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Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas

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Released R 118 min 7.5/10 Votes: 304024

Raoul Duke and his attorney Dr. Gonzo drive a red convertible across the Mojave desert to Las Vegas with a suitcase full of drugs to cover a motorcycle race. As their consumption of drugs increases at an alarming rate, the stoned duo trash their hotel room and fear legal repercussions. Duke begins to drive back to L.A., but after an odd run-in with a cop, he returns to Sin City and continues his wild drug binge.

Type:

Movie

Socials:

Genre:

Adventure, Comedy, Drama

Subgenres:

Dark Comedy, Desert Adventure, Psychological Drama, Road Trip, Stoner Comedy, Urban Adventure

Release:

1998-05-19

Year:

2024

Country:

United States of America

Language:

English

Budget:

$19M

Revenue:

$11M

Companies:

Summit Entertainment, Universal Pictures, Fear and Loathing LLC, Rhino Films, Shark Productions

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Bio-Dome - Another film starring Pauly Shore, combining humor with unconventional living arrangements.
In the Army Now - Lighthearted military comedy featuring Pauly Shore that focuses on friendship and absurd situations.
Circle of Friends - A coming-of-age story that combines humor and dramatic moments, similar in spirit.
Dude, Where's My Car? - A stoner comedy involving absurd scenarios and goofy humor.
The Cable Guy - Features a dark comedic tone and themes of obsession with fame.
Happy Gilmore - A comedy blending sports with a unique, outlandish main character.
Clerks - Indie comedy centered around slacker culture and everyday life.
The Adam Sandler Show - Features a similar comedic style and absurd humor present in Shore’s films.
Zoolander - Combines fashion with comedy and features a self-absorbed protagonist.
Mallrats - A comedy about people hanging out in a mall, dealing with relationships and ridiculous situations.
Road Trip - A comedy about a group of friends on a road trip filled with funny mishaps.
Porky's - A raunchy teen comedy focusing on coming-of-age experiences.
American Pie - A coming-of-age teen comedy that includes themes of friendship and awkward moments.
Superbad - Focuses on teenage mischief and the quest for popularity.
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Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy - Satirical and absurd take on news broadcasting with a goofy protagonist.
Napoleon Dynamite - Features a socially awkward protagonist navigating life with humor.
Run Ronnie Run - Follows a character through outrageous and comedic situations, featuring a similar tone.
The House Bunny - A comedy about self-discovery and belonging, led by a quirky main character.
Can't Hardly Wait - A teen comedy revolving around high school parties and relationships.
The 40-Year-Old Virgin - A unique comedic take on dating and love, featuring awkward scenarios.
Troll 2 - An absurd cult classic with a mix of horror and comedic elements.
A Night at the Roxbury - Follows two goofy brothers and their attempts to fit in, akin to sentimental humor.
Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas - A film that mixes comedic absurdity with counterculture themes.
Shallow Hal - Explores themes of beauty and acceptance through a comedic lens.
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The Other Guys - A buddy cop comedy with a mix of absurdity and social commentary.
Old School - A film exploring middle-aged men trying to relive their college days.
Hot Rod - Combines absurdity and humor as it follows an aspiring stuntman.
Tropic Thunder - A satire of Hollywood and filmmaking, blending humor with action and absurd situations.
Better Off Dead - A strange teen comedy about love and failure, featuring surreal humor.
Little Nicky - Starring Adam Sandler with quirky humor and surreal scenarios.
Caddyshack - A classic comedic film centered around golf, featuring absurd characters and hilarious moments.
Forgetting Sarah Marshall - A romantic comedy that mixes humor with themes of personal growth.
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Horrible Bosses - A dark comedic tale about three friends trying to escape their dreadful work lives.
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Ocean's Eleven - Focuses on a heist narrative with a casino setting.
The Hangover - Features gambling and a wild night in Las Vegas.
21 - Based on the MIT Blackjack Team and their high-stakes gambling.
The Cooler - Set in a Las Vegas casino, exploring luck and fate.
Rounders - Centers around gambling, poker, and the underground scene.
The Gambler - Delves into the world of high-stakes gambling and addiction.
The Godfather Part II - Explores organized crime dealings including casinos.
Croupier - Focuses on a casino croupier and the gambling lifestyle.
Casino - A look into the world of organized crime in Las Vegas casinos.
Molly's Game - Involves high-stakes poker games with celebrity players.
The House - A comedy about a group running an underground casino.
Hard Eight - Explores the lives of gamblers and their intertwining fates.
Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas - Set against a backdrop of Las Vegas and gambling culture.
Las Vegas - A TV series revolving around a team running a casino.
The Good Thief - Incorporates heist elements in a casino-style setting.
Ocean’s Twelve - Continues the high-stakes heist narrative with a casino theme.
Run Lola Run - Involves high stakes and a rush against the clock.
Ben is Back - Explores themes of risk and redemption, involving gambling.
Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels - Focuses on crime and bets in a gritty setting.
Now You See Me - A magician’s heist narrative involving misdirection and gambling.
High Roller: The Stu Ungar Story - A biographical film about a poker legend.
