Add to Chrome

Log In

Sign Up

Try Gigabrain PRO

Supercharge your access to the collective wisdom of reddit, youtube, and more.
Learn More
Refine result by
Most Relevant
Most Recent
Most Upvotes
Filter by subreddit
r/movies
r/televisionsuggestions
r/moviecritic
r/MovieSuggestions

Movies Featuring Detective Stories

GigaBrain scanned 386 comments to find you 91 relevant comments from 10 relevant discussions.
Sort
Filter

Sources

Action movies with some or bits of neo-noir elements?
r/movies • 1
Investigative/uncovering shows and movies
r/televisionsuggestions • 2
I want to watch a good detective movie, any suggestions?
r/moviecritic • 3
View All
7 more

TLDR

Summary

New

Chat with GigaBrain

What Redditors are Saying

Movies Featuring Detective Stories

Classic Detective Films

Several classic detective films are recommended for those interested in traditional detective narratives. "Se7en" is often highlighted as a masterpiece of the thriller genre, known for its gripping storyline and iconic cinematography [3:1][5:9]. "Silence of the Lambs" is another acclaimed detective film that combines psychological suspense with crime-solving [3:1][5:2]. Additionally, "LA Confidential" is frequently mentioned as one of the best detective films, praised for its complex plot and engaging characters [3:8][3:9].

Modern Detective Films

For those seeking more contemporary settings, "Knives Out" is a popular choice. It offers a modern twist on the classic whodunit format, blending humor with a serious plot [5]. Another modern option is "Gone Girl," which presents a dark and intricate mystery that keeps viewers guessing [3:1]. "Prisoners" is also noted for its intense atmosphere and compelling narrative [3:1].

Neo-Noir and Unique Takes

Films like "Brick" offer a unique take on the detective genre by setting a noir-style story in a high school environment [3:2][5:1]. Directed by Rian Johnson, who also directed "Knives Out," it provides an intriguing blend of classic detective elements with a fresh perspective [5:3]. "The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo" is another neo-noir film that combines investigative journalism with detective work [3:1].

Films with Detective Twists

For those interested in detective stories with unexpected twists, "The Usual Suspects" is renowned for its surprising ending and intricate plot [3:1]. "Memento," while not featuring a traditional detective, involves an insurance investigator piecing together a mystery with a non-linear narrative [3:5]. These films are known for their ability to keep audiences engaged and provide mind-bending experiences.

Detective Films with a Touch of Humor

For a lighter take on the detective genre, "Who Framed Roger Rabbit" combines live-action with animation to create a comedic yet engaging detective story [3:3][5:7]. While it may not be a conventional detective film, it offers a fun and entertaining experience that still adheres to the core elements of mystery and investigation.

See less

Helpful

Not helpful

You have reached the maximum number of searches allowed today.
"nike"
"worth it"
"running shoes"

Your AI-powered social listening tool.

Stay ahead of trends with Gigabrain Ultra—set up advanced keyword tracking and instant sentiment alerts, customized for your brand's needs.
Learn More

Products

Seven (Se7en) 4K Ultra HD + Blu-ray Steelbook, Limited Edition, Region Free

$47.99$64.99
4.4(194)

See more

The Silence of the Lambs (The Criterion Collection) [Blu-ray]

$19.98$39.95
4.9(1656)

See more

Source Threads

POST SUMMARY • [1]

Summarize

Action movies with some or bits of neo-noir elements?

Posted by 2Maverick · in r/movies · 1 year ago
4 upvotes on reddit
5 replies
Helpful
Not helpful
View Source
ORIGINAL POST

Hey! As per the title, I'm looking for action movies with noir elements to watch. Some examples are the John Wick series and the Korean The Roundup series. Doesn't necessarily have to be a series of movies, and I also don't care much about language barriers either as long as it has subtitles. But I am looking for movies that are more modern though. Movies that were made after like 2000. After 2010 would be better. I tried looking for lists and recommendations online but I kept getting stuff with the Taxi Driver, Pulp Fiction, etc., and they're all fantastic movies that I've enjoyed but they're not what I'm quite searching for.

