100+ Movies like Murder Mystery
Murder Mystery 2
Both "Murder Mystery 2" and "Murder Mystery" revolve around a married couple, Nick and Audrey Spitz, who become embroiled in a murder mystery while on vacation. The couple finds themselves investigating the murder of a wealthy individual surrounded by a group of suspicious characters with potential motives. The plots involve kidnappings, ransom demands, and the couple being framed for crimes they did not commit. There are twists and revelations about the true culprits, with the final reveal being someone close to the victim. The movies share themes of deception, greed, and the couple's amateur sleuthing abilities. The structure follows a similar pattern of introducing the characters, the murder, the investigation, red herrings, and the ultimate unmasking of the real killer(s). Key parallels include the couple's dynamic, their involvement in a high-profile case, and the presence of a wealthy victim with a complex web of relationships and potential suspects.
Man on a Ledge
Both "Man on a Ledge" and "Murder Mystery" involve an elaborate heist or scheme carried out by the protagonists to clear their name or obtain something valuable. The protagonists are framed or wrongly accused of a crime they did not commit, and they must go to great lengths to prove their innocence and expose the real culprits behind the framing. This involves infiltrating secure locations, evading law enforcement, and uncovering a larger conspiracy involving corrupt individuals. The heists require careful planning, misdirection, and the use of disguises and aliases. There are twists and turns as the protagonists unravel the truth, with multiple suspects and red herrings. Ultimately, the protagonists succeed in their mission, clear their names, and bring the true villains to justice through their cunning and determination.
8MM 2
Both "8MM 2" and "Murder Mystery" involve a couple who get caught up in a complex web of deception, blackmail, and murder while on vacation. In the "8MM 2", the couple's sexual escapade leads to them being blackmailed and drawn into a dangerous situation involving shady characters and a mysterious blackmailer. Similarly, in the "Murder Mystery", the couple gets entangled in a murder mystery on a billionaire's yacht, with multiple suspects and a complex plot involving inheritance and greed. The couples in both movies are forced to navigate a treacherous situation filled with twists and turns, uncovering secrets and lies as they try to survive and escape the predicament they find themselves in. The movies share themes of deception, greed, and the lengths people will go to for money or to protect their reputations. The couples must rely on their wits and determination to unravel the mysteries and confront the villains behind the schemes.
12 Rounds 2: Reloaded
Both "12 Rounds 2: Reloaded" and "Murder Mystery" involve an ordinary person being drawn into a deadly game or mystery orchestrated by a mastermind. The protagonists, Nick Malloy and Nick Spitz, find themselves caught up in a series of challenges or rounds where they must follow clues and solve puzzles to progress. The games are driven by revenge motives, with the masterminds seeking retribution for past tragedies involving loved ones. The protagonists are aided by their spouses, Sarah and Audrey, who become entangled in the dangerous situations. The movies feature a cat-and-mouse dynamic as the protagonists race against time to unravel the mysteries and stop the masterminds' schemes. Deception, betrayal, and unexpected twists are central elements in both plots, keeping the protagonists guessing about who they can trust. Ultimately, the protagonists confront the masterminds in climactic showdowns, bringing the deadly games to a resolution.
The Tourist
Both "The Tourist" and "Murder Mystery" involve a couple who become entangled in a mystery involving murder and deception while on a trip to Europe. The main characters are ordinary people who get caught up in extraordinary circumstances involving wealthy, powerful individuals and criminal activities. There is a central mystery around the identity of the true villain, with multiple suspects and red herrings. The plots revolve around uncovering the truth behind the murders and the motives of the various characters. The stories build suspense through chase sequences, close calls, and the protagonists being in constant danger. Ultimately, the couples work together to solve the mysteries and escape the perilous situations they find themselves in.
