
Movies that feel likeMr. & Mrs. Smith (2005)
If you loved Mr. & Mrs. Smith, the closest films we have are Machete (2010), Bullet Train (2022) and Who Am I? (1998). All three share Mr. & Mrs. Smith'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 Om Shanti Om (2007).
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If Mr. & Mrs. Smith hit the spot, these will too

Both land momentum and wit at once
The difference: Takes it somewhere less contemplative than Mr. & Mrs. Smith does

Assassins tripping over each other in a stylish, joke-forward tangle
The difference: An ensemble lark — no central relationship holding the fire

A secret agent unmoored, fighting through with charm and invention
The difference: Jackie Chan stuntwork carries it — romance barely registers

Lethal professionals locked together, bickering like a married couple
The difference: Louder and dumber — insult volume substitutes for tension

Retired killers rediscovering their spark when the job comes calling
The difference: Ensemble comfort-food action — gentler, greyer, less sexy

Glamour, deception and star wattage played to the hilt
The difference: A Bollywood reincarnation melodrama — a different universe of tone

Spy partners bickering their way toward missions and mutual respect
The difference: Broad gag-driven spoofery — sparks, but no real heat

Liman staging charismatic mayhem with a movie star's grin
The difference: A lone-bruiser brawler — no romance, no repartee between equals

An ordinary life upended by spycraft, played light on its feet
The difference: Scattershot HK production — the comedy and action both wobble

The same mix in both: play, then tension

Kinetic action, and it commits to that

Both lean on wit more than on comedy
The difference: The critics' underdog of the pair
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