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1990 · Movie · R · your starting pointIf GoodFellas is the itch, these scratch it — some louder, some quieter. Free ones first.
Movies like GoodFellas, ranked
1. Gangsters Incorporated (2015)
Henry Hill's ascent through mob ranks parallels this film's exploration of power, betrayal, and the seductive allure of organized crime's inner circle, with Scorsese-style narrative momentum and dark humor threading through the violence.
2. A Bronx Tale (1993)
A coming-of-age crime story set in 1960s New York, this film captures the seductive pull of neighborhood wiseguys through the eyes of an impressionable teenager caught between his father's morality and a charming mobster's dangerous allure.
3. The Black Godfather (1974)
The rise-and-consolidate crime narrative unfolds with the same intoxicating blend of ambition and violence, driven by a protagonist navigating neighborhood power dynamics while rivals threaten his ascent.
4. Gangs of New York (2002)
Martin Scorsese directs this sweeping portrait of tribal violence and vengeance in 1860s New York, where ambitious men claw their way up through brutal gang hierarchies while wrestling with loyalty, ambition, and the moral cost of their choices.
5. Inside Furioza (2025)
Inside Furioza captures that same intoxicating blend of brotherhood and brutality as a protagonist ascends through a criminal organization, where loyalty becomes both currency and curse.
6. American Gangster (2007)
Frank Lucas's rise through Harlem's drug trade mirrors Henry Hill's mob ascent, with Ridley Scott capturing the same intoxicating blend of wealth, power, and inevitable moral decay through meticulous period detail and sprawling criminal ambition.
7. Legend (2015)
Twin brothers rise through London's underworld with the same intoxicating blend of glamour and brutality, anchored by a charismatic lead performance that mirrors the seductive allure of the criminal life before its inevitable collapse.
8. The Westies (2026)
Scorsese's propulsive narrative momentum and Henry Hill's narrated ascent through criminal hierarchy find their echo here, as competing street factions navigate territorial power plays with the same blend of brutal pragmatism and doomed ambition.
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