Movies like Dave

Wag the Dog is a sharp political satire that, like Dave, explores themes around manipulation and the interplay between politics and public relations. With its clever scripting and an exceptional performance by Robert De Niro and Dustin Hoffman, this film will resonate with Dave's audience.

The American President shares a surprisingly heartfelt perspective on politics with a side of romance, much like Dave. Following a widowed U.S. President as he navigates the complexities of falling in love while running the country, it's a charming tale that fans of Dave will appreciate for its wit and insight into political life.

Primary Colors offers a satirical yet poignant look at the world of political campaigning, much like Dave’s behind-the-scenes look at the White House. With John Travolta leading a stellar cast, the film's mixture of humor and drama will satisfy those who enjoyed Dave's balance of comedy and storytelling.

Bulworth engages in political satire by following a disillusioned senator who, after putting a hit on himself, speaks his mind without filter. It's a bold and humorous look at the political establishment, and like Dave, it combines comedy with political commentary.

Dick is a comedic take on the Watergate scandal and follows two teenage girls who accidentally become involved in Nixon's infamous political controversy. Its playful revision of history coupled with political satire makes it a fun companion for Dave enthusiasts.

A comedy-drama much like Dave, The Distinguished Gentleman stars Eddie Murphy as a con artist who gets elected to Congress, revealing the absurdities of political life. Fans of Dave will find the humorous and satirical examination of politics to be right up their alley.

My Fellow Americans follows two former U.S. Presidents, played by Jack Lemmon and James Garner, as they embark on a humorous road trip to uncover a government scandal. Like Dave, it combines political intrigue with comedy and an unexpected friendship at its core.

Head of State is a political comedy in which Chris Rock plays an alderman who unexpectedly becomes a presidential candidate. This film's underdog story and comedic critique of politics align well with the tone of Dave, appealing to its audience's taste for humor and heart.