Movies like The Big Short

Margin Call is a riveting thriller that takes place over a 24-hour period at a high-stakes investment bank at the onset of the financial crisis. Like The Big Short, it offers a piercing look into the ethically fraught decisions made by financial insiders.

The Wolf of Wall Street is a high-energy biographical film based on the true story of Jordan Belfort, a stockbroker who was involved in fraud and corruption on Wall Street. Its exploration of financial excess makes it a fitting follow-up for those who appreciated The Big Short.

The Social Network details the rise of Facebook and the legal and personal battles that ensue. Like The Big Short, it offers an insightful glimpse into a revolutionary moment in a particular sphere, this one being the tech industry.

Moneyball, while not about the financial industry, is a film about using analytics to disrupt traditional systems, in this case, Major League Baseball. It shares The Big Short's keen eye for detail and innovative problem-solving.

Wall Street is a classic drama about greed and corruption in the financial district. Its portrayal of unscrupulous moguls and the pursuit of money makes it a natural companion for fans of The Big Short's behind-the-scenes look at the financial world.

Boiler Room explores the high-adrenaline world of stockbroking and the questionable tactics used to sell stocks. Similar to The Big Short, the film delves into the darker side of the financial industry.

Too Big to Fail is a dramatization of the 2008 financial crisis, focusing on the actions of the US Treasury and Wall Street banks. Its detailed depiction of the crisis aligns closely with the tone and content of The Big Short.

Inside Job is a comprehensive documentary about the systemic corruption that led to the 2008 financial meltdown. Although not a drama like The Big Short, it is sure to resonate with viewers interested in the factual background of financial crises.