Movies like Bronson

Fight Club is a film that digs into themes of identity, aggression, and masculinity which are prominently displayed in Bronson. Fans will appreciate the dark tones, the chaos, and the anti-hero protagonist that Fight Club and Bronson share.

A Clockwork Orange, directed by Stanley Kubrick, pushes boundaries in a similar way to Bronson, through the exploration of violence and psychological manipulation. Its protagonist, Alex DeLarge, brings a magnetic yet disturbing energy akin to Tom Hardy's portrayal of Charles Bronson.

This classic film tells the true story of Jake LaMotta, a self-destructive boxer, and it resonates with Bronson's examination of a flawed, violent man's life. Raging Bull's black and white aesthetic underscores a powerful character study that fans of Bronson would admire.

This powerful film showcases the transformation of a former neo-Nazi in a manner similar to Bronson's exploration of personal evolution within prison walls. American History X's raw intensity and serious themes will resonate with those intrigued by complex character studies.

Directed by Steve Buscemi, Animal Factory delves into the gritty world of prison culture and the formation of unlikely alliances behind bars, thematically in line with Bronson’s portrayal of life in incarceration and its impact on the human spirit.