Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Eat the Rich: The GameStop Saga List

• The Big Short - Explores the financial crisis and the greed of Wall Street.
• Margin Call - A thriller that takes place over a 24-hour period during the early stages of the financial crisis.
• Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps - Focuses on the financial world and the lives impacted by stock market trading.
• Inside Job - A documentary that investigates the 2008 financial meltdown.
• Too Big to Fail - Retells the events leading to the financial crisis and the people responsible.
• American Psycho - Examines materialism and capitalism in a satirical horror format.
• The Wolf of Wall Street - Based on the life of Jordan Belfort, showcasing fraud and high finance.
• Enron: The Smartest Guys in the Room - Documentary about the Enron scandal and corporate corruption.
• Billions - A drama series focused on the power dynamics between a hedge fund manager and a prosecutor.
• Silicon Valley - Comedy series that satirizes the tech industry's startup culture.
• Succession - Follows a wealthy family's power struggles and corporate intrigue.
• The Greatest Showman - Inspired by the life of P.T. Barnum, it touches on themes of entrepreneurship and ambition.
• Cocaine Cowboys - Documentary about the drug trade in Miami and its economic impact.
• The Social Network - A dramatization of the founding of Facebook and the integral role of tech in modern finance.
• Halt and Catch Fire - Follows a group in the tech industry during the 1980s and 1990s.
• Moneyball - Analyzes how data and analytics revolutionized baseball, paralleling similar economic strategies.
• The Smartest Guys in the Room - Another take on the Enron scandal, detailing corporate mismanagement and greed.
• The China Hustle - Investigates financial fraud involving Chinese companies and American investors.
• Devs - Explores tech, capitalism, and the implications of powerful algorithms.
• The Men Who Stare at Goats - A satirical look at military and corporate endeavors, fueled by ambition.
• Rogue Trader - Based on the true story of Nick Leeson, who caused the collapse of Barings Bank.
• Boiler Room - Focuses on a group of brokers who engage in illegal activities for financial gain.
• The Big Heist - Explains the 1990s money laundering schemes and finance world corruption.
• The Inventor: Out for Blood in Silicon Valley - A documentary about Elizabeth Holmes and Theranos, highlighting deception in the tech world.
• Gaming Wall Street - A documentary about the GameStop stock phenomenon and retail investors’ revolt.
• The Big Gamble - Discusses the ramifications of reckless financial decisions in the face of no regulation.
• Freakonomics - Documentary based on the book that applies economics to diverse real-world situations.
• Catch Me If You Can - Follows the life of a con artist and the implications of fraud.
• The Panic 9/11 - Explores Wall Street's response to crises and economic downturns.
• The Great Hack - Examines the dark world of data exploitation and its societal impacts.
• The Business of Drugs - A documentary series that discusses the drug trade and its economic implications.
• The Actor's Studio - A documentary-style show focusing on the lives and decisions of actors in the industry.
• I-Candy: Decoding the Future - Explores tech innovations and how they influence daily life and consumer behavior.
• Super Pumped: The Battle for Uber - A dramatization of the rollercoaster ride of Uber, filled with ambition and corporate battles.
• Dirty Money - A documentary series that delves into cases of corporate greed and corruption.
• Uncut Gems - Highlights the high-stakes world of gambling and finance within the New York diamond district.
• The Business of Being Born - Examines the intersections of commerce and personal health decisions.
• The Payoff - Explores the financial incentives and outcomes that result from corporate decisions.