Thanks in advance!

Edit: Some satirical/dark humor is also a welcome haha. I think what I love about John Wick and The Roundup is how they manage to slip in humor in them.

5 replies
Aegiale · 1 year ago

Is Sin City (2005) in this category to you?

3 upvotes on reddit
maeldwyn · 1 year ago

Brick and Inherent Vice come to mind

1 upvotes on reddit
B
Bozee3 · 1 year ago

Ever hear of the Kansas City shuffle?

Luck Number Slevin (2006)

1 upvotes on reddit
M
mindshift42 · 1 year ago

Dark City

2 upvotes on reddit
Such-Box3417 · 1 year ago

Drive

Collateral

Oldboy

The Man From Nowhere

5 upvotes on reddit
See 5 replies
r/televisionsuggestions • [2]

Summarize

Investigative/uncovering shows and movies

Posted by hvadaelen · in r/televisionsuggestions · 2 months ago

Hi all,

Looking for shows/movies where journalists or police investigate and uncover a breaking story, or a murder case etc.

I have watched most I would say, on top of my head I am thinking along the lines of:

We Run This City Spotlight Dopesick Unbelieveable True Detective Zodiac When They See Us The Big Short

Something like that’ish

5 upvotes on reddit
3 replies
Helpful
Not helpful
View Source
3 replies
EntireAd4414 · 2 months ago

The night of

1 upvotes on reddit
paco_unknown · 2 months ago

Smoke

1 upvotes on reddit
DougO24 · 2 months ago

Do lawyers count? 🙂

Goliath

The Lincoln Lawyer

Not a lawyer--

Reacher

1 upvotes on reddit
See 3 replies
r/moviecritic • [3]

Summarize

I want to watch a good detective movie, any suggestions?

Posted by NyairisonYouTube · in r/moviecritic · 1 year ago

I don't know any detective movies or at least any I am interested in so any suggestions.

3 upvotes on reddit
12 replies
Helpful
Not helpful
View Source
12 replies
DortDrueben · 1 year ago

Tricky... Are you looking for films where the protagonist is strictly a detective? Or are we talking Mystery genre in general? Or the noir subgenre?

For example, Miller's Crossing is one of my all time favorites in the Noir category but the protagonist is not a detective. He's the type who knows all the angles. Then another all time favorite of mine that was heavily influenced by Miller's Crossing, Brick. Take a film noir detective story... now throw it in a high school. Rian Johnson's feature directorial debut. Heavy on the slang and lingo. But Joseph Gordon-Levitt is definitely your stock private detective type character.

  • The Maltese Falcon

  • Seven

  • Fincher's Girl with the Dragon Tattoo

  • Memento

  • The Big Lebowski (yet another Coen Bros film, but a very different approach to the noir detective story)

3 upvotes on reddit
NyairisonYouTube · OP · 1 year ago

Almost like Sherlock Holmes, Poirot. I want an actual detective movie, but some of these I'll watch because I have heard good things about them.

2 upvotes on reddit
Own-Hospital-7602 · 1 year ago

If you want an actual detective, give "Who Framed Roger Rabbit" a shot... It doesn't get the respect it deserves but it's enjoyable start to finish...

3 upvotes on reddit
DortDrueben · 1 year ago

See also Knives Out. I didn't like The Glass Onion as much but enjoyable enough.

It's been a long time since I've seen The Maltese Falcon but I think it still fits what you're going for. All those bullet point titles fit. The schtick with The Big Lebowski is that it's the kind of plot one would expect from a classic Noir Detective story... but in this case the "detective" is... Well he's The Dude.

Memento, he wasn't a detective but an insurance investigator. And he's now investigating his wife's assault and murder. The only problem is, he himself was injured in the attack and can no longer form new memories. He has no short term memory anymore. To portray this experience for the audience, the story of the film plays backwards. One of my all time favorite films. Can't recommend this one enough on so many levels.

