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The Other Boleyn Girl

The Other Boleyn Girl

Two sisters divided for the love of a king.

Released PG-13 115 min 6.7/10 Votes: 120827
A sumptuous and sensual tale of intrigue, romance and betrayal set against the backdrop of a defining moment in European history: two beautiful sisters, Anne and Mary Boleyn, driven by their family's blind ambition, compete for the love of the handsome and passionate King Henry VIII.
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$35M
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$78M

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Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to The Windsors List

  • The Crown - Both depict the British royal family, focusing on their personal and political lives with a mix of drama and satire.
  • Victoria - Similar themes of royal life and political intrigue, highlighting the reign of Queen Victoria.
  • The Royal Family - A satirical take on the British royal family and their day-to-day life.
  • Pride: The History of the LGBTQ+ Movement - Explores historical events with a satirical edge that might resonate with fans of royal dramas.
  • Absolutely Fabulous - Offers a comedic perspective on British society and fashion, akin to the humor found in The Windsors.
  • The Office (UK) - A comedic workplace mockumentary that shares a similar dry humor and satirical tone.
  • The Simpsons - Offers sharp political and social satire, much like The Windsors, focusing on family dynamics.
  • Veep - Political satire with a comedic approach to leadership, resonating with the themes in The Windsors.
  • Black Mirror - Delivers dark humor and societal commentary that appeals to fans of satirical storytelling.
  • The Thick of It - A political satire that shares the humorous critique of governance found in The Windsors.
  • The Favourite - A darkly comedic historical film about power dynamics in royal court, akin to The Windsors.
  • Monty Python's Flying Circus - Known for absurd and satirical humor that appeals to fans of The Windsors' comedic style.
  • The Queen - Dramatically explores the UK royal family during crucial historical moments, similar to The Windsors.
  • The Last Kingdom - While more serious, it also focuses on power struggles within a royal context.
  • Succession - Follows a powerful family's inner workings and conflicts, echoing the dynamics in The Windsors.
  • The Royals - A fictionalized look at a modern British royal family filled with drama and scandal.
  • Bounty - A satirical comedy that involves family drama and royal themes.
  • Outlander - Explores historical themes and royal intrigue, albeit with more romance and adventure.
  • The Other Boleyn Girl - A dramatized account of royal life and familial betrayal set in the Tudor court.
  • The Feed - Combines dark humor with social commentary about intimate family relationships.
  • The Great - A satirical, comedic take on historical events, focusing on the rise of Catherine the Great.
  • Spitting Image - A satirical puppet show that parodies public figures, including the royal family.
  • Chamberlain and the King - Follows historical events involving royalty and politics, similar to themes in The Windsors.
  • Wolf Hall - Explores the Tudor court's politics with dramatic intensity, appealing to royal drama fans.
  • The Man Who Knew Infinity - Historical drama involving British society that includes royal figures.
  • Catherine the Great - Focuses on a powerful female ruler and the dynamics of her court.
  • The Tudors - Offers a dramatization of the intrigues of the Tudor dynasty, resonating with royal themes.
  • The Kings Speech - A more serious take on royal life and the challenges faced by King George VI.
  • Penny Dreadful - Explores dark themes with historical references, similar to the dramatic elements in The Windsors.
  • Gentleman Jack - Focuses on historical figures and their social dynamics, appealing to history lovers.
  • Clash of the Titans - Involves themes of power struggles and epic battles, which resonates with royal dramas.
  • The Spanish Princess - Historical drama focusing on royal love and challenges faced by a young queen.
  • Bridgerton - Combines romance and drama set in the aristocratic circles of England, appealing to royal drama fans.
  • Downton Abbey - Explores the lives of an aristocratic family and their servants during historical events in England.
  • Anne with an E - A coming-of-age story that touches upon societal norms and family dynamics, similar to The Windsors.
  • The Baker Street Irregulars - While detective-focused, it brings a comedic tone to its characters against a historical backdrop.
  • Crown & Anchor - Combines dark humor with family dynamics in a small-town setting, similar to The Windsors.
  • The Good Fight - Political satire intermingled with character-driven drama, aligning with themes in The Windsors.
  • The Last Post - Focuses on the British military during the 1960s, dealing with social issues and humor.
  • Upstart Crow - Features comedic interpretations of historical literary events, appealing to fans of satire.
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  • Outlander - Involves intricate family relationships wrapped in historical events, appealing to royal dynamics.