Death on the Nile
Both "Death on the Nile" and "Murder Mystery" revolve around a murder mystery involving wealthy individuals on a luxurious trip. In each case, a murder occurs and the protagonists (Hercule Poirot and Nick/Audrey) must investigate the crime and interrogate the various suspects, who all have potential motives. The plots involve uncovering the true killer(s) through careful analysis of clues and alibis. There are multiple murders and twists as the protagonists unravel the conspiracy. The stories explore themes of greed, jealousy, and the lengths people will go for wealth and revenge. The settings of exotic locales and high society provide a backdrop for the unfolding mysteries.
Ca$h
Both "Ca$h" and "Murder Mystery" revolve around elaborate con games and heists involving wealthy targets. The main characters are skilled con artists who meticulously plan and execute complex schemes to steal valuable items like diamonds or inheritance money. The plots involve multiple twists and double-crosses, where the con artists manipulate and deceive each other as well as their marks. There are also elements of romance and betrayal, with the con artists developing feelings for their targets or partners. Law enforcement agents play a role in investigating the crimes, but they are often outsmarted or become entangled in the cons themselves. The stories build up to climactic heists or reveals where the true motives and identities of the characters are unveiled. Overall, both movies explore themes of greed, deception, and the blurred lines between criminals and those pursuing them.
Grey Lady
Both "Grey Lady" and "Murder Mystery" involve a murder mystery where the protagonists, a couple, get caught up in investigating a series of killings. The murders are connected to a wealthy family and their inheritance, with the killers attempting to eliminate potential heirs. The protagonists must unravel the conspiracy and identify the true culprits behind the murders. There are twists and revelations about the killers' motives and identities, as well as unexpected connections between characters. The stories build suspense through the investigation process and pursuit of the killers, culminating in a climactic confrontation where the truth is revealed. The couples' relationships are also tested and developed through their shared experiences solving the mysteries.
The Lady in the Car with Glasses and a Gun
Both "The Lady in the Car with Glasses and a Gun" and "Murder Mystery" involve an ordinary person who gets caught up in a murder mystery while traveling. In the "The Lady in the Car with Glasses and a Gun", Dany gets entangled in a complex scheme involving her boss's wife's murder and cover-up. In the "Murder Mystery", Nick and Audrey, a married couple on vacation, become embroiled in a series of murders among a wealthy family. The protagonists in both films find themselves in increasingly bizarre and dangerous situations as they try to unravel the truth behind the killings. They encounter suspicious characters, are accused of crimes themselves, and must use their wits to survive and expose the real culprits. The movies share themes of deception, mistaken identity, and the dark underbelly lurking beneath wealthy, privileged lifestyles. Both culminate in a climactic reveal of the murderers' motives and identities after a twisting, suspenseful journey for the protagonists.
Murder on the Orient Express
Both "Murder on the Orient Express" and "Murder Mystery" revolve around a murder mystery on a mode of transportation (the Orient Express train and a yacht, respectively). In each case, a wealthy individual is murdered, and a detective (Hercule Poirot and Nick Spitz) investigates the crime by questioning the various suspects who all had potential motives. The suspects are revealed to be connected to the victim through a past injustice, and the murder was a collaborative act of vengeance carried out by multiple conspirators. The detectives ultimately uncover the complex truth behind the murder plot, but choose to allow the conspirators to go free as the victim was seen as deserving their fate. The stories parallel each other in their exploration of themes of justice, morality, and the consequences of past misdeeds.
The Pink Panther
Both "The Pink Panther" and "Murder Mystery" revolve around a murder mystery involving wealthy individuals and a hapless but determined investigator. In The Pink Panther, clumsy Inspector Clouseau investigates the murder of a soccer coach and the theft of a priceless diamond ring, while in Murder Mystery, Nick and Audrey, a couple on vacation, get embroiled in a murder case involving a billionaire's family and inheritance. The investigators face obstacles from inept authorities and must navigate a web of suspects with motives. Both movies feature a trail of additional murders as the investigators get closer to the truth. The culprits are revealed to be individuals close to the victims who were driven by jealousy and a desire for wealth or recognition. The movies share themes of mistaken identities, bumbling investigators overcoming adversity, and the pursuit of justice amidst comedic chaos.
