Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Brigham City List

• The Work and the Glory - Explores faith and conflict within the community.
• God's Army - Focuses on the struggles of missionaries in a close-knit community.
• The Other Side of Heaven - A missionary's journey and challenges in a foreign land.
• The Saratov Approach - A true story involving missionaries in a dangerous situation.
• Latter Days - Deals with themes of faith, love, and societal judgment.
• Mountain of the Lord - Details a historical narrative significant to the community's faith.
• 17 Miracles - Informs about the early pioneering days of the community.
• Emma Smith: My Story - Tells the personal story of a key figure in the faith community.
• The Cokeville Miracle - Based on a real-life event that strengthened community faith.
• On the Way to the Sea - Community bonds and personal journeys in a narrative format.
• The Testament - Focus on devotion and the trials faced within faith.
• Faith Like Potatoes - Stories of perseverance and faith in challenging circumstances.
• The Book of Mormon Movie - Adaptation of religious texts with a narrative focus on community.
• The Legend of John Henry - A fable-style tale tied to building community and overcoming odds.
• My Name Is Bruce - Mix of humor and a sense of local responsibility in unusual situations.
• The Greatest Adventure: Stories from the Bible - Animated adaptations with moral lessons akin to community values.
• A Christmas for Jenny - Story around community support and collective efforts during crises.
• The Good Book - Focuses on faith-based themes and community ties.
• A House Divided - Confronts moral dilemmas within a tight community framework.
• To Save a Life - Explores the impact of faith and outreach in a communal setting.
• Then Came Heaven - Community and personal struggles with faith and reconciliation.
• The Secret of Jonathan Sperry - Conveys messages of faith and community involvement among youth.
• The Fox and the Hound - Themes of friendship and overcoming societal differences.
• The Mistle-Tones - Musical themes tied to community and personal revelation.
• Restoration - Explores the complexities within faith-based communities.
• The Best Two Years - Portrays life and relationships among young missionaries.
• Working On Christmas - Community-oriented narrative focused on the holiday spirit.
• The Release - Themes of redemption and community involvement.
• Persecuted - Explores tensions within faith communities and external challenges.
• You’re Not You - Relationships and personal turmoil, closely reflecting community support.
• The Good Lie - Community struggles and the impact of kindness.
• My Only Son - Explores themes of sacrifice and faith through community stories.
• Believe - Faith-centered narrative highlighting community values.
• Just Like a Woman - Focuses on women's journeys and their communal support.
• I Can Only Imagine - Faith and redemption tied to personal and community events.
• The Heaven's Door - A spiritual journey reflecting communal values.
• The Almost Man - Themes of growth and community interactions.
• Christmas in the Smokies - Focuses on community and the spirit of cooperation.
• Heaven's Door - Addresses faith and salvation as communal experiences.

Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to The Blue and the Gray List

• The Civil War - Both explore the historical events surrounding the American Civil War.
• Gettysburg - Depicts the famous battle in the Civil War with a focus on character stories.
• Gods and Generals - A prequel to Gettysburg, it delves into the history and characters from the Civil War.
• Lincoln - Focuses on President Lincoln's life during the Civil War era.
• North and South - A miniseries that follows the lives of families during the Civil War.
• Cold Mountain - Set during the Civil War, it tells a story of love and survival.
• The Red Badge of Courage - Adapts the classic novel about a soldier's experience in the Civil War.
• The Good Lord Bird - A unique take on abolitionist John Brown’s story during the Civil War period.
• Free State of Jones - Based on a true story about a Southern farmer who leads a rebellion against the Confederacy.
• The Killer Angels - Focuses on the Battle of Gettysburg and includes several perspectives.
• Dances with Wolves - Although not about the Civil War, it shares themes of conflict and cultural understanding.
• Silverado - A western that includes themes of good versus evil, reminiscent of war narratives.
• The Last Confederate: The Story of Robert Adams - Tells a personal story set against the backdrop of the Civil War.
• Gangs of New York - Explores themes of conflict during a politically charged era in American history.
• Metropolitan - Though different in setting, features the struggles and conflicts in society.
• Glory - The story of the first African-American regiment in the Civil War.
• War and Peace - Explores themes of war, class, and personal struggles through historical context.
• 12 Years a Slave - Focuses on the social issues and personal stories related to slavery and historical events.
• Ridin' the Rails - Explores life during the railroad expansion and conflicts that arose.
• The Outlaw Josey Wales - A story of revenge and identity set in a conflicted historical period.
• The Last of the Mohicans - Set in a different war, it emphasizes personal stories in the midst of conflict.
• A House Divided - Addresses family divisions during the Civil War.
• Phantom of the Opera - Deals with themes of love and conflict in a historical context.
• The Homecoming - Explores family dynamics and conflict, resonating with the struggles in The Blue and the Gray.
• Little Women - Focuses on family and personal stories during the American Civil War period.
• The Alamo - Historical conflict narrative with a focus on personal stories.
• The Patriot - A story of resistance during a conflict, also focusing on family values.
• The Conspirator - Centers around the plot after Lincoln's assassination, depicting historical themes.
• American Odyssey - A modern narrative around conflict and personal battles.
• Ragtime - Explores early 20th-century conflict and its social implications.
• The Brothers War - Focuses on the impact of war on personal relationships.
• Salem - Explores themes of conflict and societal issues in a historical context.
• The Path - Focuses on conflict in personal and religious beliefs.
• The Goldfinch - Although set in a different time, explores personal trauma amidst historical events.
• The Knick - Focuses on social issues during early 20th century, somewhat paralleling Civil War themes.
• The Underground Railroad - Explores the themes of freedom and conflict in American history.
• Roots - Explores family history and the impact of slavery, similar to themes in The Blue and the Gray.
• The Amazing Mrs. Maisel - Though modern, explores conflict in identity with a historical backdrop.
• Turn: Washington's Spies - Focuses on personal narratives during a time of American conflict.
• The Devil's Brigade - A war film highlighting personal conflicts amidst a larger narrative.