The Laundromat

Martin Scorsese's epic of financial excess will resonate with viewers who enjoyed The Laundromat's exposé of the dark underbelly of wealth. It's a wild ride through the corruption that money can breed.

An intense portrayal of the 24 hours leading up to the financial crisis, Margin Call depicts the high-wire acts of investment bankers whose actions precipitate economic collapse. Its tension and moral quandaries mirror the darkly comedic elements found in The Laundromat.

This film offers a behind-the-scenes look at the financial challenges and decisions faced by key players during the 2008 economic crisis. It's a drama similar in tone and subject to The Laundromat, highlighting the sometimes dubious decisions of financial elites.

Oliver Stone's sequel to his classic Wall Street captures the essence of a changing financial landscape. Fans of The Laundromat will appreciate the cunning commentary on capitalism and its multifaceted protagonists.

This documentary takes a hard-hitting look at the corruption and greed that fueled the 2008 financial crisis. It shares with The Laundromat a critical perspective on the financial world's machinations.

Jodie Foster's thriller delves into the world of financial punditry and stock market manipulation. It's a tale of suspense and risk that echoes the themes of financial corruption and accountability found in The Laundromat.

This film chronicles the rise and fall of lobbyist Jack Abramoff and delves into the world of political corruption. Its real-life scandal parallels the real-world implications of financial schemes portrayed in The Laundromat.