Poker Night - Centers around a poker game with life-threatening stakes.
The Sting - Involves con artists and high-stakes gambling schemes.
Mythic Quest: Raven's Banquet - Features game development and competitive bets between characters.
Sicario - Deals with intense crime and gambling with lives.
Ocean’s 8 - A heist movie with a casino backdrop and strong ensemble cast.
Cinderella Man - About betting in the world of boxing, paralleling the gambling aspect.
The Hustler - Focuses on gambling, skill, and high-stakes competition.
The Thomas Crown Affair - Involves high-stakes theft and elaborate cons.
The Setup - Involves boxing and associated betting schemes.
A Star is Born - Features themes of fame, fortune, and the risks of the entertainment industry.
Mississippi Grind - A journey through gambling and the highs and lows associated with it.
Heartbreakers - Involves con artistry and schemes with a touch of the gambling lifestyle.
High Stakes - A TV movie focusing on gambling consequences and the rush involved.
Happy Endings - Mixes comedy and gambling-related themes in character arcs.
Broke - Delves into the lives of those affected by gambling.
Knockaround Guys - Involves crime and gambling linked to Mafia elements.
The Queen's Gambit - Involves strategy, competition, and high-stakes games.
Francis Ford Coppola's The Outsiders - A coming-of-age story taking place in a high-risk environment.
Lucky Number Slevin - Involves mistaken identity, crime, and high-stakes situations.
Waking Life - Explores philosophical ideas and decisions related to risk.
The Secret Life of Walter Mitty - Focuses on adventure and risk-taking that parallels gambling.
Scorsese's After Hours - Centers around a night full of risky and unpredictable events.
The Killing of a Chinese Bookie - Involves organized crime, gambling, and high-risk scenarios.
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The Adult Version of Jekyll & Hyde - Explores the duality of human nature in a bizarre context.
Tim and Eric Awesome Show, Great Job! - Combines absurd humor with strange sketches and characters.
Wonder Showzen - Mixes children's show format with dark satire.
The Last Drive-In with Joe Bob Briggs - Cult horror and weird films discussed with humor.
The Strange Thing About the Johnsons - Explores taboo themes in an unsettling way.
Rubber - Bizarre premise with surreal comedy elements.
Garth Marenghi's Darkplace - Parody of horror and television storytelling.
Lodge 49 - Explores existential themes with quirky characters.
Maniac - Psychological elements wrapped in a surreal narrative.
American Horror Story - Dramatic, surreal twists within various horror themes.
Tales from the Crypt - Anthology series featuring dark humor and horror.
Black Mirror - Sci-fi anthology with surreal and disturbing themes.
The League of Gentlemen - Cult British series mixing dark comedy and grotesque elements.
The Outer Limits - Explores surreal and thought-provoking science fiction concepts.
I Think You Should Leave with Tim Robinson - Absurd humor with surreal sketches that challenge reality.
The One and Only Ivan - Surreal elements in a heartwarming yet strange narrative.
Wrecked - Surreal comedy about survival with dark humor.
Adult Swim Infomercials - Bizarre and surreal comedic concepts.
Happy Tree Friends - Dark humor and cartoonish violence and absurdity.
Repo! The Genetic Opera - Musical horror with extravagant, surreal storytelling.
The Cabin in the Woods - Subverts horror tropes in a surreal way.
Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas - Surreal narrative exploring absurdity and excess.
The Twilight Zone - Surreal storytelling with unexpected twists.
The Shining - Psychological horror with surreal elements.
Eagleheart - Dark humor with a bizarre twist on crime dramas.
Bojack Horseman - Dark comedy with surreal elements in character development.
Aqua Teen Hunger Force - Bizarre humor with surreal animated characters.
Rick and Morty - Offers dark comedic satire with absurd sci-fi elements.
The Witch - Explores dark themes with an unsettling atmosphere.
The Lobster - Surreal societal critique within a bizarre romantic premise.
Twin Peaks - Complex, surreal narrative blends mystery and the supernatural.
The X-Files - Blends the surreal with horror and sci-fi.
Noroi: The Curse - Offers a surreal and unsettling atmosphere through a found footage style.
Mandy - Nightmarish and surreal horror aesthetic.
A Field in England - Surreal narrative set in a unique historical context.
The Lighthouse - Explore the descent into madness with surreal visuals.
The Cell - Visually striking film with surreal dream sequences.
Mother! - Surreal and disturbing narrative exploring existential themes.
Sally4Ever - Darkly comedic exploration of relationships.
Carnivàle - Surreal and complex storytelling set in a unique world.
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Murder on the Orient Express - Both involve a murder mystery set on a mode of transportation with a captivating ensemble cast.
North by Northwest - This film contains espionage and suspense similar to the thrilling chase elements in The Narrow Margin.
Strangers on a Train - Both films delve into suspenseful situations involving strangers and murder plots.
The Lady Vanishes - A mystery surrounding a woman’s disappearance aboard a train adds intrigue similar to The Narrow Margin.
Witness for the Prosecution - This courtroom drama involves clever twists and suspicions that keep viewers guessing.
Night Train to Munich - Involves espionage and a journey full of suspense like The Narrow Margin.
The Maltese Falcon - As a classic film noir, it shares themes of betrayal and deceit.
Double Indemnity - This film embodies film noir elements including crime, complex characters, and a femme fatale.
The 39 Steps - It features a blend of suspense and adventure with a central mystery to solve.
