Movies like Nixon

Steven Spielberg's Lincoln focuses on the efforts of President Abraham Lincoln to pass the Thirteenth Amendment during the American Civil War. Just as Nixon provides insight into the life and turmoil of Richard Nixon, Lincoln offers a powerful depiction of leadership, morality, and strategy during a pivotal time in American history.

Directed by Oliver Stone, JFK explores the events surrounding the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. For those who were engrossed by the political intrigue and complex storytelling of Nixon, JFK provides a similarly compelling historical drama filled with controversy and speculation.

The Post depicts the struggle of The Washington Post in publishing the Pentagon Papers, classified documents regarding the Vietnam War. Those drawn to the political challenges and media confrontations in Nixon will appreciate this film's spotlight on journalistic courage and government secrecy.

All the President's Men follows the true story of the two journalists who uncovered the Watergate scandal, which led to Nixon's resignation. Fans of the political drama and the historical significance of Nixon will be captivated by this quintessential look at investigative journalism's role in American politics.

Also an Oliver Stone creation, W. chronicles the life and presidency of George W. Bush. If the intense portrait of a controversial president in Nixon was of interest, you'll likely find W.'s deep dive into another complicated figure's psyche and history fascinating.

Thirteen Days presents a dramatic recount of the Cuban Missile Crisis, one of the most intense periods of the Cold War. If the high-stakes political drama and historical authenticity of Nixon caught your attention, Thirteen Days' tension-filled portrayal of a critical moment in history will resonate with you.

Delving deep into the famous interviews between British talk-show host David Frost and President Richard Nixon, Frost/Nixon showcases the dramatic clash between the two men. If you found the intricate political maneuverings of Nixon gripping, the strategic cat-and-mouse game in Frost/Nixon will keep you on the edge of your seat.

This film, while a fictional account, is heavily inspired by Bill Clinton's first presidential campaign. For those intrigued by the portrayal of the political landscape and personal lives in Nixon, Primary Colors offers a similar blend of real-world politics with added humor and drama.