Movies like Money Monster

Margin Call's thrilling narrative unfolds over a 24-hour period at an investment bank on the brink of the 2008 financial crisis. If you're captivated by Money Monster's high-stakes financial drama and moral quandaries, this film's gripping exploration of the initial phases of the crisis will hold your attention.

Wall Street is a quintessential movie about greed and corruption in the financial district. Its portrayal of a young stockbroker getting entangled in illegal activities with a wealthy corporate raider aligns with the critique on the capitalistic machine, similar to the themes found in Money Monster.

Boiler Room follows a college dropout who takes a job at a stock brokerage firm, where he becomes entangled in a world of corruption and greed. Viewers who gravitate towards Money Monster's take on the corrupting influence of money and power in the financial industry will find similarities here.

This film offers a behind-the-scenes look at the financial crisis of 2008, focusing on the actions of the US Treasury and Wall Street. Like Money Monster, Too Big to Fail dives deep into financial themes and features high-profile actors portraying the taxing ethical dilemmas faced by those in power.

As a documentary, Inside Job provides a comprehensive analysis of the systemic corruption in the United States that led to the global financial crisis, a subject matter that resonates with Money Monster's critique of the financial industry.

Arbitrage tells the story of a troubled hedge-fund magnate desperate to complete the sale of his trading empire while making ethically questionable decisions. Similar to Money Monster, the movie paints a tension-filled picture of the high finance world's personal and professional pitfalls.