Our Kind of Traitor
Both "Our Kind of Traitor" and "Murder Mystery" involve an ordinary couple getting caught up in a dangerous criminal conspiracy involving wealthy and powerful figures. The couples are drawn into the schemes against their will after being entrusted with sensitive information, and must navigate a web of lies, betrayals, and murders to survive. The stories follow the couples as they are forced to work with law enforcement to unravel the criminal plots, putting their lives at risk. Key similarities include: - An ordinary couple on vacation becomes embroiled in a criminal conspiracy - They are entrusted with sensitive information that makes them targets - They must work with law enforcement to expose the criminal network - The criminal plots involve wealthy, powerful figures and money laundering - There are multiple murders and the couples must identify the killers - The couples' relationships are tested as they face life-threatening danger - In the end, the criminal plots are exposed but at a personal cost to the couples The overarching themes of ordinary people caught up in extraordinary criminal circumstances, the dangers of greed and corruption among the elite, and the strain on relationships amid life-or-death stakes are central to both movies.
Game
Both "Game" and "Murder Mystery" revolve around a wealthy individual who invites a group of people to a remote location under false pretenses. In the "Game", a billionaire tycoon invites four people to his island home, claiming to have different reasons for each, but ultimately revealing they are all connected to his missing daughter. In the "Murder Mystery", a billionaire invites a couple to join his family on a yacht for a party, but it turns out to be a setup for a murder mystery. The movies share a common theme of deception and hidden motives, with the wealthy hosts having ulterior motives for gathering the guests. There is a central mystery surrounding a murder that the protagonists must unravel, with various twists and revelations about the characters' true identities and connections to the victims. Both movies feature a diverse group of guests with different backgrounds and professions, who are initially unaware of the real reasons they were brought together. As the plots unfold, the guests become suspects or targets in the murder investigations, leading to a cat-and-mouse game of uncovering the truth. The protagonists in both movies, Neil/Arjun and Nick, take on the role of amateur detectives, using their wits and investigative skills to piece together the clues and uncover the culprits behind the murders. They face obstacles, red herrings, and unexpected twists along the way, ultimately revealing the true masterminds behind the crimes.
Anthony Zimmer
Both "Anthony Zimmer" and "Murder Mystery" involve a central mystery or criminal plot that the protagonists become entangled in. In Anthony Zimmer, François is mistaken for the criminal mastermind Zimmer and gets caught up in the pursuit of Zimmer by law enforcement and the Russian mafia. Similarly in Murder Mystery, Nick and Audrey are mistaken for the killers and become embroiled in solving the murders aboard the yacht. The protagonists in both films are ordinary people thrust into extraordinary circumstances involving criminals and deception. The movies share a structure of the protagonists being drawn deeper into the central mystery through a series of twists and turns, encountering various suspects and clues along the way. There is a cat-and-mouse dynamic as the protagonists evade pursuers while trying to unravel the truth. Both films build suspense and intrigue around the central mystery and the protagonists' efforts to survive and escape the dangerous situations they find themselves in. Romantic relationships also play a key role, with François and Chiara's connection in Anthony Zimmer paralleling Nick and Audrey's marriage in Murder Mystery. The romantic partners become entangled in the central mystery together, adding emotional stakes to the suspenseful plot. Deception and hidden identities are central themes in both films as well, keeping the audience guessing about the true nature of characters and events.
The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent
Both "The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent" and "Murder Mystery" involve an ordinary person getting caught up in an extraordinary situation involving wealthy, eccentric individuals. The protagonists (Nick Cage and Nick Spitz) are initially out of their element but must use their wits and skills to navigate the dangerous circumstances they find themselves in. There is a mystery/crime element with murders taking place, and the protagonists must uncover the truth while being suspected themselves. The wealthy individuals (Javi Gutierrez and the Quince family) have hidden agendas and secrets that are gradually revealed. The protagonists' relationships with their families are strained but ultimately repaired by the end. Both movies blend action, comedy, and drama as the protagonists go on an adventure filled with twists and turns before resolving the central conflict.