Last updated: 2024-09-30 17:42:13

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Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Quills List

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  • Atonement - Deals with themes of literature, love, and the consequences of one's actions.
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  • Little Ashes - Explores the early life of Salvador Dalí, combining art, passion, and personal identity.
  • The Secret Life of Words - A tale that revolves around language, story, and the complexities of human existence.
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  • The Pianist - About an artist's struggle for survival amidst societal collapse and personal tragedy.
  • Immortal Beloved - Explores the life of Beethoven and his enigmatic relationships in the world of classical music.
  • The Remains of the Day - A reflective look at a butler's unfulfilled life and the emotional impact of his choices.
  • Lust, Caution - A complex narrative about love, espionage, and moral dilemmas during a politically tumultuous time.
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  • Fifty Shades of Grey - Explores intense relationships and the dynamic of power within romantic entanglements.
  • The Book Thief - Revolves around the power of words and storytelling during the backdrop of World War II.
  • The Other Boleyn Girl - A historical drama focusing on the rivalry and desires of two sisters in the court of Henry VIII.
  • The Great Gatsby - Explores themes of love, ambition, and societal constraints through the lens of a poignant narrative.
  • Belle - Focuses on race, identity, and societal norms through the lens of art and historical figures.
  • An Education - Examines the life choices of a young woman as she navigates love and education.
  • The Danish Girl - A biography centered on identity, love, and transformation in the realm of art.
  • Frida - Focuses on the life of artist Frida Kahlo, examining her art, relationships, and struggles.
  • Boys Don't Cry - Explores themes of identity and societal rejection through a true story of love and struggle.
  • Paterson - A poetic exploration of life and creativity centered around a bus driver and a poet.
  • The Edge of Heaven - A film that intertwines the lives of different characters, exploring themes of love and loss.
  • Amadeus - A drama centered around the life of Mozart, exploring art, jealousy, and legacy.
  • The Favourite - Dives into the complexities of power and relationships within a historical context.
  • A Serious Man - Explores themes of fate, morality, and existentialism in a darkly comedic narrative.
  • Coco Before Chanel - Focuses on the early life of Coco Chanel and her rise in the fashion world.
  • Moulin Rouge! - Blends romance, artistic passion, and societal constraints in a visually striking narrative.
  • The Last Station - Examines the final year in the life of Leo Tolstoy and his relationships with family and followers.
  • The Great Beauty - A rich exploration of life, art, and beauty amidst the vibrant backdrop of Rome.
  • Testament of Youth - A historical drama exploring themes of love, loss, and resilience amid war.
  • Wild Oats - A comedic look at love, life changes, and second chances later in life.
  • The Last Black Man in San Francisco - A poignant exploration of identity, community, and personal stories against a changing city.
  • Pride - A true story that combines themes of activism, unity, and personal relationships.
  • The History Boys - Explores the impact of education and relationships among students and teachers.
  • The King's Speech - Focuses on the relationship between a king and his speech therapist, exploring personal struggles.
  • A Ghost Story - A meditative exploration of time, existence, and love through a unique narrative lens.

Last updated: 2024-09-24 00:32:11

  • A Ghost Story
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Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to War and Peace List

