Movies like Class Action

This film stars George Clooney as a fixer for a prestigious law firm who faces moral dilemmas as he uncovers a complex case of agrochemical fraud. Michael Clayton's intense plot and ethical questions will captivate viewers who like the moral challenges posed in Class Action.

Tom Hanks and Denzel Washington star in Philadelphia, which deals with a lawyer who is fired for having AIDS and sues his former law firm. The legal drama and social themes will resonate with those seeking the courtroom intensity and ethical issues seen in Class Action.

Julia Roberts stars as a legal assistant who, against all odds, helps win one of the largest class action lawsuits in American history. Erin Brockovich's compelling story of determination and justice aligns with the underdog narrative found in Class Action.

With Russell Crowe and Al Pacino leading a stellar cast, The Insider is a gripping tale of a whistleblower in the tobacco industry and the legal battles that ensue. Its focus on corporate malfeasance and journalistic integrity should appeal to Class Action fans.

Tom Cruise plays a young attorney who discovers that the prestigious law firm he's joined is involved in illegal activities in The Firm. Much like Class Action, this movie offers thrilling legal drama and a commentary on corruption within powerful institutions.

Directed by Francis Ford Coppola, The Rainmaker features Matt Damon as an idealistic young lawyer taking on a powerful insurance company. Its David vs. Goliath storyline will resonate with fans of Class Action's theme of justice against corporate giants.

Paul Newman delivers a powerhouse performance in The Verdict, playing a down-on-his-luck lawyer who is offered a chance at redemption when he takes on a medical malpractice case. The themes of personal and legal triumph should appeal to those who enjoyed Class Action.

Starring John Travolta, A Civil Action is about a lawyer taking on an environmental case against two large corporations accused of water contamination. It captures the tension and drama of the courtroom, appealing to those who appreciate legal battles and moral quandaries like in Class Action.