War Machine

Nicolas Cage stars in Lord of War as an opportunistic arms dealer who grapples with morality while fueling conflicts around the globe. Although it has a more serious tone, like War Machine, it provides a critical look at the military-industrial complex and the consequences of war profiteering.

From the acclaimed Coen brothers, Burn After Reading is a dark comedy that focuses on a group of somewhat inept individuals who become entangled in an intelligence-gathering fiasco. With its satirical edge and a stellar ensemble cast, fans of War Machine will likely enjoy the similar tone and smart, humorous approach to serious themes.

Wag the Dog is a brilliant satire about a spin doctor and a Hollywood producer who fabricate a war to distract the electorate from a presidential scandal. Its take on media manipulation and politics will appeal to those who appreciated the cynical humor and critique of the war machine in War Machine.

Playing on military eccentricities and experimental programs during wartime, The Men Who Stare at Goats blends fact with fiction in a comical story about a reporter who discovers a top-secret wing of the U.S. military. For those who enjoyed the military satire in War Machine, this movie offers a similarly offbeat and amusing perspective on the armed forces.

This satirical comedy focuses on the antics of a slick tobacco lobbyist and his efforts to promote his industry, despite the obvious health risks. Like War Machine, Thank You for Smoking takes a witty and cynical look at the art of spin and will likely appeal to those who enjoy a smart satire about controversial subjects.

This razor-sharp political satire delves into the complexities and absurdities of government and military bureaucracy, much like War Machine. In the Loop spins a compelling tale of political maneuvering and media manipulation that is sure to resonate with viewers who enjoyed the blend of humor and politics in War Machine.