
Movies that feel likeRED (2010)
If you loved RED, the closest films we have are The Hitman's Bodyguard (2017), Spy (2015) and OSS 117: Cairo, Nest of Spies (2006). All three share RED's kinetic and witty feel, which is what we rank on before quality.
Seen the big three already? The under-the-radar pick below is The Good, the Bad, the Weird (2008).
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If RED hit the spot, these will too
Looking for the series itself? Also in this series: RED 2 (2013)

Bickering professionals trade banter between bursts of gunfire
The difference: A mismatched two-hander road trip, not a reunited team of retirees

A desk-bound underestimated agent proves surprisingly lethal in the field
The difference: A rookie's first mission, not a veteran crew's reunion tour

A stylish spy romp treats espionage as an excuse for comic swagger
The difference: A 1950s spy spoof, broader satire than RED's ensemble caper

Old operatives reunite for one dangerous job they can't resist
The difference: A jungle heist gone wrong, grimmer and less quippy than RED

A mismatched pair improvises their way through comic chaos and chases
The difference: A French buddy caper about bank robbers, not retired spies

A crew of hardened professionals plans one meticulous, high-stakes job
The difference: A grim bank-heist procedural, far less jokey than RED's banter

A team of skilled operatives fights off relentless mercenary pursuit
The difference: A globe-trotting bodyguard actioner, broader stunts, less character wit

Colorful outlaws shoot their way through a chaotic, comic caper
The difference: A frantic treasure-hunt western, no CIA conspiracy plot

The same mix in both: momentum, then scale
The difference: Trades the grit of RED for an angle of its own

A retired operative's past forces one more dangerous job
The difference: A globe-trotting solo assassin thriller, less comic than RED

Two operatives with buried pasts get pulled into a much bigger con
The difference: A two-man double-cross story, not a full reunited team

One thread runs through both: sniper rifle
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