Movies like The Contender (2000)
If you're looking for some great movies that are a lot like The Contender, here is our list of similar films:
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    1. The Ides of March

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    The Ides of March, like The Contender, delves into the murky waters of political campaigns and the ethical dilemmas that come along with it. If you enjoy the intense political maneuvering and moral quandaries presented in The Contender, this film's exploration of a presidential campaign's backdoor politics will captivate you.

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    2. Michael Clayton

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    While not set within the political arena, Michael Clayton shares The Contender's theme of personal integrity under pressure. This legal thriller examines ethical conflict and redemption, attracting those who appreciate the nuanced character study seen in The Contender.

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    3. Frost/Nixon

    #2,587 most popular movie yesterday

    Frost/Nixon focuses on the famous interviews between David Frost and former President Richard Nixon. The intense dialogue-driven confrontation between media and political power echoes the gripping narrative style of The Contender.

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    4. The American President

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    The American President provides a lighter, more romantic take on American politics. However, it still deals with themes of leadership, personal values, and the interplay between the private and public lives of politicians, much like The Contender.

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    5. All the King's Men

    #3,591 most popular movie yesterday

    Adapted from Robert Penn Warren's novel, All the King's Men is a compelling tale of political corruption and the rise and fall of a populist politician. Its exploration of power dynamics and moral ambiguity will resonate with fans of The Contender.

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    6. Primary Colors

    #3,690 most popular movie yesterday

    Primary Colors offers a satirical yet poignant portrayal of a presidential campaign. It pulls back the curtain on the strategic maneuverings of politics, making it a perfect companion piece to The Contender's drama-filled depiction of political life.