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2019 · Movie · R · your starting pointIf The Gentlemen is the itch, these scratch it — some louder, some quieter. Free ones first.
Movies like The Gentlemen, ranked
1. Five Pounds (2010)
When a small-time find spirals into a turf war between competing criminals, the same darkly comedic chaos and escalating schemes that drive The Gentlemen's London underworld unfold with equally devious plot twists and morally compromised characters.
2. King's Ransom (2005)
The overlapping schemes and double-crosses spiral with the same darkly comedic momentum, anchored by a charismatic criminal protagonist whose exit strategy becomes everyone else's opportunity to exploit him.
3. Legend (2015)
Director Guy Ritchie's sharp dialogue and baroque plotting style carries over into this stylish 1960s London crime saga, where charismatic criminals navigate their empires while law enforcement tightens its grip.
4. Savages (2012)
Director Oliver Stone brings the same sharp dialogue and morally complex criminals caught between competing power plays, except here the stakes feel genuinely lethal as a California pot operation faces down cartel warfare instead of London's scheming underworld.
5. American Gangster (2007)
Guy Ritchie's kinetic storytelling style permeates this portrait of a crime empire's rise, where elaborate schemes and morally gray characters navigate a world where corruption runs deeper than any single operator's ambition.
6. The Syndicate (2012)
When a fortune suddenly reshuffles power dynamics, the ensuing chaos of competing agendas and moral compromises unfolds with the same darkly comedic precision and intricate plotting.
7. How to Make a Killing (2026)
Guy Ritchie's rapid-fire dialogue and layered con-artist plotting get a fresh spin here as competing schemes collide over inherited wealth instead of drug empire turf.
8. Hustle (2004)
Guy Ritchie's signature interlocking schemes and double-crosses return in this con-artist thriller where elaborate London-based plots unravel with the same witty momentum and stylized violence.
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