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2016 · Movie · R · your starting pointIf The Brothers Grimsby is the itch, these scratch it — some louder, some quieter. Free ones first.
Movies like The Brothers Grimsby, ranked
1. Spies in Disguise (2019)
When a polished operative and his mismatched partner are forced into explosive situations together, their contrasting styles—one smooth and calculated, the other chaotic and unpredictable—create the same absurdist action-comedy momentum that drives the spy-and-civilian dynamic.
2. Grimsburg (2024)
This stop-motion comedy pairs mismatched protagonists navigating absurd crime-solving scenarios with the same balance of slapstick humor and genuine character friction that fuels the spy-versus-hooligan dynamic.
3. Four Brothers (2005)
Sacha Baron Cohen's blend of slapstick chaos and genuine fraternal stakes finds its grittier counterpart in this revenge thriller where estranged brothers must overcome their differences to take down those responsible for their mother's murder.
4. The Brothers Grimm (2005)
Director Terry Gilliam crafts the same anarchic blend of slapstick buddy comedy and genuine danger, pairing mismatched con artists forced into real peril just as Grimsby reunites its estranged brothers for over-the-top chaos.
5. The Brothers Bloom (2008)
Sacha Baron Cohen and Mark Strong's kinetic chemistry mirrors the con-artist rapport between Adrien Brody and Mark Ruffalo, pairing absurdist humor with genuine emotional stakes as mismatched partners navigate impossible schemes across exotic locations.
6. RED 2 (2013)
Retired spies reassemble for globe-trotting mayhem in this action-comedy that matches Grimsby's blend of crude humor, elaborate set pieces, and the chemistry that sparks when mismatched allies are forced into life-or-death situations together.
7. Stunt Games (2009)
The mismatched brother dynamic and escalating physical comedy collide as two estranged siblings navigate impossible odds together, blending absurdist humor with genuine stakes.
8. Channel News (2009)
Sacha Baron Cohen's knack for mining comedy from fish-out-of-water buddy dynamics returns here as two siblings separated by circumstance must navigate their contrasting worlds, finding both absurdity and heart in their reconnection.
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