The Pentagon Wars

Another film focusing on arms dealing, Lord of War presents the life of an arms dealer who exploits global conflicts for profit, offering a darkly comedic take on the international arms trade that viewers of The Pentagon Wars might find interesting.

This classic satirical film by Stanley Kubrick tackles the absurdity of the military and the cold war. Fans of The Pentagon Wars will appreciate its dark humor and critique of military bureaucracy.

Based on a true story, this film follows two young men who become international arms dealers. Like The Pentagon Wars, it exposes some of the ridiculous aspects of military contracts and procurement.

This film's portrayal of U.S. involvement in the Soviet-Afghan war, through the perspective of a congressman, shares The Pentagon Wars' satirical tone and sheds light on behind-the-scenes political and military maneuverings.

Wag the Dog displays the manipulation of public perception and media by the government, related to military operations. Fans of The Pentagon Wars will appreciate the satire and political commentary.

With a blend of comedy and war-related themes, this film delves into the bizarre military experiments during the Iraq War. It echoes The Pentagon Wars in its satirical look at the absurdities within the U.S. military complex.

This British satire, although centered around politics and international relations, shares a similar tone with The Pentagon Wars as it humorously dissects governmental inefficiency and miscommunication.