
Movies that feel likeThe Suicide Squad (2021)
If you loved The Suicide Squad, the closest films we have are Deadpool (2016), Fast & Furious Presents: Hobbs & Shaw (2019) and The Lost City (2022). All three share The Suicide Squad'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 Guardians of the Galaxy Holiday Special (2022).
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If The Suicide Squad hit the spot, these will too
Looking for the series itself? Also in this series: Suicide Squad (2016)

Bloody comic-book carnage with jokes cracked straight through it
The difference: One motormouth hero instead of a squad of expendable misfits

An absurd mission where mismatched tough guys insult each other nonstop
The difference: Glossy PG-13 action; nobody is disposable and nothing turns grisly

Ridiculous jungle-island adventure played with a straight-faced grin
The difference: Sweet romantic comedy, so no gore and no genuine menace

James Gunn directing both, with the same fingerprints on each
The difference: Trades the play of The Suicide Squad for an angle of its own

Gunn's misfit warmth in miniature — outcasts bumbling through a mission
The difference: A 45-minute Christmas lark, sweet where the Squad is savage

Ordinary people in over their heads, cracking jokes to survive the night
The difference: A married couple's caper — mild peril, no supervillains, no blood

A mismatched team, glossy action and quips flying as fast as the bullets
The difference: Sanitized and toothless — none of Gunn's gore or genuine surprise

Action-movie swagger played for laughs by someone gloriously unqualified
The difference: Pure slapstick parody — no edge, no gore, no stakes that matter

A gleefully absurd ensemble that never takes its own mayhem seriously
The difference: The jokes mostly miss — one of the era's worst-reviewed sequels

Misfits on a rowdy road trip who bite off far more than they can chew
The difference: Middle-aged sitcom humor — tame, broad and nowhere near as sharp

Common ground in both: superhero and alien invasion
The difference: Sits closer to science fiction than The Suicide Squad does

Both land momentum and wit at once
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