Movies like JFK

David Fincher's 'Zodiac' tracks the hunt for the Zodiac killer in the 1960s and 1970s. Similar to 'JFK,' this movie presents a detailed investigation into a real-life mystery, engaging audiences with its dedication to authenticity and compelling narrative.

Spotlight' is an Oscar-winning film that follows The Boston Globe's investigation into the Catholic Church's child abuse scandal. Like 'JFK,' it's a gripping tale of journalists uncovering a deep-seated, large-scale scandal, perfect for those who appreciate a realistic depiction of investigative reporting.

Ben Affleck's 'Argo' tells the thrilling story of the CIA's attempt to extract six Americans from Tehran during the Iran hostage crisis. Much like 'JFK,' 'Argo' weaves suspense with political intrigue and showcases the tension between public perception and secretive government operations.

This film tackles the true story of a whistleblower from the tobacco industry. With its focus on uncovering truths and challenging large institutions, 'The Insider' shares 'JFK''s theme of questioning authority and will resonate with those who seek justice in seemingly untouchable spheres.

This classic political thriller delves into the investigation of the Watergate scandal by journalists Woodward and Bernstein. If 'JFK' kept you on the edge of your seat, 'All the President's Men' is sure to grip you with its detailed portrayal of the pursuit of truth against political corruption.

This historical drama depicts the intense moments of the Cuban Missile Crisis. For those fascinated by the political maneuverings and high-stakes diplomacy in 'JFK,' 'Thirteen Days' offers another view of American political history during a time of crisis.

Directed by Oliver Stone, 'Nixon' is a biographical film that parallels 'JFK' with its intense scrutiny of an American president and whispers of governmental conspiracies. Fans of 'JFK' will appreciate the deep dive into the political drama and the complexity of Richard Nixon's tenure.

In 'Frost/Nixon,' the riveting story of David Frost's interviews with President Nixon post-resignation unfolds, offering another angle on political intrigue. Viewers who enjoy 'JFK''s exploration of politics and personal drama will find this film's intense dialogue and character study compelling.