1 upvotes on reddit
Own-Hospital-7602 · 1 year ago

Prisoners

The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo

Gone Girl

Seven

Silence of the Lambs/Red Dragon

Clue

The Usual Suspects

I mean, depending on how do you define "Detective Movie" I feel like there are a TON of options and that's just off the top of my head...

2 upvotes on reddit
NyairisonYouTube · OP · 1 year ago

Almost like Sherlock Holmes, Poirot (without watching these specific movies about these people). I want an actual detective movie, but some of these I'll watch because I have heard good things about them.

I don't really want a cringe or corny detective movie. The ones you suggested are good tho. I'm planning on watching several of the ones you named

2 upvotes on reddit
TilDebtDoUsPart420 · 1 year ago

Sin City!

2 upvotes on reddit
usersleepyjerry · 1 year ago

It’s not a movie but True Detective season 1 is the highest tier of detective movie/television.

6 upvotes on reddit
delljee · 1 year ago

LA Confidential

2 upvotes on reddit
WhereAreWeG0ing · 1 year ago

L A Confidential is one of the best you'll find.

5 upvotes on reddit
heyo_1989 · 1 year ago

Murderville, its on par or might even better.

1 upvotes on reddit
WhereAreWeG0ing · 1 year ago

Really? It's one of the most exciting I've ever seen. The clash if characters is thrilling, the central mystery interesting

1 upvotes on reddit
See 12 replies
r/MovieSuggestions • [4]

Summarize

Offer potential spoilers: Are there any movies where the detective was the murderer?

Posted by mysteryofthefieryeye · in r/MovieSuggestions · 2 months ago

In this case, I would enjoy the journey, not the destination.

Please block the title but not the release date, so I can pick and choose by decade, like so:

>!Title!< (1963)

Thank you!

11 upvotes on reddit
7 replies
Helpful
Not helpful
View Source
7 replies
notevenfiguratively · 2 months ago

Not exactly the murderer, >!but an accomplice!<

>!Searching!< (2018)

3 upvotes on reddit
ImLaunchpadMcQuack · 2 months ago

I was going to say this one too!

2 upvotes on reddit
M
mitchbrenner · 2 months ago

>!Angel Heart!< (1987)

6 upvotes on reddit
W
warsaw_ed · 2 months ago

>!Kiss the Girls!< (1997)

3 upvotes on reddit
Lickable-Wallpaper · 2 months ago

It’s a spoiler but Ransom

3 upvotes on reddit
M
mysteryofthefieryeye · OP · 1 month ago

Wow was it? I think I saw it in the theaters (I think) but don't recall

1 upvotes on reddit
T
TweakedNipple · 2 months ago

Not strictly police detective but this might count?

>!Backdraft!<(1991)

3 upvotes on reddit
See 7 replies
r/MovieSuggestions • [5]

Summarize

Look for for a good detective movie

Posted by Crazy_Ad_20 · in r/MovieSuggestions · 4 months ago

I'm in the mood for a gripping detective movie, ideally something with a modern setting but doesn't rely extensively on technology. Something like knives out to set the tone of what I'm looking for. I don't mind some comedy as long as the plot remains serious. It's gotta have some twists and turns, something seriously mind-blowing to turn the entire movie on its head. Hopefully I'm not asking for too much.

7 upvotes on reddit
12 replies
Helpful
Not helpful
View Source
12 replies
G
GaryNOVA · 4 months ago

Chinatown (1974)

Heat (1995)

LA Confidential (1997)

The Departed (2006)

Silence of the Lambs (1991)

11 upvotes on reddit
buttymuncher · 4 months ago

Don't forget Who Framed Roger Rabbit

3 upvotes on reddit
AnonyMooseLurker · 4 months ago

Great list I'd add To live and die in L.A. (1985)

2 upvotes on reddit
CatCafffffe · 4 months ago

Great list!

3 upvotes on reddit
AlmostFearless90 · 4 months ago

Try Brick (2005) starring Joseph Gordon-Levitt. He's basically a high-school detective trying to find out who murdered his girlfriend. It's an underrated gem that's more serious and intriguing than some movies centered on older characters.

