Kiss Kiss Bang Bang
Why this pick
Shane Black’s earlier LA neo-noir has the same profane, fast-talking comic rhythm, shaggy investigation, and sparring partnership, balancing hard-boiled plotting with affection for its damaged characters.
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Why this pick
Shane Black’s earlier LA neo-noir has the same profane, fast-talking comic rhythm, shaggy investigation, and sparring partnership, balancing hard-boiled plotting with affection for its damaged characters.
Why this pick
Written by Shane Black, it shares The Nice Guys’ gleefully convoluted crime mechanics, sharp one-liners, escalating mayhem, and a mismatched duo forced into increasingly dangerous situations.
Why this pick
Its period-cool design, playful violence, and opposites-at-each-other’s-throats partnership offer a similarly breezy mix of stylish mystery-solving and deadpan comic timing.
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Another sun-faded 1970s California detective odyssey, with a baffling case, eccentric supporting players, and an amused, melancholy sense that the investigation is always slipping sideways.
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A gloriously rude odd-couple crime comedy: its mismatched law-enforcement pairing, dry verbal combat, and casually offbeat turns echo The Nice Guys’ pleasure in character chemistry over tidy procedure.
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01 / THE STORY
In 1970s Los Angeles, a mismatched pair of private eyes investigate a missing girl and the mysterious death of an adult film star.
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME

Holland March

Jackson Healy

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Red Thompson
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Bourbon Bartender
Perry the Lawyer
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