Movies like Easy Money

American Gangster is a gritty crime film that chronicles the life of Frank Lucas, a heroin kingpin from Manhattan who built his empire during the Vietnam War. Fans of Easy Money’s crime and money elements will appreciate this story of how wealth and power change a man’s life.

The Wolf of Wall Street is a high-energy biographical black comedy that tells the story of Jordan Belfort's rise to wealth and his subsequent fall amidst corruption and fraud in the finance industry. Audiences who appreciated the themes of ambition and the desire for quick wealth in Easy Money will likely find Belfort's larger-than-life story both cautionary and thrilling.

The Big Short is a clever dissection of the 2007-2008 financial crisis, delivered with a mix of humor and serious drama. Like Easy Money, it delves into the complexity of the financial world, making it accessible and entertaining for viewers interested in the mechanics of a money-driven society.

Scarface is an epic tale of Tony Montana’s rise and fall in the Miami drug scene, epitomizing the dark side of the American Dream. Like Easy Money, it is a gritty portrayal of what happens when the pursuit of wealth becomes an obsession.

Martin Scorsese's Casino is a dramatic portrayal of the glitz, glamour, and corruption that can be found in the world of gambling and organized crime. Those who enjoy Easy Money’s insights into the dangerous and addictive nature of fast cash will find Casino's narrative familiar and engaging.

Glengarry Glen Ross, adapted from David Mamet's play, is a character-heavy dive into the desperate and competitive world of real estate salesmanship. It offers a raw look at the lengths people will go to for the sake of money and success, echoing the themes in Easy Money.

Oliver Stone's Wall Street dives into the world of high finance, where corporate raider Gordon Gekko's infamous mantra 'Greed is good' becomes the guiding principle of young stockbroker Bud Fox. Fans of Easy Money's exploration of the seductive power of money and the corruption it brings will feel right at home in the cutthroat environment of Wall Street.

Boiler Room showcases a college dropout who gets a job as a broker for a suburban investment firm, which puts him on the fast track to success. But, as he rises in the ranks, he discovers the job might not be as legitimate as it seems. Its focus on the consequences of quick riches is akin to the themes in Easy Money.