10 upvotes on reddit
michaelavolio · 4 months ago

Good call. Film noir in a high school. It's also by the same filmmaker as Knives Out, so OP should enjoy it.

4 upvotes on reddit
AlmostFearless90 · 4 months ago

I didn't realize it's the dame filmmaker! 🤣 Lol. That explains a lot. Thanks for this.

3 upvotes on reddit
W
warsaw_ed · 4 months ago

Memories of Murder

The Invisible Guest

Fargo

7 upvotes on reddit
CreativityGuru · 4 months ago

Sam’s director of Invisible Guest also did The Body, Mirage, and God’s Crooked Lines, all of which I’d recommend. Only The Body is a typical detective movie but all have mystery elements. Oriol Paulo is the filmmaker

1 upvotes on reddit
vg-history · 4 months ago

angel heart. it's a little old (late 80s) so the setting is of its time.

8 upvotes on reddit
gweeps · 4 months ago

Se7en

10 upvotes on reddit
gweeps · 4 months ago

It's an extremely well-made movie that I think has become more well-known for the ending than it should have. For one, people think it's more violent than it actually is. And it's pretty funny at times, despite the grim settings and subject matter. A great cast, a story with genuine twists that respects the viewer, and iconic (copied) cinematography and editing.

Se7en is a masterpiece right up there with the greatest thrillers in film history. And it was nominated for an Oscar.

2 upvotes on reddit
See 12 replies
r/MovieSuggestions • [6]

Summarize

Detective Movie Suggestions?

Posted by Useful-Cat-820 · in r/MovieSuggestions · 9 months ago

Hi everyone! I'm looking for some great detective movies to watch. I really enjoyed the Knives Out franchise and the Murder on the Orient Express franchise. I love the blend of mystery, twists, and clever storytelling in these films. Do you have any recommendations for other movies with a similar vibe or just great detective stories in general? Thanks in advance!

9 upvotes on reddit
11 replies
Helpful
Not helpful
View Source
11 replies
StandardBicycle4933 · 9 months ago

L.A Confidential

8 upvotes on reddit
StandardBicycle4933 · 9 months ago

Se7en

5 upvotes on reddit
TheFarOutFinds · 9 months ago

Memories of Murder is incredible, I would consider it a must watch for you, considering your request 👍

7 upvotes on reddit
TheEventsOf1989 · 9 months ago

Fucking fantastic movie

1 upvotes on reddit
TheFarOutFinds · 9 months ago

It was, I'm right there with you, it really deserves to be talked about more. Glad to see the love!!

2 upvotes on reddit
HighlyNegativeFYI · 9 months ago

Completely agree. Loved it!

1 upvotes on reddit
Ebert917102150 · 9 months ago

Chinatown

7 upvotes on reddit
[deleted] · 9 months ago

Chinatown is great!

1 upvotes on reddit
Harpua95 · 9 months ago

Usual suspects.

5 upvotes on reddit
TheEventsOf1989 · 9 months ago

Missing a "the" big fella

2 upvotes on reddit
Harpua95 · 9 months ago

I sure did :)

1 upvotes on reddit
See 11 replies
r/MovieSuggestions • [7]

Summarize

Top detective mystery movies?

Posted by [deleted] · in r/MovieSuggestions · 4 years ago

Something mindf*ck with really nice storyline. Some movies I enjoyed were - momento, identity, session 9, Se7en, The Autopsy of Jane Doe, the number 23.

Any suggestions?

199 upvotes on reddit
12 replies
Helpful
Not helpful
View Source
12 replies
BonomonTheGreat · 4 years ago

Memories of Murder (Bong Joon-ho, 2003)

Cure (Kurosawa, 1997)

Zodiac (Fincher, 2007)

Mother (Bong Joon-ho, 2009)

Le Cercle Rouge (Melville, 1970)

The French Connection (Friedkin, 1971)

Also not a film but Twin Peaks is great for this sort of thing

edit: Can’t believe I forgot High and Low (Kurosawa, 1963)

90 upvotes on reddit
nilooy5 · 4 years ago

Pretty much my list. I'd also add Fargo, the secret in their eyes, tinker tailor soldier spy, the conversation, insomnia, mystic river, prisoners, the third man, Le samourai.

