Movies like Wall Street

While not focused on Wall Street's financial intricacies, American Psycho portrays another aspect of 1980s excess through the life of a wealthy investment banker. The film's satirical and darkly comedic take on materialism and identity will fascinate viewers drawn to Wall Street's era and ethos.

Capturing the wild side of Wall Street's brokerage life, The Wolf of Wall Street is a raucous dive into excess and fraud. Its outrageous portrayal of a stockbroker's rise and fall will resonate with viewers drawn to Wall Street's exploration of ambition's dark corners.

Margin Call's taut narrative uncovers the initial 24 hours of a financial crisis, focusing on the decision-makers within an investment bank. It's a cerebral drama that tackles complex financial concepts, appealing to those who were captivated by Wall Street's insider view of the financial industry.

With a strong focus on sales and business ethics, Glengarry Glen Ross shines a light on the desperation of real estate agents fighting to succeed. Fans of Wall Street's commentary on the dark side of ambition and greed will appreciate this nuanced and biting drama.

As the direct sequel to Wall Street, this film continues to explore the financial sector and Gordon Gekko's legacy, delving into the 2008 financial crisis. Viewers who enjoyed the original's blend of drama and investment banking will find familiarity in its focus on corporate greed and moral choices.

Boiler Room portrays the high-stakes world of an illegal brokerage firm, serving up intense drama and ethical dilemmas similar to those in Wall Street. Like Bud Fox, the protagonist finds himself entangled in a world of quick success and moral compromises.

This film provides a dramatized account of the 2008 financial meltdown, exploring the actions of key figures in government and finance. Similar to Wall Street, it tackles the complexities of the financial system and the ethical quandaries of those operating within it.