Movies like House of Cards (1993)
If you're looking for some great movies that are a lot like House of Cards, here is our list of similar films:
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    1. The Ides of March

    #1,930 most popular movie yesterday

    Diving deep into the dark realms of political campaigns, The Ides of March showcases the intense drama and dirty tactics of electioneering. Much like House of Cards, it reveals the moral ambiguities and power struggles within American politics.

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    2. Michael Clayton

    #2,420 most popular movie yesterday

    This gripping legal thriller delves into the complexities of fixing problems for a large law firm, exploring themes of ethical conflict and corruption. Fans of House of Cards will appreciate the intense and morally grey world that Michael Clayton navigates.

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    3. Wag the Dog

    #2,541 most popular movie yesterday

    Wag the Dog is a black comedy that highlights the themes of political spin and media manipulation. It offers a cynical take on the power of misdirection, a concept not too distant from the strategical power plays in House of Cards.

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    4. Nixon

    #3,075 most popular movie yesterday

    The biographical story of President Richard Nixon, this film echoes the political landscape and intrigue of House of Cards. It sheds light on the life of a man wielding tremendous power, confronted with scandal and the pressure of public life.

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    5. All the King's Men

    #3,628 most popular movie yesterday

    This political drama narrates the rise of a charismatic but ultimately corrupt politician reminiscent of Frank Underwood's character in House of Cards. The film exposes the underbelly of the political machine and the lengths individuals will go to gain power.

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    6. Primary Colors

    #4,054 most popular movie yesterday

    Satirizing the American political process, Primary Colors reveals a presidential candidate's journey rife with scandal and manipulation. Fans of House of Cards will appreciate the commentary on the personal and political complexities of Washington D.C.