comedy and crime elements make it a great follow-up for fans of The Whole Nine Yards.

In this comedy, Matthew Broderick's character unknowingly gets involved with the mafia, led by a Godfather-esque Marlon Brando. The Freshman's humorous take on crime and the ensuing chaos makes it a worthwhile watch for those who enjoyed the mix of organized crime and comedy in The Whole Nine Yards.