Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to I Hired a Contract Killer List

• In Bruges - Dark comedy involving hitmen with existential themes.
• Killing Them Softly - Crime film with a focus on hitmen and the moral complexities of their work.
• The Hitman’s Bodyguard - Action-comedy featuring a bodyguard and a hitman with a humorous dynamic.
• The Inkillers - A quirky story about a hitman and his philosophical musings.
• The Way of the Gun - Focuses on professional criminals and the consequences of their actions.
• Burn After Reading - Dark comedy about espionage and the mishaps of individuals involved in crime.
• In the Company of Men - Dark humor exploring sociopathy and manipulation in a corporate setting.
• A Serious Man - A dark comedy that deals with life's absurdities and moral quandaries.
• The Matador - Involves a hitman who develops an unlikely friendship, filled with dark humor.
• Snatch - Crime-comedy film with intersecting storylines and dark humor.
• Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels - A crime film with comedic elements, similar in style to I Hired a Contract Killer.
• Pulp Fiction - Interlinked stories about hitmen and criminals, blending drama with dark comedy.
• The Killer Inside Me - A film that explores the psyche of a killer, blending crime with drama.
• American Psycho - Darkly comedic take on a serial killer in a consumer-driven society.
• Fargo - A mix of crime and dark humor, revolving around a botched kidnapping.
• Death to Smoochy - A dark comedy involving the world of children's TV and underhanded schemes.
• Albert Nobbs - Deals with identity and societal roles in a darkly comedic way.
• Seven Psychopaths - A dark comedy about hitmen and the absurdity of violence in storytelling.
• The Boondock Saints - A vigilante crime film with themes of morality and revenge.
• A History of Violence - Explores the consequences of violence in a domestic setting.
• The Art of Self-Defense - Dark comedy about masculinity and crime, with a surreal narrative.
• The Lobster - Absurdist black comedy exploring societal expectations and personal choices.
• Death of a Salesman - Dark themes about the American Dream and personal failure.
• The Dish - Combines comedy with weighty themes, involving characters and their dilemmas.
• Man Bites Dog - A mockumentary about a serial killer with dark humor and ethical questions.
• Crank - High-energy crime-comedy revolving around a man on a mission.
• The Big Lebowski - Crime and absurdity collide in this darkly comedic cult classic.
• Burn Notice - A TV series about a spy turned private investigator, mixing drama and dark humor.
• Better Call Saul - Prequel to Breaking Bad, blending dark comedy with criminal undertones.
• Barry - Dark comedy series about a hitman who wants to become an actor.
• Louie - A comedic take on life with dark, introspective moments.
• Killing Eve - Spy thriller incorporating dark comedy and character-driven narratives.
• Californication - A show blending drama and comedy with darker undertones.
• Dexter - Explores a morally complex protagonist who is also a killer.
• Fargo (TV Series) - Anthology series that mixes crime and dark humor, inspired by the film.
• Pushing Daisies - A whimsical series involving murder, love, and a unique storytelling style.
• Happy Tree Friends - Animated series with darkly comedic violence and absurdity.
• Weeds - Blends crime with family drama and dark humor.
• The Sopranos - Explores the life of a mob boss with a mix of drama and dark humor.
• How to Get Away with Murder - Combines crime and legal drama with complex characters and moral ambiguity.

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• The Hours - Explores themes of identity and gender fluidity through the lives of three women.
• Cloud Atlas - Intertwines multiple narratives across time and examines the fluidity of identity.
• The Favorite - Features complex female characters and explores power dynamics in a historical context.
• A Fantastic Woman - Focuses on issues of gender identity and personal transformation.
• The Piano - Portrays a strong female lead in a historical setting, exploring themes of desire and identity.
• Tipping the Velvet - A coming-of-age story that explores gender and sexuality in a historical setting.
• The Age of Innocence - Casts a critical eye on societal expectations in a historical context.
• Pride - Highlights the fight for identity and rights against societal norms.
• Carol - A poignant exploration of love and identity between women in the 1950s.
• Portrait of a Lady - Features a complex female protagonist navigating societal constraints.
• Julie & Julia - Explores themes of self-discovery and becoming one's true self.
• The Dreamers - Examines the boundaries of love and identity set against a historic backdrop.
• Shakespeare in Love - Blends history and identity, exploring the life of a famous playwright.
• The Lion in Winter - Focuses on historical figures and the complexities of their relationships.
• Frida - A biographical depiction of a strong woman who defies societal conventions.
• The Danish Girl - Based on the life of a transgender pioneer, exploring themes of identity and love.
• Albert Nobbs - Explores gender identity and societal roles in historical Ireland.
• Orlando: A Biography - The original film adaptation of Virginia Woolf's novel, focusing on themes of gender and time.
• Yentl - A Jewish woman disguises herself as a man to pursue education and independence.
• The Hours - Tackles the impact of literature on identity and self-perception.
• Coco Before Chanel - Explores the life of fashion designer Coco Chanel, focusing on identity and self-expression.
• My Own Private Idaho - A tale of personal discovery and identity, featuring fluid relationships.
• The Lobster - Explores societal pressures regarding relationships and identity in a surreal context.
• The Handmaiden - A story of romantic and financial intrigue with themes of deception and identity.
• The Bisexual - A contemporary take on identity and relationships, exploring bisexuality.
• Dead Poets Society - Focuses on self-discovery, societal pressures, and personal transformation.
• The Secret Life of Walter Mitty - Explores self-actualization and personal discovery throughout a whimsical adventure.
• Little Women - A timeless story that focuses on the life and choices of women across different expectations.
• Pride and Prejudice - Critiques societal constraints on women in a romantic and historical context.
• Wild - A journey of self-discovery and personal growth through nature and hardship.
• Sense8 - Explores interconnected identities and personal journeys across the globe.
• The Last Tango in Paris - Explores complex relationships and identity in an emotionally charged narrative.
• The Red Shoes - Explores ambition and identity through a beautiful artistic lens.
• A Room with a View - Explores social conventions and personal desires in the early 20th century.
• Sense and Sensibility - Critiques the roles of women in society through a romantic narrative.
• The King’s Speech - Focuses on personal transformation and overcoming societal obstacles.
• Much Ado About Nothing - Explores themes of love, identity, and societal expectations in a romantic comedy.
• Cyrano de Bergerac - A poignant exploration of inner identity versus societal perception.