The Wrong Man - Focusing on wrongful accusation, it shares the tension found in The Narrow Margin.
Charade - This film balances romance and suspense in a story involving deception.
L.A. Confidential - This neo-noir film features crime, intrigue, and complex characters.
The Big Sleep - Involves a private detective solving complicated cases shrouded in mystery.
The Usual Suspects - Full of twists and suspense, it reveals the schemes of a crime organization.
Se7en - A dark thriller centered around a serial killer and the detectives who hunt him.
Zodiac - Based on true events, it delves into a complex murder investigation.
Gone Girl - Features deceit and complex character dynamics around a mysterious disappearance.
Prisoners - Involves a child abduction case that leads to moral complexity and suspense.
Memento - A psychological thriller that plays with the narrative structure and keeps the audience guessing.
The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo - A gripping mystery involving a journalist and a complex investigation.
The Others - Contains supernatural elements intertwined with suspense and mystery.
Primal Fear - A legal thriller with unexpected twists and strong performances.
Insomnia - Involves a complex investigation and moral dilemmas faced by detectives.
Cape Fear - A psychological thriller that builds intense suspense throughout.
The Killing - A heist film that intricately explores characters and suspenseful plots.
Collateral - Set over one night, it involves tension and crime as the story unfolds.
Chinatown - A classic film noir with a chilling mystery at its core.
Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas - Portrays a chaotic journey filled with paranoia and surreal encounters.
Basic Instinct - Involves psychological tension and a complex relationship between characters.
The Fugitive - Follows a man on the run who is wrongly accused of murder.
Road to Perdition - A crime film involving complex characters and moral dilemmas.
Scarface - A story of crime and power that involves a tense, suspenseful journey.
The Sixth Sense - Involves mystery and supernatural elements with a significant twist.
The Prestige - Delves into rivalry and deception, keeping viewers guessing with its plot twists.
The Game - Involves manipulation and psychological suspense surrounding a man’s life.
Enemy - Explores themes of identity and doubles in a psychologically intense narrative.
Identity - Involves strangers trapped in a location, with suspense building around their identities.
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Dazed and Confused - Explores teenage life and the counterculture of the 1970s.
Half Baked - Focuses on stoner culture with humor and an offbeat narrative.
The Big Lebowski - Combines quirky characters and a laid-back lifestyle in a comedic setting.
Reality Bites - Centers on the lives of disillusioned Gen Xers navigating relationships.
Clerks - Features slacker characters dealing with mundane jobs and relationships.
Slackers - Follows a group of college friends focused on nonchalant lifestyles.
Garden State - Explores personal growth and relationships in a unique narrative.
Empire Records - Focuses on the lives of a group of friends working at a record store.
Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas - Delves into drug culture and the surreal experiences surrounding it.
Waking Life - A philosophical exploration of life and consciousness with a unique animation style.
Superbad - Follows two friends navigating the challenges of adolescence and friendship.
Ghost World - Explores the lives of disaffected youth and their search for identity.
The Punisher - Involves a more serious narrative with a focus on darker themes.
The Virgin Suicides - A unique take on youth culture through the lens of melancholy.
American Beauty - Explores suburban life and the disillusionment of American culture.
Donnie Darko - Combines dark themes with a teenage protagonist facing existential questions.
The Hunger - Involves unconventional relationships and dark themes with a unique style.
The Royal Tenenbaums - Focuses on eccentric family dynamics with quirky character arcs.
Kids - Explores the lives of disaffected youth with raw realism.
Pineapple Express - A stoner comedy featuring action and humor in an offbeat narrative.
Fast Times at Ridgemont High - Captures the essence of high school life and teenage experiences.
Charlie Bartlett - Focuses on high school life and the challenges of fitting in.
Welcome to the Dollhouse - Explores the struggles of adolescence and social isolation.
Adventureland - A coming-of-age story set in an amusement park environment.
Submarine - Tells a quirky coming-of-age story with distinctive characters.
A Serious Man - Explores life's uncertainties through a darkly comedic lens.
Little Miss Sunshine - Features an eccentric family on a road trip, exploring personal issues.
Rubber - A surreal film that embraces its own absurdity and uniqueness.
Frances Ha - A modern take on friendship and aspirations in urban life.
The Lobster - Explores unconventional relationships in a surreal, dystopian setting.
Inherent Vice - A noir-comedy with a mix of mystery, drugs, and counterculture themes.
Frida - Explores the life of a unique artist with unconventional relationships.
The F Word - Explores friendships and relationships in a humorous and relatable way.
The Art of Getting By - Follows a slacker navigating high school and self-discovery.
About Time - A romantic plot with a focus on personal growth and relationships.
Easy A - A witty look at high school life and friendships with relatable characters.
She’s All That - A take on high school romance and social dynamics.
The Breakfast Club - Focuses on a diverse group of high school students finding common ground.
The Graduate - Explores the confusion and complexities of young adulthood and relationships.
Before Sunrise - Focuses on connection and relationships over a single night.