Twin Peaks is probably my most favorite tv series with Dekalog.

10 upvotes on reddit
L
lulaloops · 4 years ago

Le Samouraï really isn't a detective story imo.

1 upvotes on reddit
M
MutedSignal · 4 years ago

This is my jam. In addition to this excellent list (some mindfuck, some not)

Movies

Predestination Prisoners Eden Log Session 9 The Name of the Rose Marshland Citizen X Strangled Knives Out Gosford Park Blow Out

Series

The Haunting of Hill House (Netflix) The Sinner S1 and S2 (Netflix maybe) Cardinal (Hulu) Bosch (Prime) True Detective S1 and S3 (Hbo) The Fall (not really a mystery or mindfuck but excellent TV) Unbelievable (Netflix) The Stranger (Netflix) The Five

As a bonus: Harlan Coben’s books

10 upvotes on reddit
lil_miguelito · 4 years ago

Predestination is really good.

2 upvotes on reddit
umar4488 · 4 years ago

I've been watching Twin Peaks recently and wow I don't know what's happening but it's blowing my mind. Also I've watched Mother and Memories of Murder, great movies!

4 upvotes on reddit
brandall44 · 4 years ago

Came here to say memories of a murder.... just thinking about the ending gives me chills.

7 upvotes on reddit
BonomonTheGreat · 4 years ago

I think it’s definitely my favourite of the genre. I’ve never seen a film that can remain so dark and introspective while having a drop kick every 5 minutes that made me laugh every time

6 upvotes on reddit
S
ScreamingFreakShow · 4 years ago

If you're into comedy, The Nice Guys is a really funny PI mystery.

27 upvotes on reddit
biawithani · 4 years ago

Zodiac, Silence of the Lambs, Mystic River

29 upvotes on reddit
_Jazzlife_ · 4 years ago

Knives Out (2019)

29 upvotes on reddit
BonomonTheGreat · 4 years ago

Haha, I think it’s just one of the most watchable genres. If I can’t decide on something I’ll always enjoy a mystery

8 upvotes on reddit
See 12 replies
r/MovieSuggestions • [8]

Summarize

Detective movies with scifi/fantasy/etc. twist

Posted by lyyki · in r/MovieSuggestions · 4 months ago

Doesn't matter if it's private detective or part of the police.

Some examples:

  • Blade Runner & sequels, Tracer & sequels, Dollman (scifi)

  • Who Framed Roger Rabbit, Cool World (animation world)

  • Catch a Deadly Spell, Witch Hunt (fantasy/magic)

10 upvotes on reddit
9 replies
Helpful
Not helpful
View Source
9 replies
imadork1970 · 4 months ago

Dark City

19 upvotes on reddit
L
lyyki · OP · 4 months ago

I like it and it's a good mystery movie but I was searching more with movies either the police or a private detective.

3 upvotes on reddit
imadork1970 · 4 months ago

I, Robot

Minority Report

Logan's Run

Equilibrium

Virtuosity

3 upvotes on reddit
AscendedExtra · 4 months ago

Minority Report (2002)

16 upvotes on reddit
hexitor · 4 months ago

Bright (2017)

8 upvotes on reddit
T
Tobias---Funke · 4 months ago

This was surprisingly better than I expected.

4 upvotes on reddit
Few-Durian-6245 · 4 months ago

Not a film, but the show Sugar on Apple TV

7 upvotes on reddit
ka1913 · 4 months ago

Weird I searched to see if someone commented this and yours didn't come up maybe I misspelled it accidentally. But I agree good show.

2 upvotes on reddit
C
Cw2e · 4 months ago

Predestination (2014) is more spy than detective but definitely a worthwhile sci-fi mystery if you haven’t seen it

6 upvotes on reddit
See 9 replies
r/movies • [9]

Summarize

Any Mystery/Thriller/Crime movies that DON'T involve police and detectives?