Invitation to a Murder
Both "Invitation to a Murder" and "Murder Mystery" revolve around a murder mystery involving a wealthy, eccentric host who gathers a group of strangers at an isolated location. The guests soon find themselves embroiled in a series of suspicious deaths and must work together to uncover the truth. The central characters are an ordinary couple who become amateur sleuths, piecing together clues and interrogating the other guests to identify the killer(s). The plots feature numerous twists and red herrings, with the true motives and identities of the culprits revealed in surprising climaxes. Themes of greed, deception, and family dysfunction underlie the murder mysteries. The stories build suspense through the confined settings and the guests' growing paranoia as the body count rises. Ultimately, the protagonists solve the cases through keen observation and deductive reasoning.
Killers
Both "Killers" and "Murder Mystery" involve an ordinary couple who unexpectedly find themselves embroiled in a murder mystery while on vacation. The couples are drawn into a web of deception, assassins, and conspiracies surrounding wealthy families and their inheritance. The husbands, initially portrayed as ordinary men, are revealed to have secret pasts and skills that aid them in navigating the dangerous situations. The wives, initially unaware of their husbands' true natures, come to accept and embrace their new realities. The plots revolve around uncovering the true motives and identities of the killers, with twists and turns as various characters are revealed to be assassins or conspirators. Both movies culminate in the couples overcoming the threats and solidifying their relationships, with the husbands proving their commitment to their wives and families.
Reptile
Both "Reptile" and "Murder Mystery" revolve around a murder mystery involving wealthy individuals and a complex web of deception and greed. The main characters, an ordinary couple, find themselves embroiled in the investigation of a high-profile murder case. The plots follow their efforts to uncover the truth, navigating through a cast of suspicious characters with potential motives. Betrayals and hidden agendas are revealed as the protagonists piece together clues and unravel the conspiracy behind the murders. The stories culminate in a climactic confrontation with the true culprits, who are driven by greed and a desire for inheritance or financial gain. Despite the different settings, the core narrative structure of an amateur sleuth couple solving a murder mystery involving the wealthy elite is strikingly similar between the two films.
Mr. Monk's Last Case: A Monk Movie
Both "Mr. Monk's Last Case: A Monk Movie" and "Murder Mystery" involve an amateur detective investigating a murder mystery. In the "Mr. Monk's Last Case: A Monk Movie", Adrian Monk, a former police detective with obsessive-compulsive tendencies, is drawn into investigating the murder of his stepdaughter's fiancé. In the "Murder Mystery", Nick Spitz, a police officer who lies about being a detective, gets caught up in a series of murders on a billionaire's yacht. The plots revolve around the detectives piecing together clues and interrogating suspects to uncover the truth behind the murders. Both movies feature wealthy, eccentric characters as potential suspects and victims. The detectives face obstacles and red herrings along the way, but ultimately solve the cases through their deductive reasoning and persistence. The movies share themes of deception, greed, and the pursuit of justice, as well as a blend of mystery, humor, and character-driven storytelling.
Nicholas on Holiday
Both "Nicholas on Holiday" and "Murder Mystery" involve a couple going on vacation, where they encounter unexpected events and mysteries that disrupt their plans. In the "Nicholas on Holiday", Nicholas and his family go on a summer vacation where he becomes entangled in a potential arranged marriage plot involving a girl named Isabelle. In the "Murder Mystery", Nick and Audrey go on a European vacation where they witness a murder and become embroiled in solving the mystery. The movies share themes of misunderstandings, deception, and relationship dynamics being tested through the chaotic events. Both Nicholas and Nick lie to their partners about certain aspects of the trip, straining their relationships. The vacations take unexpected turns as the couples find themselves in over their heads dealing with external forces beyond a simple getaway. There are parallels in the plot structure, with the couples initially going on vacation for leisure but then becoming caught up in complex situations involving other characters with ulterior motives. They must navigate these circumstances while their relationships are challenged. Ultimately, the couples emerge from the ordeals with a renewed understanding and appreciation for each other.