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  • Doctor Zhivago - A romance set during the Russian Revolution, dealing with themes of love and the impact of war on individuals.
  • Gone with the Wind - An epic story of love and loss set against the backdrop of the American Civil War.
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  • Atonement - A tale of love, war, and the consequences of mistaken actions spanning several decades.
  • The Duchess - A biopic about the life of 18th-century aristocrat Georgiana Cavendish that addresses themes of political intrigue and social norms.
  • Out of Africa - A romantic drama featuring rich visuals and a complex love story set in Africa, intertwined with historical events.
  • Wuthering Heights - A classic love story that explores family, betrayal, and the power struggles within the context of the English countryside.
  • Far from the Madding Crowd - A pastoral tale of love and relationships set in Victorian England, focusing on the struggles of its protagonist.
  • The Age of Innocence - A look at romance and social customs in upper-class New York society in the late 19th century.
  • Scent of a Woman - A rich character study that explores themes of honor, love, and morality against a backdrop of personal conflict.
  • Chevalier - Set in the historical backdrop of France, it explores themes of love and rivalry intertwined with class struggles.
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  • Belle - Based on a true story, it examines race and class issues in 18th century England through a personal narrative.
  • The Remains of the Day - A tale of unrequited love and duty set against the backdrop of post-war Britain.
  • The Piano - A period drama set in the 19th century focusing on passion, silence, and cultural conflicts.
  • The Man in the Iron Mask - A historical drama featuring royal intrigue and conflict in 17th century France.
  • War & Peace (2016) - A television adaptation that captures the essence of Tolstoy's novel with rich storytelling.
  • Troy - An epic tale of romance and war based on Greek mythology with vast historical implications.
  • Mutiny on the Bounty - A classic story set at sea, exploring themes of authority and rebellion during historical conflict.
  • The Count of Monte Cristo - An adventure drama based on the classic novel, mixing themes of betrayal, revenge, and redemption.
  • The Patriot - A revolutionary war epic showcasing personal struggles and family loyalty against the backdrop of conflict.
  • War Horse - A poignant tale of friendship and sacrifice set during World War I, intertwining human and animal experiences.
  • The King's Speech - A historical drama about overcoming personal challenges and delivering leadership during a time of war.
  • The Last of the Mohicans - An adventure-romance set during the French and Indian War, highlighting themes of loyalty and sacrifice.
  • The Three Musketeers - A tale of adventure and camaraderie set in 17th century France, exploring loyalty and treachery.
  • The New World - An exploration of love and adventure set against the backdrop of early American history.
  • The Sound of Music - A musical set in Austria before World War II, dealing with themes of love and family amid political turmoil.
  • Ballad of a Soldier - A poignant story set during World War II, focusing on the innocence of love amidst the harsh realities of war.
  • The Other Boleyn Girl - A historical drama centered around the complexities of royal affairs and personal ambition during the Tudor period.
  • The Talented Mr. Ripley - A psychological thriller that intertwines themes of identity and deception in a luxurious but dangerous setting.
  • Game of Thrones - A sprawling epic of power struggles, loyalty, and romance set in a fantasy world with a historical feel.
  • Britannia - A historical drama exploring Roman Britain, filled with conflict, mysticism, and personal stories.
  • Rome - A detailed portrayal of ancient Rome, depicting the politics, society, and personal conflicts during its last days.
  • The Borgias - A historical drama about the notorious Borgia family and their political machinations during the Renaissance.
  • Versailles - Set in the tumultuous time of Louis XIV, this series explores power, politics, and personal ambition.
  • Howard's End - A beautiful adaptation of the E.M. Forster novel that deals with class relations in early 20th century England.
  • The Spanish Princess - A historical drama following the life of Catherine of Aragon, filled with love, betrayal, and political intrigue.
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Last updated: 2024-09-24 17:17:55

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  • Doctor Zhivago
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Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Dan Brown's The Lost Symbol List