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A Clockwork Orange - Both explore the mind and societal issues through unconventional narratives.
Trainspotting - Focuses on the struggles of addiction and the impact on relationships.
The Basketball Diaries - Youth issues and addiction are central themes in both stories.
Requiem for a Dream - Explores the descent into addiction and its effects on life.
Donnie Darko - Both films intertwine psychological elements and surreal experiences.
Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas - Adventure through altered states and social critique.
American Beauty - Dissects suburban life and personal crises.
Thirteen - Spotlights the intense experiences of adolescence and peer pressure.
The Virgin Suicides - Explores the lives of troubled youth and their struggles.
Donnie Brasco - Delivers a heavy narrative about morality and deception.
The Perks of Being a Wallflower - Focuses on teenage angst and companionship in a profound way.
Lost in Translation - Captures feelings of isolation and connection in an unfamiliar world.
The Outsiders - Explores themes of youth conflicts and identity.
Skins - A raw look at the lives of teens dealing with tough issues.
Dazed and Confused - Captures the essence of teenage life and societal expectations.
The Machinist - Both films present psychological tension and an unsettling atmosphere.
Pi - Explores the boundaries of madness and obsession.
The Graduate - Deals with themes of disillusionment and the search for identity.
Her - Explores personal relationships and emotional complexity.
The End of the F***ing World - Follows two misfits on a chaotic journey filled with dark humor.
Little Miss Sunshine - A quirky take on family dynamics and personal struggles.
Ghost World - Explores themes of alienation and the struggles of youth.
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind - Themes of love and emotional turmoil resonate similarly.
City of God - Portrays the harsh reality of youth and societal issues.
American History X - Explores identity and the consequences of choices.
A Serious Man - Combines dark comedy with existential crises and life's unpredictability.
Dead Poets Society - Encourages individuality and grapples with societal pressures.
Inception - Delivers a mind-bending narrative with psychological depth.
Requiem for a Dream - Both films powerfully explore addiction and its effects.
The Royal Tenenbaums - Features a unique familial dynamic with quirky characters.
A Single Man - Highlights existential thoughts and personal loss.
Six Feet Under - Explores life's complexities and human relationships.
Better Call Saul - Focuses on moral ambiguity and the development of complex characters.
Freaks and Geeks - Portrays the trials and tribulations of adolescence.
The End of the Tour - Engages with introspective dialogues and personal struggles.
Atypical - Explores family dynamics and the challenges of adolescence.
Big Fish - Combines fantasy and reality while exploring relationships and legacy.
BoJack Horseman - Uses dark humor to tackle serious themes of depression and identity.
Searching for Bobby Fischer - Explores the pressures of talent and personal aspirations.
The Degrees of Splitting - Delves into the intricacies of the human mind and relationships.
The Fault in Our Stars - Explores themes of love and loss among young individuals.
Midsommar - Combines relationships with unsettling psychological elements.
Party Monster - Focuses on youth culture, party scenes, and eventual downfall.
Mid90s - A nostalgic look at adolescence and the influence of peers.

