Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to What Just Happened List

• Wag the Dog - Both films satirize Hollywood and the media's influence on public perception.
• The Player - A darkly comedic look at Hollywood's behind-the-scenes complexities.
• Tropic Thunder - A comedic take on the film industry, focusing on the making of a movie.
• Get Shorty - Both films blend crime and comedy, centered around the film industry.
• Borat - Both use satire to critique society, though in different contexts.
• To Die For - Explores the dark side of fame and the media.
• Sunset Boulevard - A classic that critically examines the dark side of Hollywood.
• The Big Picture - A comedic take on the aspirations and realities of becoming a filmmaker.
• Stateside - Both have a backdrop of the entertainment industry and personal struggles.
• Entourage - A comedic series about the life of a young Hollywood star and his friends.
• The Office - Both explore workplace dynamics within a unique industry setting.
• 30 Rock - A comedic look at the behind-the-scenes happenings of a fictitious TV show.
• Parks and Recreation - Offers a humorous take on government work, similar to the industry's satire.
• The Comeback - A satirical take on a washed-up actress trying to regain fame in Hollywood.
• The Good Place - Both explore existential questions in a comedic framework.
• Ray Donovan - Features the darker side of Hollywood with a personal family story.
• La La Land - Explores the dreams and struggles within Los Angeles’s entertainment scene.
• Funny People - About comedians and the impact of fame and personal struggles.
• Birdman - Explores the life of an actor struggling with his past fame in an absurd way.
• Zoolander - Satire of the fashion industry mirroring similar criticism found in Hollywood.
• Larry Sanders Show - A behind-the-scenes look at a fictional late-night talk show.
• Hollywood - Explores the glamor and struggles of the film industry in post-war LA.
• Archer - Satirical take on espionage, with a humorous look at professional relationships.
• Better Things - Focuses on the life of a woman balancing family and her Hollywood career.
• Curb Your Enthusiasm - A semi-autobiographical show that examines the absurdities of life.
• The Newsroom - Critiques the media industry while portraying the challenges of broadcasting.
• In the Loop - A political satire that comments on power and media manipulation.
• Paparazzi - Explores themes of fame and the impact of media in people's lives.
• The Intern - A light-hearted exploration of age and career in a corporate setting.
• This Is Spinal Tap - A mockumentary that satirizes the music and entertainment industry.
• Living Biblically - Intersects humor, personal struggle, and modern societal issues.
• SNL: Saturday Night Live - A variety show that highlights comedic performances and celebrity culture.
• Billions - Explores power dynamics in the finance and entertainment industries.
• Silicon Valley - A comedic examination of tech and startup culture, similar to Hollywood critiques.
• The Morning Show - Examines the behind-the-scenes drama of a morning news program.
• Crashing - Showcases the struggles of a comedian navigating the entertainment industry.
• Shameless - Features dark humor and examines dysfunctional family dynamics.
• My Name Is Earl - About redemption and life choices, presented with humor.
• Community - Explores the dynamics of a diverse group through comedic storytelling.
• Friends - Showcases relationships and personal challenges, with comedic elements.
• The Blacklist - A crime drama with elements of dark humor and personal struggles.
• Cougar Town - Examines relationships and personal stories, often with humor.
• Couples Retreat - A comedy that explores relationships and personal dynamics.
• Murderville - Combines comedy with mystery, featuring celebrity guest stars.