Movies like Doomsday Gun

Argo tells the true story of a CIA operative's bold plan to rescue American hostages from Tehran. While not about weapon proliferation, it shares the same tense atmospheres and high stakes found in Doomsday Gun, and offers a remarkable directing effort by Ben Affleck alongside a gripping narrative.

Following the life of an arms dealer, Lord of War delves into the moral ambiguities of the trade, much like Doomsday Gun questions the ethics of weapon proliferation. Fans of political thrillers with a strong central performance by Nicolas Cage will appreciate this engaging drama.

Set in the Middle East and exploring the complexities of intelligence operations and terrorism, Body of Lies offers a similar geopolitical backdrop to Doomsday Gun. Fans of espionage and morally gray characters, as mastered by Leonardo DiCaprio and Russell Crowe, will be drawn to this film.

In this adaptation of Tom Clancy's novel, the threat of nuclear war is imminent, akin to the tensions in Doomsday Gun. Fans of political thrillers and Jack Ryan stories will find Ben Affleck's portrayal of a young Jack Ryan both thrilling and thought-provoking.

This geopolitical thriller provides a multifaceted view of the oil industry's influence on international politics, echoing the political gamesmanship of Doomsday Gun. Audiences who appreciate intricate plots and intense performances from the likes of George Clooney and Matt Damon will find Syriana gripping.

With its classic espionage plot, Three Days of the Condor stars Robert Redford as a CIA analyst on the run. If you appreciated the complex narrative and uneasy alliances in Doomsday Gun, this film's suspense and conspiracy elements will keep you hooked.

The Peacemaker is a pulse-pounding action thriller that shares Doomsday Gun's concern with nuclear weapons and international intrigue. With George Clooney and Nicole Kidman leading a race against time, this film will captivate audiences who are into high-stakes military drama.

Featuring a plot to detonate a nuclear bomb in the UK, The Fourth Protocol's Cold War setting offers similar espionage vibes to Doomsday Gun. Michael Caine and Pierce Brosnan fans will enjoy this tense and strategic cat-and-mouse game.