Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to The Handmaid's Tale List

• The Man in the High Castle - Explores alternative societies and dystopian themes.
• 1984 - Based on the classic dystopian novel about totalitarianism.
• The Leftovers - Deals with loss, existential themes, and societal breakdown.
• Black Mirror - Anthology series that critiques modern society and technology.
• Children of Men - A dystopian future dealing with infertility and societal collapse.
• A Handmaid's Tale - Direct adaptation of the original novel with similar themes.
• The Road - Post-apocalyptic narrative focused on survival and morality.
• V for Vendetta - Dystopian political commentary with themes of resistance.
• Margaret Atwood's The Testaments - Sequel to The Handmaid's Tale, exploring Gilead's legacy.
• The Giver - Explores themes of conformity and challenges to societal norms.
• Fahrenheit 451 - Dystopian narrative about censorship and suppression of ideas.
• The Power - Focuses on gender dynamics and societal upheaval.
• Station Eleven - Post-apocalyptic drama exploring humanity and society.
• Brave New World - Based on the novel that critiques a controlled, utopian society.
• The Purge - Explores themes of societal breakdown and moral dilemmas.
• Raised by Wolves - Science fiction drama addressing faith and civilization.
• The OA - Mystery drama blending elements of reality with existential themes.
• Y: The Last Man - Focuses on gender dynamics in a post-apocalyptic world.
• The 100 - Survival and moral challenges in a post-apocalyptic setting.
• Dark - Explores complex themes of time, fate, and familial ties.
• Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's The Last Man on Earth - Futuristic drama involving societal collapse and isolation.
• The Road - Post-apocalyptic survivor narrative exploring despair and hope.
• The Hunger Games - Dystopian society with a focus on rebellion against oppression.
• The Testaments - Continuation of themes from The Handmaid's Tale.
• Westworld - Explores the boundaries of consciousness and free will.
• Utopia - Explores conspiracy theories and societal collapse.
• In the Forest of Shadows - Dystopian themes of survival against oppressive forces.
• Altered Carbon - Explores identity, society, and the implications of technology.
• The Walking Dead - Focuses on survival and the human condition amidst chaos.
• 12 Monkeys - Time travel dystopia that deals with human psychology and trauma.
• Colony - Exploration of themes of resistance under an oppressive regime.
• The Expanse - Complex societal dynamics in a sci-fi environment.
• The Square - Critique of society and the struggles of moral choices.
• The City & The City - Explores the complexity of identity and societal boundaries.
• Dead Ringers - Contemporary themes of identity and societal issues.
• 3% - Dystopian world with a focus on social stratification.
• The Leftovers - Coping with loss and existential dilemmas in a changed world.
• Years and Years - Futuristic drama exploring societal changes and family dynamics.
• The Children of Men - Pessimistic view of the future with societal collapse.
• Devs - Explores themes of free will vs determinism in a tech world.
• Snowpiercer - Survival and class struggle within a closed environment.

Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Fahrenheit 451 List

• 1984 - Both are adaptations of dystopian novels that explore themes of surveillance and totalitarianism.
• The Giver - A dystopian tale about a society that has eliminated pain and strife by converting to 'Sameness'.
• Equilibrium - Features a future society where emotions are suppressed and books are banned.
• The Handmaid's Tale - Explores themes of oppression and restricted freedoms in a dystopian society.
• V for Vendetta - Centre around rebellion against totalitarian regimes and the censorship of thoughts.
• A Clockwork Orange - Offers a disturbing look at free will and the control of human behavior.
• Children of Men - Set in a bleak future facing societal collapse and explores themes of hope and human resilience.
• Soylent Green - Depicts a dystopian future dealing with overpopulation and the consequences of environmental collapse.
• The Matrix - Explores themes of reality, control, and resistance against an oppressive system.
• Blade Runner - Investigates the nature of humanity in a future dominated by artificial intelligence.
• Snowpiercer - The aftermath of climate disaster leads to a dystopian class struggle aboard a perpetual train.
• Black Mirror - An anthology series that examines modern society and the potential dark outcomes of technological advancements.
• Westworld - Explores consciousness within artificial beings and questions the moral implications of such technology.
• Gattaca - Focuses on the implications of genetic engineering and societal expectations.
• Divergent - Set in a future society that is divided into factions, exploring themes of individuality and rebellion.
• The Road - A portrayal of a post-apocalyptic world and the struggle for survival in a hopeless environment.
• The Tattooist of Auschwitz - Explores themes of love and survival in the face of oppression and a totalitarian regime.
• Logan's Run - A dystopian future where life is artificially limited, highlighting freedom vs. control.
• The Purge - Imagines a future society that allows crime to be legal for one night, exploring the darkest sides of human nature.
• The Fifth Element - Features a futuristic world fraught with political corruption and corporate greed.
• Gattaca - Explores a future where genetic discrimination affects one's life and freedom.
• Ready Player One - Set in a dystopian future where people escape reality through virtual worlds, questioning reality and escapism.
• Minority Report - Blends themes of free will and anti-totalitarian control in a future where crime is predicted.
• I Am Legend - Explores isolation and the struggle to maintain humanity in a post-apocalyptic world.
• The Man in the High Castle - An alternate history where totalitarian regimes control the world, reflecting on power and resistance.
• Brave New World - Explores a controlled society where individuality is sacrificed for stability.
• RoboCop - Dives into themes of corporate control and the future of law enforcement.
• Altered Carbon - Set in a future where consciousness can be transferred, exploring identity and morality.
• 12 Monkeys - Deals with time travel within a dystopian future struggling against oppressive regimes.
• The Boys - A gritty take on superheroes set in a world of corporate greed and power, questioning morality.
• The Leftovers - Explores themes of societal breakdown and existentialism in the aftermath of a global event.
• Dark - Centers around time travel, human nature, and complex moral dilemmas in a dystopian setting.
• The Circle - Explores the dangers of surveillance and loss of privacy in a technological society.
• Fahrenheit 11/9 - A documentary exploring contemporary societal issues tied to government and media.
• Cloud Atlas - Examines interconnectedness throughout time, questioning morality and society's structure.
• The Hunger Games - Focuses on oppression and rebellion in a dystopian future centered on survival contests.
• Demolition Man - A critique of a politically correct future where individuality and violence are suppressed.
• A Brave New World - An adaptation of Huxley's novel focusing on the loss of individuality in a conformist society.
• Transcendence - Explores themes of AI and the impact of technology on humanity and reality.
• Nineteen Eighty-Four - An adaptation of the classic novel that mirrors themes of surveillance and oppressive government.
• Room 101 - A series reflecting the consequences of totalitarian thought control and manipulation.
• The OA - Combines elements of mystery, science fiction, and philosophical exploration of existence.
• Ascension - Centers on a space mission that questions purpose, society, and rebellion against control.
• The Matrix Revolutions - Continues the exploration of freedom, choice, and the struggle against a controlling system.