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Rounders - focuses on high-stakes gambling and the psychology behind betting.
Casino - explores the world of gambling and the intertwining of personal and professional lives.
The Gambler - deals with a man's addiction to gambling and its consequences.
The Cooler - presents the vibes of luck and fate in a casino setting.
21 - is about card counting and high-stakes gambling in Las Vegas.
Ocean's Eleven - involves a high-stakes heist in a casino environment.
Maverick - provides a mix of gambling, humor, and high-stakes situations.
The Sting - focuses on con artists making a big score, similar to gambling.
Lucky You - centers around poker and the gambling scene in Las Vegas.
Hard Eight - is a character-driven story set in the world of gambling.
The Bet - revolves around a high-stakes bet that intertwines lives.
High Roller: The Stu Ungar Story - is a biographical film about a poker legend and his gambling lifestyle.
Play It to the Bone - involves sports betting and personal stakes.
Croupier - provides an insider look at the gambling world through the eyes of a croupier.
The Last Casino - is about a professor who teaches gambling to students.
Mississippi Grind - follows two gamblers on a road trip, emphasizing the gambling lifestyle.
Runner Runner - deals with online gambling and the dark side of sports betting.
The Hangover - features Las Vegas partying and the consequences of gambling.
The Hustler - revolves around pool hustling, similar themes of gambling prowess.
Wall Street - explores financial trading which parallels high-stakes gambling.
Betting on Zero - is a documentary about the world of financial betting.
Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas - has strong themes of gambling and the Las Vegas lifestyle.
The Big Short - addresses high-risk investing akin to gambling.
Rounders 2 - a sequel featuring poker and gambling elements.
Win It All - follows a gambling addict who must deal with his life choices.
The Great Escape - involves significant risk and the high stakes of freedom.
The Good Thief - revolves around heists and gambling in a risk-taking lifestyle.
The Betting Room - focuses on the dynamics of betting in everyday life.
The Card Counter - is about a man with a gambling past seeking redemption.
Casino Royale - features high-stakes gambling as a central theme.
In the Shadow of the Moon - touches on personal stakes set against a backdrop of competition.
Gambit - features themes of con artistry in relation to gambling.
The Color of Money - revitalizes the themes of pool hustling and gambling.
The Wolf of Wall Street - depicts high-stakes financial gambling in the stock market.
Knockaround Guys - combines the worlds of crime and gambling.
The Card Player - involves a detective story created around gambling.
A High Price to Pay - discusses the personal cost of gambling addiction.
High Stakes - is about the risks and rewards involved in gambling.
Teddy Bear - features themes of gambling intertwined with personal stories.
Lay the Favorite - revolves around sports gambling and personal stakes.
Win Win - combines sports and gambling and the twist of fortune.
Sundown - touches upon the darker side of gambling.

