Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to O Lucky Man! List

• The Holy Grail - Both explore absurdity and satirical elements in society.
• Brazil - Dystopian and surreal narrative style similar to O Lucky Man!
• The Discreet Charm of the Bourgeoisie - Surreal comedy that critiques bourgeois society.
• The Adventures of Baron Munchausen - Fanciful storytelling with themes of adventure and satire.
• Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas - Surreal experience of a journey filled with social commentary.
• A Clockwork Orange - Explores themes of society and human behavior in a surreal manner.
• Harold and Maude - Dark comedy with a unique perspective on life and society.
• Network - Critique of media and society with dark humor.
• Being John Malkovich - Surreal exploration of identity and society.
• The Trial - Absurdist themes and surreal narrative similar to O Lucky Man!.
• Waking Life - Philosophical exploration of dreams and existential themes.
• The Meaning of Life - Satirical examination of human existence and societal norms.
• Life of Brian - Satirical and humorous take on historical and religious themes.
• Man with a Movie Camera - Innovative approach to film that challenges traditional narrative.
• The King of Comedy - Explores the absurdity of fame and entertainment culture.
• The Last Emperor - Epic biographical film with surreal and political themes.
• Trainspotting - Dark humor and social critique through character journeys.
• The Graduate - Explores youth, society, and personal journey with dark humor.
• Tales of the Unexpected - Anthological series with surreal twists and dark humor.
• Dogville - Experimental storytelling with themes of morality and human behavior.
• The Lobster - Satirical look at love and societal expectations.
• Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind - Exploration of memory and identity in a surreal narrative.
• The Graduate - Similar exploration of societal expectations and personal journey.
• American Psycho - Dark satire about consumerism and identity.
• Midnight in Paris - Surreal exploration of nostalgia and artistic expression.
• The Fisher King - Explores personal journeys with a mix of fantasy and reality.
• Shutter Island - Psychological thriller with surreal and unexpected twists.
• How to Get Ahead in Advertising - Satirical look at the world of business and personal identity.
• The Cement Garden - Explores dark themes of family and isolation.
• Catch-22 - Absurdist critique of war and bureaucracy.
• The Office (UK) - Mockumentary format with surreal humor in a workplace setting.
• The IT Crowd - Surreal humor within a corporate environment.
• Louie - Surreal exploration of relationships and personal challenges.
• Fargo - Dark comedy with absurd situations and social commentary.
• The Square - Satirical examination of art and society.
• Beetlejuice - Darkly comedic take on life and death with surreal elements.
• The Umbrella Academy - Surreal and darkly comedic exploration of dysfunctional families.
• Requiem for a Dream - Intense exploration of addiction and societal expectations.
• In the Company of Men - Dark satire on corporate culture and misogyny.
• The Death of Stalin - Historical satire with dark humor and absurdity.
• The Great Immigrant - Dark satire about capitalism and culture.

Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Horrible Histories List

• Monty Python's Flying Circus - Sketch comedy that combines absurdity with historical references.
• The Young Ones - A mix of sitcom and historical context with irreverent humor.
• Blackadder - Historical situational comedy featuring clever humor.
• The Office (UK) - Mockumentary style that captures everyday life with humor, similar to Horrible Histories' comedic approach.
• Spaced - A cult comedy series that uses surrealism and pop culture references.
• This Is Spinal Tap - A mockumentary that parodies rock bands, similar in humor style to Horrible Histories.
• Computer (1985) - A comedic take on technology and society, reminiscent of Horrible Histories' educational slant.
• The Simpsons - Long-running animated series that often references history and culture with satire.
• QI - Quiz show that uses bizarre facts and humor, focusing on knowledge similar to Horrible Histories.
• The Mighty Boosh - Absurdist comedy with elements of fantasy and historical references.
• Community - A sitcom that features diverse humor styles, including historical parodies.
• A Series of Unfortunate Events - Dark humor and quirky storytelling that appeal to a similar audience.
• Pingu - Uses humor and simplicity to appeal to children, reminiscent of Horrible Histories' educational aspects.
• Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure - Comedic film that features time travel with historical figures.
• Wayne's World - A comedy that features music and humor aimed at younger audiences.
• Teen Titans Go! - Animated series with humor targeting kids and references to history and pop culture.
• Sherlock Gnomes - Animated comedy that incorporates mystery and amusing situations, appealing to a similar demographic.
• The Trip - A series that blends travel and comedy with witty banter.
• Parks and Recreation - Mockumentary style comedy focusing on quirky characters and humor.
• Absolutley Fabulous - Fashion and social commentary through a comedic lens, similar to Horrible Histories' style.
• Trollied - Sitcom set in a supermarket that humorously portrays its characters' lives.
• The History Boys - A film that comically blends historical references with educational themes.
• Peppa Pig - Children's animated series teaching moral lessons with humor, similar in style to Horrible Histories.
• Big Fat Liar - A comedy involving deception and humorous situations, aimed at younger audiences.
• How to Get Ahead in Advertising - A satirical film that critiques the advertising industry with humor.
• Borat - Mockumentary style that provides both humor and cultural commentary.
• Spartacus: Blood and Sand - Though dramatic, it offers a stylized interpretation of historical events similar to Horrible Histories' approach.
• The Inbetweeners - Coming-of-age comedy series with relatable humor, much like some segments of Horrible Histories.
• Doctor Who - Time travel series that often incorporates historical figures and events humorously.
• The Greatest Showman - Musical with historical references presented in an entertaining manner.
• The IT Crowd - Sitcom that humorously represents tech culture and office life.
• Gnomeo & Juliet - Animated film that hilariously retells a classic story in a unique way, appealing to similar audiences.
• Bill & Ted Face the Music - Continuation of the original's humorous take on time travel and history.
• Horrible Histories: The Movie - Rotten Romans - Directly related and similar in style to the original series.
• 4 Weddings and a Funeral - Romantic comedy that balances humor with poignant moments.
• The Addams Family - Darkly humorous take on family life, appealing to a similar comedic sensibility.
• Zombieland - A comedy that combines horror and humor, appealing similarly to young audiences.
• The Night Manager - A mix of thriller and humor that engages viewers with its historical-like intrigue.
• Bill Nye The Science Guy - Educational series presented with humor, similar roots to Horrible Histories.
• The F Word - Comedic insight into life and relationships, appealing to similar viewers.
• Friday Night Dinner - Sitcom about family dynamics with humorous undertones applicable to various contexts.
• Derry Girls - Comedy focusing on a group of teenagers in historical context, using humor effectively.
• Frozen II - Animated feature that incorporates themes of history and identity with humor.
• Blazing Saddles - A parody of Westerns that humorously critiques societal norms.
• Little Britain - Character-based sketch comedy that humorously explores British culture and society.
• The Good Place - A comedy series that delves into philosophy and ethics with humor.
• Crazy Ex-Girlfriend - A musical comedy-drama that uses humor to express deeper themes.