Movies like Article 99

One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest confronts the failings of psychiatric institutions with a mix of comedy and sobering drama. It's a classic that fans of Article 99’s hospital setting and critique of administrative control should find compelling.

Born on the Fourth of July provides a dramatic portrayal of a veteran's struggle with his war experiences and the bureaucracy of the VA system. Fans of Article 99 would appreciate this more intense, but still critically engaged, look at veterans' issues.

Patch Adams, starring Robin Williams, combines humor with heartfelt drama in a hospital setting, much like Article 99. It shares a compassionate and humanistic view on patient care which might appeal to viewers who are drawn to socially-minded medical dramedies.

M*A*S*H combines the elements of dark humor and the realities of war, similar to Article 99's mix of comedy and drama within a veterans' hospital. Fans of Article 99 might relish M*A*S*H's satirical take on the absurdities of military life and its subtle commentary on the bureaucracy of war.

The Doctor tells the story of a surgeon becoming a patient, offering a perspective shift similar to Article 99's narrative. It explores the emotional depth of the healthcare system and would resonate with viewers interested in the more personal side of medicine.