Movies like Reagan

Steven Spielberg's Lincoln focuses on the last months of President Abraham Lincoln's life and his efforts to pass the Thirteenth Amendment. Viewers of Reagan will find resonance in its portrayal of leadership, political maneuvering, and moments that defined U.S. history.

Oliver Stone's JFK delves into the complex and controversial investigation of President John F. Kennedy's assassination. Like Reagan, this film offers a riveting portrayal of a significant moment in American political history, complete with suspense and drama that keeps the audience engaged.

The Butler offers a sweeping overview of American political history through the eyes of a White House butler who served under several U.S. presidents. Like Reagan, it provides viewers with unique insights into the inner workings of the presidency and the societal changes during his tenure.

Frost/Nixon delivers a gripping account of the post-Watergate television interviews between British talk-show host David Frost and former President Richard Nixon. For fans of Reagan, this film provides similar political intrigue and intense character exploration.

The American President provides a romantic yet insightful look into the life of a fictional U.S. president navigating political challenges. Those drawn to the personal and political aspects of Reagan will find a similar mix of charm and policy in this film.

Thirteen Days captures the tension of the Cuban Missile Crisis during President Kennedy's administration. Those interested in Reagan's era may appreciate this film's intense political drama and behind-the-scenes look at a pivotal event in U.S. history.

Oliver Stone's Nixon presents a complex portrait of President Richard Nixon, exploring his political career and personal struggles. Similar to Reagan, this film offers an in-depth examination of a controversial figure in American politics.

In a satirical take on presidential campaigns, Primary Colors offers a fictionalized account inspired by Bill Clinton's first campaign for the presidency. This film, with its sharp political insights and dynamic characters, shares thematic elements with Reagan's portrayal of the political landscape.