Arlington Road

A fast-paced thriller featuring a lawyer unwittingly embroiled in a web of NSA surveillance and conspiracy. Like Arlington Road, Enemy of the State hooks viewers with its intense paranoia and high-stakes action.

Both the 1962 classic and the 2004 remake explore brainwashing and political assassination. The Manchurian Candidate's suspenseful narrative and exploration of manipulation will attract those intrigued by the psychological depth in Arlington Road.

This film tackles themes of terrorism and national security, focusing on New York City under martial law after a wave of terrorist incidents. The Siege resonates with Arlington Road fans through its examination of fear, suspicion, and the cost of safety.

Adapted from Tom Clancy's novel, this film delves into a plot to incite a war between the U.S. and Russia. The Sum of All Fears shares Arlington Road's themes of conspiracy and the threat of domestic terrorism.

Swordfish is a high-tech thriller involving a mastermind criminal who coerces a hacker into aiding a massive heist under the guise of patriotism. It echoes Arlington Road's theme of manipulation and questions about who the real enemy is.

This film examines the CIA's extraordinary rendition program through the story of an Egyptian-American man suspected of terrorism. Rendition offers a complex narrative on the war on terror, akin to the thematically rich story in Arlington Road.

A deep-cover operative is caught in a dangerous game as the FBI investigates a conspiracy that might hit close to home. Like Arlington Road, Traitor offers a suspenseful examination of themes related to trust and terrorism.