Posted by [deleted] · in r/movies · 4 years ago

I'm seeing a ton of mystery/thriller/crime movies where the description is essentially "A police tracks down a serial killer but realizes his own life may be in danger :O!" However, I don't find these very interesting, and I want to see the story of an average person dealing with criminals or some mystery in general.

I'm not really sure what examples I can provide though.

1 upvotes on reddit
12 replies
Helpful
Not helpful
View Source
12 replies
S
Skywalkling · 4 years ago

Are you looking for mysteries that don't feature a detective as the main character, or don't involve police or detectives at all? The latter is a little trickier, but for the former:

The Third Man

Les Diaboliques

Psycho

Deep Red

Blow Out

Blue Velvet

Eyes Wide Shut

Memento

Mulholland Drive

Oldboy

Zodiac

Prisoners

Gone Girl

Nocturnal Animals

8 upvotes on reddit
Carlmoby · 4 years ago

Zodiac and Prsioners has cops, might not be what OP wants but good recommendations anyway.

3 upvotes on reddit
S
Skywalkling · 4 years ago

Yeah they're a little iffy, but I thought I'd recommend them because their actual lead characters aren't cops, even though they do have police in large roles. Thanks for pointing that out for the OP in any case though!

4 upvotes on reddit
[deleted] · 4 years ago

Kiss kiss bang bang? Sorta? Well I guess not really

8 upvotes on reddit
[deleted] · 4 years ago

Actually I think ‘Kiss Kiss bang bang’ is a good answer, a thriller/crime/mystery featuring an actor and his gay agent. Fits the bill nicely. ��

4 upvotes on reddit
[deleted] · 4 years ago

Yeah but Gay Perry was a private eye. That’s the only reason I thought it didn’t meant op’s criteria. But Harry does most of the “investigating” lol

4 upvotes on reddit
[deleted] · 4 years ago

Watchmen lol

0 upvotes on reddit
[deleted] · 4 years ago

Watched haha. It was good.

0 upvotes on reddit
I
I_BUY_UNWANTED_GRAVY · 4 years ago

Scooby-Doo, Scooby-Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed, You Were Never Really Here

20 upvotes on reddit
cap10trips · 4 years ago

Brick (2005)

11 upvotes on reddit
I
I_BUY_UNWANTED_GRAVY · 4 years ago

Not really. All of them deal with the corruption of men; whether is be for power, money, or to scare off guests and employees to businesses by dressing up in various disguises

3 upvotes on reddit
T
TheRealClose · 4 years ago

Under the Silver Lake.

5 upvotes on reddit
See 12 replies
r/movies • [10]

Summarize

Looking for particularly disturbing investigative thrillers

Posted by 1979octoberwind · in r/movies · 5 years ago

I’m very much looking for something reminiscent of:

  • Seven
  • Zodiac
  • Prisoners
  • Shutter Island
  • The Ghost Writer
  • The Ninth Gate
  • The Pledge
  • 8mm
  • From Hell
  • The Silence of the Lambs
  • Kalifornia
  • The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo

As you can probably tell, I adore David Fincher and have a soft spot for movies about detectives, private investigators, and journalists becoming immersed and entangled in disturbing mysteries, particularly when a serial killer and/or an eerie connection to a past event is at the forefront.

And if you’re anything like me, please watch Mindhunter and the first season of True Detective (I know, not movies, but both are absolutely unbelievable experiences).

Does that sound like anything you know of?

22 upvotes on reddit
8 replies
Helpful
Not helpful
View Source
8 replies
C
choff22 · 5 years ago

Not a movie but Mindhunter on Netflix is great

6 upvotes on reddit
D
DjangoTeller · 5 years ago

Definitely Chinatown. Also Gone Girl if you haven't seen it.

8 upvotes on reddit
K
kapzer · 5 years ago

Memories of Murder

The Chaser

Narc

8 upvotes on reddit
X
XInsects · 5 years ago

The Chaser is so great, atmosphere drips from every shot and its hard to predict where the story could go at any given moment. Kept me feeling truly present and engaged every step of the way, which is rare in films these days.

