Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Buy the Ticket, Take the Ride List

• Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas - Both explore the psychedelic experiences and excesses of the 1970s.
• The Big Lebowski - Features quirky characters and the absurdity of American culture.
• Almost Famous - Both are semi-autobiographical and delve into the rock and roll lifestyle.
• Boogie Nights - Explores the rise and fall of a character in a specific cultural moment.
• Dazed and Confused - Offers a nostalgic look at youth and experimentation in the 1970s.
• A Star is Born - Explores themes of fame, music, and personal struggles.
• Trainspotting - Focuses on addiction and the chaotic lifestyles of its characters.
• The Wolf of Wall Street - Both depict excess and the consequences of personal ambition.
• Anvil! The Story of Anvil - Documentary about a rock band navigating the music industry.
• What We Do in the Shadows - A mockumentary style that captures the absurdity of everyday life.
• Once Upon a Time in Hollywood - Explores the entertainment industry during a transformative era.
• Rock of Ages - Both celebrate rock music and iconic bands from the past.
• This Is Spinal Tap - A comedic take on the rock band experience and the music industry.
• The Disaster Artist - Chronicling the making of a cult film with an outrageous backstory.
• Get Him to the Greek - Involves rock and roll antics and the trials of the music industry.
• American Pie - Focuses on young adults exploring life and relationships.
• The Punk Singer - Documentary about a musician navigating fame and challenges.
• Inside Llewyn Davis - Follows a struggling musician in the folk scene of the 1960s.
• Almost Famous: The Sequel - Continues the themes of youth and rock music.
• Bill & Ted’s Excellent Adventure - A comedic adventure with themes of friendship and music.
• The Nowhere Inn - Follows a musician in a surreal take on fame.
• The Righteous Gemstones - A dark comedy mocking excess and dysfunctional family dynamics.
• Vinyl - Focuses on the music industry during the 1970s and 1980s.
• Celebrity - Explores the impacts of fame on personal lives.
• High Fidelity - Features music, relationships, and personal reflection.
• Pulp Fiction - Showcases interconnected stories and a unique narrative style.
• The Social Network - Follows a person’s rise and the impact of technology on culture.
• Lady Gaga: Five Foot Two - A documentary about the life of a popular music figure.
• Perfect Blue - Explores the dark side of fame and identity.
• Popstar: Never Stop Never Stopping - A satirical take on the pop music scene.
• My Date with Drew - An unconventional documentary about pursuing dreams in Hollywood.
• The Office - Mocks modern work culture with a surreal, comedic twist.
• The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel - Set in the entertainment industry, focusing on personal struggles.
• Cypress - Explores dreams, aspirations, and the music industry.
• Everything Is Illuminated - A unique take on self-discovery through a journey.
• The Other Two - Explores sibling dynamics in the shadow of fame.
• Freaks and Geeks - Captures the high school experience and the challenges of adolescence.
• SLC Punk! - Follows a group navigating youth culture in a specific era.
• Radiohead - Meeting People Is Easy - A documentary capturing the complexities of fame.
• The Last Waltz - A concert film that captures a pivotal moment in music history.
• Looking for Comedy in the Muslim World - Explores cultural identity and personal experience.
• Popstar - Another look at the life of a musician navigating the industry.
• A Star Is Born (1937) - Classic tale of fame's impact on personal relationships.