Movies like Ridicule (1996)
If you're looking for some great movies that are a lot like Ridicule, here is our list of similar films:
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    1. Amadeus

    #231 most popular movie yesterday

    Amadeus presents the life of a genius composer set against the backdrop of the opulent Austrian court. Audiences who enjoy the clever repartee and critique of aristocracy found in Ridicule will be enthralled by the rivalry and drama that Amadeus masterfully portrays.

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    2. Marie Antoinette

    #1,154 most popular movie yesterday

    Sofia Coppola's Marie Antoinette is a sumptuous portrayal of the famed queen's life, filled with stunning visuals and a modern soundtrack. Like Ridicule, it's a costume drama that offers a fresh look at historical figures and their complex societal interactions.

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    3. Dangerous Liaisons

    #1,839 most popular movie yesterday

    A compelling tale of seduction and betrayal set in the decadent world of 18th century French aristocracy. Fans of Ridicule would appreciate the intricate social maneuvering and sharp wit on display in Dangerous Liaisons, as well as the sumptuous costume and set designs.

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    4. The Madness of King George

    #2,571 most popular movie yesterday

    Exploring themes of power, politics, and the vulnerability of leaders, The Madness of King George will resonate with Ridicule enthusiasts. The movie offers a mix of drama and humor, along with a critical look at the functioning of a royal court.

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    5. Quills

    #3,912 most popular movie yesterday

    Quills offers a provocative look into the life and work of the Marquis de Sade, as well as an inquiry into censorship and the freedom of expression. Admirers of Ridicule's sharp social commentary and period setting will find Quills' exploration of artistic boundaries equally compelling.

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    6. A Royal Affair

    #4,334 most popular movie yesterday

    Set in the 18th century court of Denmark, A Royal Affair examines the influence of progressive ideals on the Danish monarchy through a dramatic love story. Fans of Ridicule's historical and political intrigue will appreciate the similar themes of enlightenment and change.