Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to What the #$*! Do We (K)now!? List

• Mindwalk - Explores philosophical themes and the nature of reality.
• Waking Life - A philosophical animated film delving into dreams and consciousness.
• The Matrix - Questions the nature of reality and human existence within a simulated world.
• Samsara - A documentary that explores the interplay between humanity and nature.
• The Secret - Focuses on the law of attraction and personal empowerment.
• What If...? - Examines alternative realities and philosophical concepts.
• Koyaanisqatsi - A visual meditation on modern civilization and its disconnection from nature.
• The Fountain - Explores themes of life, death, and rebirth across time.
• The Tree of Life - Contemplates existence, creation, and the universe.
• Inner Worlds, Outer Worlds - Explores consciousness and the connections between all life.
• The Disappearance of Eleanor Rigby - Delves into the complexity of human relationships and perception.
• Her - Explores the nature of love, consciousness, and artificial intelligence.
• Cloud Atlas - Interweaves multiple stories across time to illustrate interconnectedness.
• The Nines - Explores alternate realities and metaphysical queries.
• Inception - Investigates dreams and the nature of reality versus perception.
• Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind - Explores memory, love, and identity.
• The Quantum Activist - A documentary that connects quantum physics with consciousness.
• The Celestine Prophecy - Focuses on spiritual awakenings and human consciousness.
• What Dreams May Come - Explores the afterlife and the connections between souls.
• The OA - Follows a woman’s mystical experiences and alternate dimensions.
• Dark - Involves time travel and existential themes surrounding fate and free will.
• Altered States - Examines consciousness and human evolution through sensory deprivation.
• The Butterfly Effect - Explores the consequences of choices on reality and timelines.
• Donnie Darko - Mixes psychological drama with time travel and alternate realities.
• The Good Place - Philosophical comedy exploring ethics, morality, and the afterlife.
• The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy - Combines humor with existential themes and explorations of the universe.
• Fringe - Involves alternate realities and questions about human nature and science.
• Dark City - A surreal take on memory and paradoxes within a manipulated reality.
• Synecdoche, New York - Explores life's complexity and the pursuit of meaning through art.
• The Man from Earth - A discussion-heavy film about history, humanity, and immortality.
• V for Vendetta - Critically explores societal structures and individual freedom.
• A Serious Man - Investigates faith, fate, and philosophical questions through a personal lens.
• The One - Engages with alternate realities and the consequences of choices across universes.
• Requiem for a Dream - Explores the nature of addiction and reality perception.
• Arrival - Involves language, communication, and perspectives on time and existence.
• Annihilation - Questions identity and the nature of life in a mysterious environment.
• The Science of Sleep - Explores the blurred lines between dreams and reality.
• Brazil - A dystopian film that critiques bureaucracy and individual identity.
• The Leftovers - Investigates existential crises and the meaning of life after loss.
• Solaris - Explores human consciousness and emotional struggles in an alien context.
• The Secret Life of Walter Mitty - Follows a journey of self-discovery and personal adventure.
• The Myth of the American Sleepover - Explores youth and the search for meaning and connection during formative years.
• Everything Everywhere All at Once - Combines humor, existential themes, and multiverse exploration.
• The Game - Involves psychological manipulation and questions about reality.
• The Men Who Stare at Goats - A satirical look at military experiments in the paranormal and consciousness.