2 upvotes on reddit
N
NuffBS · 5 years ago

You’ve named some of the best. The Ghost Writer is one of my favorite political thrillers of all time. So good every time I watch it.

8 upvotes on reddit
Samuiya1997 · 5 years ago

Spotlight

17 upvotes on reddit
Yodaboy170 · 5 years ago

is there an element of horror like the films OP listed? I was under the impression that it was more like a documentary style, but if it's a genuine thriller, I'll probably give it a watch

2 upvotes on reddit
KungFuFlames · 5 years ago

This is a movies that everyone should watch.

6 upvotes on reddit
See 8 replies

Top People to Talk to

These are some of the top contributors related to
movies
televisionsuggestions
moviecritic
S

Such-Box3417

No bio available
72952
Karma
14
Posts
3548
Comments
View Profile
Chat w/ Profile AI
D

DougO24

No bio available
3508
Karma
9
Posts
3318
Comments
View Profile
Chat w/ Profile AI
E

EntireAd4414

No bio available
66
Karma
0
Posts
48
Comments
View Profile
Chat w/ Profile AI
P

paco_unknown

No bio available
695
Karma
224
Posts
3486
Comments
View Profile
Chat w/ Profile AI
S

StandardBicycle4933

No bio available
3039
Karma
6
Posts
364
Comments
View Profile
Chat w/ Profile AI
U

usersleepyjerry

No bio available
7839
Karma
3
Posts
1334
Comments
View Profile
Chat w/ Profile AI
W

WhereAreWeG0ing

No bio available
78992
Karma
156
Posts
8354
Comments
View Profile
Chat w/ Profile AI
W

warsaw_ed

No bio available
6746
Karma
9
Posts
1026
Comments
View Profile
Chat w/ Profile AI

Related

What other movies are similar to The Sinner

tv shows similar to The Sinner

psychological thrillers like The Sinner

best crime dramas on Netflix

movies with plot twists

dark mystery movies

AI Answer

🤖

movies featuring detective stories

Key Considerations for Detective Movies:

  1. Genre: Detective stories can range from classic film noir to modern thrillers. Consider what style you prefer—gritty, suspenseful, or more light-hearted.

  2. Adaptations: Many detective films are based on novels or short stories. Familiarize yourself with works by authors like Agatha Christie, Arthur Conan Doyle, or Raymond Chandler for classic adaptations.

  3. Character Development: Look for films that not only focus on the mystery but also develop the detective's character, providing depth and intrigue.

  4. Plot Twists: Great detective stories often feature unexpected twists and turns. A good plot twist can elevate the entire film experience.

  5. Cinematography and Setting: The visual style and setting can enhance the mood of a detective story. Noir films often have a distinct visual aesthetic.

Recommended Movies:

  • "Se7en" (1995): A dark thriller featuring detectives hunting a serial killer who uses the seven deadly sins as his modus operandi.

  • "Chinatown" (1974): A classic film noir that combines mystery with a complex plot involving water rights in Los Angeles.

  • "Knives Out" (2019): A modern whodunit with a star-studded cast, featuring a detective unraveling a family mystery after a wealthy patriarch's death.

  • "The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo" (2011): A gripping adaptation of Stieg Larsson's novel, focusing on a journalist and a hacker investigating a decades-old disappearance.

  • "Murder on the Orient Express" (2017): Based on Agatha Christie's novel, this film features the famous detective Hercule Poirot solving a murder on a luxurious train.

These films offer a mix of classic and contemporary storytelling, ensuring a captivating viewing experience for detective story enthusiasts!

Still looking for a better answer?

Get more comprehensive results summarized by our most cutting edge AI model. Plus deep Youtube search.

Try Gigabrain Pro for Free
gigaGigaBrain Logo
Support

Who are we?

Get API access

Leave us feedback

Contact us

Legal

Terms of Use

Privacy Policy

Shopping Tools

Product Comparisons

2023 GigaBrain Corporation
As an Amazon Associate, GigaBrain may earn a commission from qualifying purchases.