Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to In the Loop List

• Veep - A political satire focusing on the personal and professional life of a fictional Vice President of the United States.
• The Thick of It - The TV show that served as the inspiration for In the Loop, featuring similar political satire and sharp dialogue.
• Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb - A classic political satire about the absurdity of nuclear war and military politics.
• Election - A dark comedy about a high school election that satirizes the political process.
• The Office (US) - Workplace comedy that deals with office politics, similar in humor to In the Loop.
• Thank You for Smoking - A satirical comedy about a lobbyist and the nature of spin in politics and public relations.
• Arrested Development - A comedic look at a dysfunctional family and their various legal and political troubles.
• The American President - A political romantic comedy that also comments on political processes and public opinion.
• Bob Roberts - A satirical mockumentary about a folksy conservative candidate running for Senate.
• Primary Colors - A political drama-comedy based on Bill Clinton's campaign for the presidency.
• Wag the Dog - A dark comedy that explores the manipulation of media and politics to distract from a presidential scandal.
• The West Wing - A political drama that combines idealism with the realities of running a government.
• Political Animals - A mini-series that follows a former First Lady and her family’s political entanglements.
• Man of the Year - A political comedy about a talk show host who runs for president with unexpected consequences.
• Borat: Cultural Learnings of America for Make Benefit Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan - A mockumentary that satirizes various cultural and political aspects through humorous means.
• House of Cards (US) - A political drama that delves into the ruthless world of government manipulation and scandal.
• The Candidate - A political drama that portrays the challenges and ethical dilemmas of running for office.
• The Campaign - A comedy that satirizes the political campaign process.
• Liberal Arts - A dramedy that examines personal growth and political ideals through college life.
• The Newsroom - A drama series that addresses the complexities of journalism and politics in the modern age.
• Scandal - A drama series that involves political crises and personal relations in Washington, D.C.
• The Square - A satirical comedy that comments on political activism in the modern world.
• Bob's Burgers - An animated series that features social satire and dysfunctional family dynamics.
• Curb Your Enthusiasm - A comedy series that dives into the everyday absurdities of life, often touching on societal norms.
• Better Off Ted - A satirical take on corporate culture and white-collar work life.
• Parks and Recreation - A mockumentary-style comedy about local government and public service.
• The Last Leg - A comedy panel show that satirizes current affairs, including political events.
• In the Line of Fire - A thriller that focuses on political figures and the threats they face, with sharp dialogue.
• Recount - A political drama that provides an overview of the electoral disputes during the 2000 U.S. presidential election.
• The Great British Bake Off - Though a cooking competition, it often touches on themes of competition and human behavior akin to political arenas.
• The Good Wife - A political and legal drama that deals with current events and personal dilemmas.
• Silicon Valley - A satirical look at the tech industry and the absurdities within corporate startups.
• The Politician - A musical comedy-drama about the ruthless competition of a high school student to become president.
• Perpetual Grace, LTD - A neo-noir series involving complex plots and character motivations intertwined with societal commentary.
• The Good Fight - A legal and political drama that tackles modern-day issues and corrupt politics.
• The Men Who Stare at Goats - A quirky and satirical film about a secret unit of the military that investigates paranormal phenomena.
• Hail, Caesar! - A comedic look at the complexities of Hollywood politics set in the 1950s.
• John Oliver's Last Week Tonight - A satirical news program that covers current events with biting humor and insight.
• Four Lions - A satirical black comedy about a group of Muslim jihadists navigating the absurdities of their ideology.
• The House of the Devil - A horror-comedy that parallels themes of youthful innocence and the dangers of adult decisions.

Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Mr. Smith Goes to Washington List

• The Candidate - Explores political ambitions and the moral dilemmas of campaigning.
• 12 Angry Men - Focuses on moral and ethical decision-making in a jury setting.
• All the President's Men - Investigative journalism and its impact on political accountability.
• The West Wing - Political drama that showcases the complexities of governance.
• To Kill a Mockingbird - A story of justice and moral integrity set in a courtroom.
• The Contender - Examines the challenges faced by a woman in a political environment.
• Capitol - A drama that highlights the behind-the-scenes of political struggles.
• Lincoln - A historical drama focusing on political battles for civil rights.
• Thank You for Smoking - A satirical look at lobbying and the ethics of political discourse.
• Mr. Smith Goes to Washington: A Tribute - A documentary that reflects on the film's impact on politics.
• Bulworth - A comedic take on political campaigns and social issues.
• Election - A satirical exploration of high school elections and ethics.
• The Ides of March - Follows a political campaign highlighting ambition and betrayal.
• The Newsroom - Politics and media intersecting in the world of news reporting.
• Shutter Island - Explores themes of personal integrity and moral dilemmas.
• Our Brand Is Crisis - Investigates political tactics in modern-day elections.
• Wag the Dog - Satire on political manipulation in the media.
• V for Vendetta - Explores themes of government and personal values.
• Primary Colors - Fictional account of a presidential campaign with rich characters.
• The Butler - Historical reflections on civil rights and political change.
• House of Cards - Political drama exploring ambition and the dark side of politics.
• Mr. Smith Goes to Washington: The Last Stop - A reflection on democracy and its challenges.
• The Automaton Transfusion - Discusses ethics in political settings through a dramatic lens.
• The Oath - A darkly comedic exploration of political loyalty and morality.
• The Great American Lie - Documentary that examines disenfranchisement in the political sphere.
• The Gilded Age - Explores social issues and class politics in historical setting.
• Madam Secretary - Political drama that incorporates real-world issues and diplomacy.
• Charlie Wilson's War - A look at political maneuvering and its consequences.
• The Manchurian Candidate - A political thriller that explores themes of manipulation.
• The Best Man - Tackles integrity in politics and the clash of values.
• Iron Jawed Angels - Highlights women's fight for suffrage and political engagement.
• Mr. Smith Goes to Washington: Political Legacy - Analyzes the film's ongoing cultural significance in politics.
• Selma - Documents the civil rights movement and political activism.
• The Trial of the Chicago 7 - Focuses on political dissent and the judicial process.
• RoboCop - Explores themes of corporate politics and morality.
• A Few Good Men - Legal drama that emphasizes truth and ethics in government.
• The Post - Highlights the fight for transparency and freedom of the press.
• Bob Roberts - A satirical take on campaign politics using folk music.