Movies like Dallas Buyers Club

127 Hours tells the true story of a man's survival against all odds when he becomes trapped by a boulder. While not about the AIDS crisis, its themes of survival and the raw human will to live mirror the emotional intensity of Dallas Buyers Club.

Philadelphia is a profoundly moving drama starring Tom Hanks as a lawyer who is fired because of his AIDS diagnosis. Much like Dallas Buyers Club, it deals with the stigma, legal battles, and emotional journeys related to AIDS, offering viewers another perspective on the societal issues during the epidemic.

The Fighter, like Dallas Buyers Club, is a gritty drama inspired by true events. It shows the protagonist's underdog struggle against personal and professional challenges, making it a must-watch for those who are inspired by stories of triumph and perseverance.

Although primarily a musical, Rent delves into the lives of a group of young people in the late 1980s grappling with life under the shadow of HIV/AIDS. This film echoes Dallas Buyers Club's emphasis on community, love, and resilience amid the AIDS crisis.

This adaptation of Randy Shilts’s book is a compelling historical document of the early days of the AIDS epidemic. It shares the investigative and multi-perspective approach to the subject matter, much like the personal yet widespread narrative of Dallas Buyers Club.