Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb

Another of Kubrick's masterpieces, A Clockwork Orange presents a dystopian society through darkly satirical lenses, much like Dr. Strangelove's take on the Cold War. The film's provocative content and satirical critique of societal institutions make it ideal for fans who cherish Kubrick's unique storytelling approach.

Brazil transports its viewers to a retro-futuristic world filled with bureaucratic and dystopian themes. The movie's dark humor and satirical approach to societal systems echo the storytelling style found in Dr. Strangelove, making it a worthy pick for those who love their comedies infused with social commentary.

Wag the Dog is a political satire that explores themes of media manipulation and political cover-ups in modern America. Much like Dr. Strangelove's satirical take on Cold War politics and nuclear scare tactics, the film's comical yet incisive critique of government will entertain and provoke thought among viewers.