Bulworth

Wag the Dog is a sharp political satire that explores the concept of media manipulation during a political crisis. Its witty narrative and dark comedic edge resonate with the tone of Bulworth, making it a must-watch for fans looking for another clever take on political theater.

Election is a darkly comic film depicting high school elections as a microcosm for the broader political landscape. Its biting wit and satirical approach to ambition and ethics will resonate with those who appreciate Bulworth's political humor.

Thank You for Smoking is a sardonic take on the life of a tobacco lobbyist, expertly weaving through the themes of media spin and persuasive rhetoric. Its brilliant satirical humor draws parallels with the political satire found in Bulworth.

Dave brings a heartwarming spin to political comedy, portraying an everyday man who impersonates the President. The movie's charm and political commentary make it a lighter, yet thematically similar choice for Bulworth fans.

Primary Colors dives into the messy and charismatic world of political campaigning, offering a semi-fictionalized account of a presidential candidate. Its blend of humor and drama paired with a stellar cast makes it a compelling follow-up for those who enjoyed Bulworth's political insights.

Dick offers a humorous twist on the Watergate scandal, delivering a comedic plot through the eyes of two teenage girls. Fans of Bulworth will find its political farce and satirical overtones both entertaining and relevant.

Bob Roberts presents a mockumentary-style narrative following a folk-singing conservative senatorial candidate. Its satirical approach to politics and media parallels the themes found in Bulworth, appealing to those who appreciate a satirical lens on American politics.