Movies like Changing Lanes

This film stars Matthew McConaughey as a defense attorney who operates out of the backseat of his Lincoln. The Lincoln Lawyer's blend of courtroom drama and personal discovery mirrors the moral challenges faced by characters in Changing Lanes.

While Collateral is more action-packed, its story about a cab driver forced to face unexpected moral decisions over the course of a night shares the intense pacing and ethical challenges found in Changing Lanes. Both movies will keep viewers on the edge of their seats with high stakes and character depth.

This legal drama, starring Samuel L. Jackson who also appeared in Changing Lanes, delves into themes of justice and race. Its courtroom battles and the personal struggles of the characters make A Time to Kill a compelling film for those who enjoy the ethical quandaries and intense drama of Changing Lanes.

Like Changing Lanes, Michael Clayton offers a tense exploration of moral dilemmas faced by the protagonist. The movie’s plot revolves around a fixer for a prestigious law firm and his crisis of conscience, making it a gripping thriller that will appeal to fans of morally complex narratives.

Richard Gere stars in this courtroom drama filled with twists and psychological intrigue. The intricate plot and the question of guilt versus innocence throughout Primal Fear offers a similar edge-of-your-seat experience for audiences who enjoy the suspense and ethical tension of Changing Lanes.

With its focus on a young lawyer caught in a dangerous situation within a corrupt law firm, The Firm shares the theme of an individual confronting moral conflicts in the legal world. The suspense and legal intrigue are akin to what one experiences while watching Changing Lanes.

Runaway Jury, like Changing Lanes, combines legal drama with thriller elements as it follows a case involving a gun manufacturer and the attempt to manipulate the jury. Fans of the latter will appreciate the former's intense storytelling and examination of justice.

Fracture tells the story of a man played by Anthony Hopkins who attempts to murder his wife and the ensuing legal battle against a hotshot district attorney. The intense cat-and-mouse game and the strong performances by its leads are sure to satisfy fans looking for more nuanced thrillers similar to Changing Lanes.