Movies like You Kill Me

In Bruges features hitmen dealing with the aftermath of a job gone wrong, integrating sharp wit and moral quandaries. The story centers on two Irish hitmen hiding out in Bruges, Belgium, leading to humorous and violent situations. Lovers of You Kill Me's dark humor and hitman theme will find In Bruges's similar tone and introspective moments engaging.

Kiss Kiss Bang Bang offers noir-style humor with a modern twist, where a petty thief pretending to be an actor and a private detective get caught up in a murder mystery. The film's smart dialogue and satirical take on Hollywood could attract fans of You Kill Me who enjoy its sharp script and offbeat look at the criminal world.

The Whole Nine Yards follows a meek dentist who discovers his new neighbor is a former hitman. The comedic situations that ensue as they interact make for an entertaining watch that aligns with the absurdity and humor in You Kill Me, all while navigating the thin line between suburban life and organized crime.

Grosse Pointe Blank mixes dark comedy with a hitman's existential crisis, much like You Kill Me. The film follows Martin Blank, a professional assassin who is sent on a job to his hometown during his high school reunion. Fans of You Kill Me will appreciate the blend of action, humor, and a protagonist struggling with personal issues.

Seven Psychopaths, written and directed by Martin McDonagh (In Bruges), delivers another round of dark humor and violence. The film involves a struggling screenwriter who inadvertently gets entangled in the Los Angeles criminal underworld. Those who enjoy You Kill Me's mix of crime, comedy, and quirky characters will be right at home with Seven Psychopaths.

The Ice Harvest is a noir comedy-thriller that delves into the life of a mob lawyer looking to embezzle money from his boss. Its depiction of corrupt and inept criminals trying to make it through a single night bears thematic resemblances to You Kill Me, making it appealing for those who favor the darker side of comedy.

The Matador stars Pierce Brosnan as an aging hitman who forms an unusual friendship with a down-on-his-luck businessman, played by Greg Kinnear. The odd couple dynamic and candid discussions about the life of a professional killer strike a similar chord to You Kill Me's droll exploration of work-life balance within the hitman profession.