Savages

No Country for Old Men is not strictly about drugs but involves a hunter stumbling upon a drug deal gone wrong. It shares with Savages a sense of brutal violence and the fatalistic entanglements between crime, drugs, and desperate men.

Sicario is a taut thriller that brings viewers into the dangerous territory of the U.S.-Mexico drug war. Its intense narrative and moral complexities will resonate with fans of Savages who are drawn to the high stakes of the drug underworld.

American Gangster chronicles the true story of Harlem drug kingpin, Frank Lucas. Like Savages, the film delves into the life of a drug lord and the empires they build, providing a gritty, dramatic, and raw narrative.

Traffic dives into the complex world of drug trafficking, much like Savages. With multiple storylines that converge to paint a comprehensive picture of the drug trade, the movie offers a gritty and realistic perspective that audiences interested in the darker side of narcotics would appreciate.

The Counselor, with its star-studded cast, follows a lawyer who gets involved in drug trafficking. This movie shares with Savages an involvement in drug crime with severe and life-changing consequences, exploring the moral and existential quandaries of the trade.

Blow provides a biographical account of George Jung, a major player in the American cocaine market. Much like Savages, this film explores the rise and fall within the drug trade, offering a compelling storyline and deep character study.

End of Watch tells the story of two LAPD officers who uncover drug money linked to a cartel. The film's gritty realism, camaraderie, and the dangerous world of drug enforcement will appeal to those who appreciate the themes in Savages.