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Network - Both explore media manipulation and the absurdity of television.
The Big Lebowski - Features an offbeat narrative and satirical elements about culture.
Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb - A dark political satire that showcases absurdity in serious situations.
Brazil - Both films share surrealism and critique bureaucratic society.
Wag the Dog - A satire on media and political manipulation, much like Putney Swope.
Sorry to Bother You - Explores race and corporate culture through absurdist humor.
American Psycho - Dark satire on consumerism and the emptiness of excess.
The Simpsons Movie - Satirical and comedic take on American society and culture.
Idiocracy - A satirical look at the future shaped by anti-intellectualism.
A Serious Man - Explores existential themes through dark humor and absurdity.
Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas - A psychedelic journey highlighting the absurdities of 1970s America.
Election - A dark comedy about politics and morality in high school.
Fight Club - Critique of consumerist culture and identity in modern society.
The Office (US) - Mockumentary style that satirizes the corporate world.
Parks and Recreation - Satirical take on local government and politics with humor.
The Trial - Surreal exploration of bureaucracy and authoritarianism.
The Lobster - Absurdist dark comedy that critiques societal norms regarding relationships.
The Naked Gun - Uses absurdity and satire in a comedic interpretation of crime and law enforcement.
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory - A whimsical take on corporate greed and consumer culture.
In the Loop - A satirical depiction of government and military bureaucracies.
Caddyshack - A comedy that plays with class divisions and eccentric characters.
Zoolander - A satirical exploration of the fashion industry and male vanity.
The Death of Stalin - A dark comedy about political power struggles and absurdity.
Monty Python and the Holy Grail - Uses absurdist humor to critique historical and societal norms.
The IT Crowd - A comedic series about the absurdities of corporate tech culture.
Superbad - A comedic exploration of youth culture with absurd situations.
Shaun of the Dead - A blend of comedy and horror that critiques societal norms.
The Daily Show - Satirical news show that critiques politics and media.
Fargo - Dark humor with a focus on the absurdities of crime and culture.
The Truman Show - Explores themes of reality, media manipulation, and absurdity.
The Other Guys - A buddy cop film that parodies the action genre with humor.
Four Lions - A dark comedy addressing radicalism and absurd situations.
Wet Hot American Summer - A comedy that embraces absurdity in a summer camp setting.
Borat - A satirical mockumentary that critiques culture and society.
30 Rock - A sitcom showcasing the absurdities of television production.
Arrested Development - A sitcom with absurd humor that explores dysfunctional family dynamics.
The Death of Dick Long - A dark comedy about a bizarre incident leading to absurd consequences.
Vice - A satirical film examining the rise of political figures and their absurdities.
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Very Bad Things - A group of friends faces escalating chaos after a night of debauchery goes wrong.
Get Him to the Greek - Involves outrageous humor and a journey that spirals out of control.
Pineapple Express - A mix of crime and comedy involving unlikely partners in a chaotic situation.
21 Jump Street - Features young adults getting into trouble while undercover.
Hot Fuzz - Blends comedy and action with a group of misfit characters in a small town.
The Other Guys - Centers around two mismatched cops who find themselves in a larger conspiracy.
Superbad - Follows two friends on a wild night out as they attempt to navigate their youth.
Midnight Run - Combines buddy comedy with a cross-country chase, showcasing eccentric characters.
The Inbetweeners - Features a group of friends navigating outrageous situations filled with humor.
Couples Retreat - A comedy about relationships and adventure in a tropical setting.
Wild Hogs - A group of friends finds themselves on an unexpected motorcycle adventure.
We’re the Millers - Follows a fake family on a chaotic road trip filled with mischief.
Night at the Museum - Combines humor and adventure in a fantastical setting with quirky characters.
Ted - A mix of humor and unexpected adventures surrounding a talking teddy bear.
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Grown Ups - A comedic journey of childhood friends reuniting and reliving their past.
