Movies like Good Night, and Good Luck.

Though more of a crime thriller, Zodiac follows the obsessive quest of journalists and detectives as they try to identify the infamous Zodiac Killer. The investigative elements and period setting will resonate with fans of Good Night, and Good Luck., who are drawn to the interplay between media and historical events.

This Academy Award-winning movie tells the true story of the Boston Globe's investigation into systemic child molestation in the Boston area by numerous Roman Catholic priests. An aficionado of Good Night, and Good Luck. would appreciate Spotlight for its deep dive into the tenacity of journalists in uncovering uncomfortable truths.

A tense, political thriller like Good Night, and Good Luck., The Post dives into the true story of The Washington Post's decision to publish the Pentagon Papers, challenging the federal government and upholding the press's responsibility. Fans of the historical and ethical dilemmas in Good Night, and Good Luck. will appreciate this gripping tale of journalism and duty.

This film features the efforts of a 60 Minutes producer and a whistleblower to expose the tobacco industry. It echoes Good Night, and Good Luck.'s themes of media integrity and the often fraught relationship between journalists and their sources against powerful interests.

This classic film follows the real-life investigation by journalists Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein into the Watergate scandal. Similar to Good Night, and Good Luck., viewers are treated to the intense world of investigative journalism and its role in shaping American political history.

Shattered Glass portrays the rise and fall of journalist Stephen Glass, who fabricated stories for The New Republic magazine. Viewers who enjoyed the ethical quandaries and the emphasis on journalistic integrity in Good Night, and Good Luck. will likely find interest in this exploration of media ethics.

This film delves into the series of televised interviews between British talk-show host David Frost and former President Richard Nixon. Like Good Night, and Good Luck., Frost/Nixon is based on actual events and showcases a pivotal moment in media's relationship with politics, focusing on themes of accountability and the power of television.