10 Movies Like Inglorious Basterds That Will Leave You On The Edge Of Your Seat

As I scrolled through the internet’s main page, I stumbled upon an engaging thread titled, “I like Inglorious Basterds because it’s unexpectedly funny. Any similar movies?” Curious, I explored the top-rated responses.

1. In Bruges (2008)

One person responded, โ€œAnyone who thinks “In Bruges” (2008) would qualify? There are serious things (someone please give me a better word) dealt with in the movie, but it’s definitely a dark comedy.โ€

This was supported by another person who wrote, โ€œoh absolutely, it would qualify. Every time I watch it, I burst out laughing throughout. Another one to watch is McDonagh’s Seven Psychopaths.โ€

2. Breaking Bad (2008)

Another person wrote, โ€œalways found Breaking Bad to be very comedic.โ€ This was supported by a user who wrote, โ€œThough it does help that half the cast are comedians.โ€

One commenter supported the answer saying, โ€œI thought this too, rewatching it at the moment, mainly because of the memes, I think to be honest.โ€

3. Dr. Strangelove (1964)

Galoka answered, โ€œFor a serious movie with laughs, try Dr. Strangelove.โ€ Though he didnโ€™t expound on the reason, his answer was supported by other users.

One of them wrote, โ€œIt’s hardly serious. Just because war and nuclear annihilation are serious subjects doesnโ€™t mean they canโ€™t be themes of a full-blown comedy.โ€

4. Goodfellas (1990)

Someone wrote, โ€œI laugh uncontrollably at Goodfellas every single time even if I shouldnโ€™t. The situation with Spider.โ€

This was supported by another user who wrote, โ€œNow go home and get your shine box.โ€

5. The Sopranos (1999)

Someone replied, โ€œNot a movie, but “The Sopranos” is like this in that it’s technically a drama and obviously has an incredible storyline associated with it, but honestly, it’s absolutely hilarious throughout a lot of the show as well.โ€

Another user added, โ€œNot a movie, but The Sopranos is like this. Itโ€™s a comedy dressed as a drama.โ€

6. Slither (2006)

Dookieconductor wrote, โ€œSlither comes to mind. The director said he didnโ€™t wanna make a comedy, but rather it was just fun.โ€ We agree that the film directed by James Gunn was quite hilarious.

Another user supported the answer by saying, โ€œSlither is another great one. Not sure if itโ€™s labeled as a comedy, but there are definitely funny parts. A lot of Tarantino movies are like this. I think itโ€™s his way of keeping the audienceโ€™s attention and keeping it fun without it being a comedy.โ€ 

7. Death of Stalin (2017)

A Reddit user by the name ShipEliza wrote, โ€œAlso, The Death of Stalin is a comedy but deals with a ton of really unfunny things.โ€

Someone supported this answer by saying, โ€œI second Death of Stalin if you liked Inglorious Basterds.โ€ But another person thought otherwise, writing, โ€œI personally didn’t really like it, but each on their own.โ€

8. The Lobster (2015)

Another person responded, โ€œI think all Yorgos Lanthimos films would qualify, but especially The Lobster and Killing of a Sacred Deer.โ€

JRadiantHeart said, โ€œThanks. I’ve got to delve into his work.โ€

9. Snatch (2000)

One user chose this film, saying, โ€œSnatch is one of my favorite movies; so funny and great! I saw [it] a while agoโ€” I think it was Patton Oswalt on a podcast that had a really interesting take that directors like Guy Ritchie got their start because of Tarantino.โ€

They continued, โ€œHe called it the Tarantino Boom after he exploded into the film industry. Studios were looking for something like that and felt that Guy Ritchie had a similar vibe, and his first  movie, which I think is unreal, was The Snatch.โ€

10. The Lighthouse (2019)

Another person recommended this film saying, โ€œThe Lighthouse (2019). A super weird and fascinating take on the Prometheus myth. Odd and eerie, but I thought it was hilarious. Highly enjoyable and very strange but hilarious.โ€

Someone else supported the answer saying, โ€œMan, couldn’t tell you why it made me laugh so much. Maybe it’s my Britishness, but we’re hardly the only ones who appreciate dark humor. The poetry of some of the dialogue, the freaky weird stuff that just kept escalating, then the tension broke with some truly deadpan comedic line… I couldn’t get enough.โ€

Source: Reddit

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