Zombieland - Combines comedy and adventure as a group navigates a post-apocalyptic world.
National Lampoon's Vacation - A family on a road trip encountering comedy and chaos in unexpected ways.
Tropic Thunder - A comedic take on a group of actors caught in a real-life war scenario.
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Hot Tub Time Machine - A group of friends travels back in time, resulting in chaos and comedy.
The 40-Year-Old Virgin - Centers around friendships and humorous situations while exploring relationships.
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Dude, Where's My Car? - A comedic adventure about two friends trying to retrace their steps after a party.
Sin City - Combines crime and dark humor through intertwining stories in a stylized world.
Charlie’s Angels - Features a group of unique characters who team up to tackle challenges with humor.
Sex Drive - A wild road trip with friends featuring teenage hijinks and adventures.
Bad Boys - Action-packed comedy about two charismatic detectives with a strong bond.
Ride Along - A buddy cop comedy featuring a humorous dynamic between two lead characters.
This is the End - Comedy wraps around friends dealing with apocalyptic events in outlandish ways.
The Spy Who Dumped Me - Features two friends caught up in a wild adventure involving international intrigue.
Deadpool - Combines dark humor with action and features a charismatic antihero.
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The Boston Strangler - Dramatizes the hunt for a serial killer and the psychological implications.
True Detective - Anthology series focusing on complex criminal cases and character study.
The Silence of the Lambs - Involves an FBI agent seeking to understand a brilliant but dangerous mind.
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Sicario - Explores moral ambiguities in the context of the drug war and violence.
The Assassination of Gianni Versace: American Crime Story - Dramatizes the life and crimes of a prominent serial killer.
The Night Stalker - Documentary about the infamous serial killer Richard Ramirez.
Killing Eve - Follows an intelligence investigator and her obsession with a female assassin.
The Fall - A psychological thriller focusing on the hunt for a serial killer.
You - Explores the mind of a stalker and serial killer in a romantic context.
The Punisher - Follows a vigilante targeting criminals, exploring themes of justice.
Fargo - Combines crime, dark humor, and the investigation of strange murders.
Little Boy Blue - Real crime drama about the murder of a young boy and the resulting investigation.
Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas - Explores the mind under drug influence with a historical crime backdrop.
The Killing - A slow-burn crime drama focusing on murder investigations.
The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo - Involves a complex investigation of a missing person entwined with dark themes.
Law & Order: Special Victims Unit - Follows a unit specializing in sex crimes with psychological elements.
Gomorrah - Explores organized crime in Italy with realistic portrayals of violence.
Narcos - Tells the story of drug cartels and the law enforcement efforts against them.
Collateral - A tense thriller that unfolds over one night centered on a hitman.
Donnie Brasco - Involves an undercover FBI agent infiltrating the mob, exploring moral dilemmas.
American Psycho - Delves into the mind of a serial killer in the context of consumer culture.
The Wire - Realistically portrays crime and its systemic roots within society.
Snowfall - Explores the early days of the crack cocaine epidemic in Los Angeles.
Prison Break - Involves complicated plots and characters, including those on the wrong side of the law.
Jack Reacher - Focuses on a former military police officer solving a complex crime.
Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story - Dramatizes the life of an infamous serial killer with psychological exploration.
I Am a Killer - Documentary series featuring interviews with convicted murderers.
The Killing of America - A documentary that explores violence in America through real crime footage.
Banshee - Follows an ex-con as he takes on the identity of a murdered sheriff.
Watergate: High Crimes in the White House - Examines a historical crime with deep psychological and political implications.
Midsomer Murders - Classic detective series centered around mysterious murders in a small English village.
Cold Case Files - Explores unsolved criminal cases using interviews and investigative methods.

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