Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Delirium List

• The Giver - Both explore dystopian societies with strict control over human emotions.
• The Hunger Games - Dystopian themes where society suppresses individuality and freedom.
• Matched - Similar themes of a controlled society and rebellion against it.
• Equilibrium - Dystopian society where emotions are suppressed and rebellion occurs.
• Divergent - Focuses on a society that categorizes people and the struggles of individuality.
• Beautiful Creatures - Fantasy elements exploring forbidden love in a restrictive environment.
• The Maze Runner - Young protagonists deal with a mysterious and oppressive system.
• The 100 - Explores survival in a dystopian future with themes of love and loyalty.
• The OA - Involves alternate realities and emotional themes, with a mystery to uncover.
• Fahrenheit 451 - Dystopian setting focusing on censorship and the value of emotions.
• The Society - Teenagers in a strange world without adults, exploring societal structure.
• V for Vendetta - Themes of rebellion against oppressive regimes and the fight for freedom.
• Never Let Me Go - Explores themes of love and loss in a controlled and dystopian reality.
• Altered Carbon - Explores themes of identity and existence in a futuristic world.
• Ready Player One - Virtual reality and dystopian elements, focusing on escaping harsh realities.
• The Leftovers - Exploring emotional connections and the impact of an overwhelming event.
• Dark - Complex narrative involving time travel and interconnected lives in a small town.
• The Handmaid's Tale - Dystopian world where women's rights are stripped, focusing on rebellion.
• Orphan Black - Themes of identity and personal struggle within a manipulated society.
• Requiem - Uncanny mystery involving mental health and emotional depth.
• The Wall - Explores psychological and emotional struggles within a dystopian setting.
• The City of Ember - Young characters trying to escape a failing city, discovering hope.
• Sweet Tooth - Post-apocalyptic world with a focus on human connections and survival.
• Westworld - Explores themes of consciousness, identity, and control in a futuristic setting.
• Hush - Explores isolation and psychological tension, set in a confined space.
• Black Mirror - Anthology series tackling societal issues, technology, and human nature.
• The Giver (2014) - Focuses on a dystopian society and the quest for emotional truth.
• Passenger - Explores themes of isolation and emotional attachment on a journey.
• The Fifth Wave - Young adult dystopia with themes of survival and human connection.
• iBoy - Focuses on technology's impact on human emotions and identity.
• In the Shadows - Mystery and darkness surrounding human connections and mental states.
• Sanctuary - Explores moral dilemmas faced by people in a constrained environment.
• The Host - Involves themes of control, identity, and emotional struggles against oppression.
• The Voices - Combines dark humor with psychological themes and emotional narratives.
• Z for Zachariah - Survival in a post-apocalyptic world, focusing on human relationships.
• The Girl with All the Gifts - Explores the merging of humanity and control in a dystopian environment.
• The Experiment - Dives into psychological challenges and human behavior under pressure.
• Tomorrowland - Focuses on the possibilities of the future and the importance of hope.
• The Signal - Mystery elements and the emotional struggles of young protagonists.
• The Purge - Dystopian concept exploring societal breakdown and moral choices.
• Annihilation - Explores psychological horror and the unknown, with a focus on emotion and identity.
• The 5th Wave - A struggle for survival with emotional connections amidst an alien invasion.
• A Quiet Place - Explores survival in a world filled with dangers and emotional depth.
• Tomorrow When the War Began - Young protagonists fighting against an oppressive regime in a dystopian setting.
• The Signal - A mix of science fiction and psychological suspense around human emotions.
• I Am Number Four - Combines themes of alien control and teenage rebellion.
• The Hunger Games: Catching Fire - Follows the continued struggle against a dystopian government.

Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Uglies List

• The Giver - Explores a dystopian society focused on conformity and control, similar to Uglies' themes of beauty standards.
• Divergent - Features a society divided into factions and the struggle against conformity, akin to Uglies' rebellion against beauty norms.
• The Hunger Games - Set in a dystopian world where the main character fights against societal oppression, parallel to the struggles in Uglies.
• Matched - In a society that controls personal choices, the protagonist challenges the status quo, similar to Uglies.
• Legend - Features a post-apocalyptic world where societal structures are challenged, matching the themes of Uglies.
• Red Rising - Revolves around class struggles and rebellion in a futuristic setting, paralleling Uglies' themes of societal constructs.
• The Maze Runner - A group of teens must navigate a challenging society with strict rules and tests, mirroring the dilemmas in Uglies.
• The 100 - Focuses on survival in a post-apocalyptic world and the conflicts between groups, similar to Uglies' society conflicts.
• Delirium - Set in a world where love is considered a disease, challenging societal norms like beauty and conformity in Uglies.
• Fahrenheit 451 - Explores themes of censorship and conformity in society, closely relating to Uglies' take on beauty standards.
• Nerve - Challenges societal expectations in a game setting, mirroring the pressure to conform in Uglies.
• Insurgent - Continues the story of fighting against societal rules, akin to the rebellion themes in Uglies.
• Willing to Fight - Focuses on a dystopian world where rebellion is necessary against oppressive systems, similar to Uglies.
• The Selection - In a world where beauty is key to social standing, the protagonist challenges norms, akin to Uglies.
• The Darkest Minds - Features a society where children with special abilities face oppression, reflecting Uglies' themes of rebellion.
• Ready Player One - Explores themes of escapism from a bleak reality, similar to how characters navigate beauty standards in Uglies.
• Scythe - Set in a utopian society that has overcome death but imposes strict control, akin to Uglies' societal constraints.
• Altered Carbon - Explores identity and societal roles in a future where bodies can be changed, linking to themes in Uglies.
• The Society - Teens navigate the challenges of building society without adults, paralleling themes of autonomy in Uglies.
• V for Vendetta - Focuses on societal oppression and the fight for individuality, resonating with Uglies' narrative of rebellion.
• The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones - Features a hidden society with its own rules about beauty and love, similar to Uglies' themes.
• Boss Level - Involves challenging a stringent system to gain freedom, akin to the rebellion against conformity in Uglies.
• The 5th Wave - Battles against oppressive alien rule in a future that parallels Uglies' conflict with societal standards.
• The Scorch Trials - Continues the theme of survival against oppressive forces in a dystopian setting, like Uglies.
• The Host - Explores identity and societal expectations in a world overrun by aliens, similar to Uglies' themes of beauty.
• Dark Matter - Involves people questioning their identities within a controlled environment, relating to themes from Uglies.
• The Peripheral - Explores complex social issues while navigating a futuristic setting, resonating with Uglies’ challenges.
• Y: The Last Man - Examines societal structures and gender roles after a crisis, linking to Uglies’ themes of social order.
• Challenger - Heightens awareness of societal standards through personal storylines, much like Uglies.
• Silo - Focuses on communities living under strict rules, which aligns with Uglies' societal control themes.
• 3% (Three Percent) - Dives into class divisions in a dystopian future, reflecting similar societal contrasts found in Uglies.
• Page Eight - Deals with political intrigue and the consequences of keeping societal secrets, akin to Uglies' hidden truths.
• The OA - Explores themes of identity and societal constructs, similar to the motivations in Uglies.
• The Iron Giant - Centers on identity and social acceptance, which are prevalent concerns in Uglies.
• Snowpiercer - Analyzes class struggles and rebellion aboard a train, paralleling the quest for freedom in Uglies.