  • The Da Vinci Code - A thriller that involves secret societies and historical puzzles, much like The Lost Symbol.
  • Angel & Demons - Follows Robert Langdon in another quest involving ancient secrets and symbolism.
  • Inferno - Continues the adventures of Robert Langdon, unraveling mysteries related to a historical figure.
  • National Treasure - An adventure film that involves solving historical riddles and treasure hunts.
  • National Treasure: Book of Secrets - The sequel that expands on the theme of searching for secret treasures through historical clues.
  • The Secret of Da Vinci - Involves mysteries surrounding Leonardo da Vinci's works and hidden messages.
  • The Librarian: Quest for the Spear - Focuses on museums and artifacts with historical significance, similar to the themes in The Lost Symbol.
  • The Librarian: Return to King Solomon's Mines - Another adventure involving historical artifacts and clues, following the same character.
  • The illuminati - Explores secret societies and symbols, akin to the explorations in The Lost Symbol.
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  • Sherlock Holmes - Features brilliant deductions, mysteries, and a historical backdrop similar to Langdon's adventures.
  • Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows - Blends historical intrigue with mystery-solving, akin to The Lost Symbol.
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  • Killers of the Flower Moon - Explores hidden truths and historical events with mystery elements.
  • Mindhunter - Investigative drama that digs into the minds of the criminally insane, involving historical references.
  • The Expanse - While more sci-fi, it explores conspiracies and the weight of history in a complex narrative.
  • The X-Files - Involves investigations into the unknown with historical implications and secret societies.
  • The Ten Commandments - Delves into historical events and includes themes of discovery and truth.
  • Zodiac - A historical thriller focusing on the investigation of a real-life mystery.
  • The Da Vinci Treasure - A treasure-hunting adventure centered around Leonardo da Vinci's lost secrets.
  • A Beautiful Mind - Explore psychological intrigue with historical figures that involve secretive elements.
  • The Book of Eli - A post-apocalyptic saga involving a book of historical significance and hidden truths.
  • Da Vinci's Demons - A historical fantasy revolving around the life of Leonardo da Vinci and his discoveries.
  • The Mummy - Combines history, adventure, and mystery with archaeological themes.
  • The Mummy Returns - Continues the adventure with more historical puzzles and archaeological themes.
  • Underworld - Involves secret societies and ancient lore interwoven with mystery and suspense.
  • Tomb Raider - An adventure film that blends history with treasure hunting and ancient mysteries.
  • Tomb Raider: Cradle of Life - Follows the same themes of ancient civilizations and hidden mysteries.
  • The Avengers - Although more superhero-themed, it features many elements of conspiracies and hidden truths.
  • The Secret of the Tomb - Involves historical intrigue within a comedic adventure setting.
  • The Knight's Tale - Involves themes of honor, history, and hidden truths in a historical context.
  • Lost - An intricate narrative filled with mysteries of history and hidden meanings.
  • Rome - A historical drama that delves into conspiracies and power struggles in ancient times.
  • Knightfall - Follows the Knights Templar and involves secret societies and historical mysteries.
  • Pillars of the Earth - Set in a historical context with themes of power, betrayal, and hidden agendas.
  • The Red Tent - A retelling of biblical history with a focus on women’s stories and hidden truths.
  • True Detective - Each season unfolds a new mystery with deep historical ties and profound secrets.
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Last updated: 2024-09-26 19:08:25

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Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Plunkett & MacLeane List

  • Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels - Both feature clever twists and a blend of crime and humor.
  • Snatch - Similar mix of crime, quirky characters, and British humor.
  • The Gentlemen - Crime-comedy with stylish visuals and sharp dialogue.
  • RocknRolla - Features a gritty London backdrop with humorous elements.
  • Band of Brothers - A historical backdrop with camaraderie and dramatic storytelling.
  • The Brothers Bloom - A story about con men with humor and charm reminiscent of Plunkett & MacLeane.
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  • A Knight's Tale - Combines historical elements with modern storytelling and humor.
  • Horrible Bosses - Dark humor and crime intertwined with friendship.
  • Kiss Kiss Bang Bang - Mix of crime, humor, and a unique narrative style.
  • The Man from U.N.C.L.E. - Stylish espionage with a blend of humor and action.
  • Hot Fuzz - Action-comedy that parody combines elements of crime and buddy dynamics.
  • The King's Speech - Historical drama with rich character development and British flair.
  • The Prestige - Intriguing twists and a rivalry in a historical setting.
  • Pride and Prejudice and Zombies - Combines classic literature with action and humor.
  • Dead Man's Shoes - Dark, gritty tale with elements of revenge and drama.
  • Sherlock Holmes - Mystery and crime-solving with charismatic leads.
  • The Other Boleyn Girl - Historical drama with strong character-driven narratives.
  • The Illusionist - Historical setting with themes of deception and romance.
  • The Departed - Intense crime drama with complex characters and subplots.
  • Revolver - Complex narrative about crime with psychological elements.
  • Assassin's Creed - Mixes history with crime elements and a quest for redemption.
  • The Spy Who Came in from the Cold - Cold War espionage with dark themes and moral complexity.
  • In Bruges - Dark comedy intertwined with crime and character development.
  • Ocean's Eleven - Heist film with charm, humor, and clever plot twists.
  • The Man in the Iron Mask - Historical drama with intrigue, betrayal, and adventure.
  • Byzantium - Gothic elements threaded through historical narratives.
  • Kingdom of Heaven - Epic historical drama with themes of conflict and honor.
  • The Last Duel - A blend of history, honor, and betrayal in a narrative format.
  • Black Sails - Historical setting with adventure and complex characters.
  • Pillars of the Earth - Historical drama centered around intrigue and personal ambition.
  • Turn: Washington's Spies - Historical narrative focused on espionage and conflict.
  • Victorian Slum House - Historical context providing insight into the past.
  • Penny Dreadful - Gothic horror blended with historical figures and narratives.
  • The Witcher - Fantasy elements mixed with historical setting and character depth.
  • The Last Kingdom - Historical series with rich storytelling and complex characters.
  • Ripper Street - Crime drama set in a historical backdrop with strong characters.
  • Taboo - Historical drama filled with intrigue and complex narratives.
  • The Musketeers - Adventure with historical context and camaraderie.
  • Versailles - Historical drama focusing on power and intrigue.
  • Victoria - Period drama exploring power dynamics and personal relationships.
  • Enemy at the Gates - War drama with personal and historical stakes.
  • The Two Popes - Drama around influential characters in a historical context.
  • Good Omens - A blend of fantasy, humor, and historical references.

Last updated: 2024-09-27 03:58:27

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  • The King's Speech
  • The Prestige
  • Pride and Prejudice and Zombies
  • Dead Man's Shoes
  • Sherlock Holmes
  • The Other Boleyn Girl
  • The Illusionist
  • The Departed
  • Revolver
  • Hot Fuzz
  • The Man from U.N.C.L.E.
  • Snatch
  • The Gentlemen
  • RocknRolla
  • Band of Brothers
  • The Brothers Bloom
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  • A Knight's Tale
  • Horrible Bosses
  • Kiss Kiss Bang Bang
  • Assassin's Creed

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  • Emperor - Focuses on historical events post-World War II in Japan and the cultural transitions.
  • 47 Ronin - A historical tale of honor and revenge in feudal Japan.
  • Miyamoto Musashi - Based on the famous samurai's life, exploring themes of honor, rivalry, and tradition.
  • The Samurai - A gritty representation of the life of a samurai and the code of bushido.
  • The Hateful Eight - Involves themes of betrayal and survival in a tense environment, akin to Shōgun's conflicts.
  • The Last of the Mohicans - A story of love and conflict during a time of cultural upheaval, similar in scope to Shōgun.
  • Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon - Combines martial arts with a rich tapestry of Chinese culture and history, similar to Shōgun's approach.
  • Age of Samurai: Battle for Japan - A documentary series that explores samurai culture and historical conflicts in Japan.
  • Silk Road - Centers around interactions between East and West across different cultures.
  • The Tale of the Princess Kaguya - Explores Japanese culture and folklore, akin to the deeper themes in Shōgun.
  • The Kingdom of Dreams and Madness - Provides insight into Japanese culture through the lens of Studio Ghibli, similar to the cultural exploration in Shōgun.
  • The Great Wall - A mix of Eastern and Western influences with a historical backdrop, like Shōgun.
  • Heroes of the East - A martial arts film showcasing cultural differences and conflicts, reflective of Shōgun's themes.
  • Marco Polo - A series that explores the East-West cultural exchanges through the lens of a historical figure.
  • Ghost of Tsushima - Video game narrative with a strong focus on samurai culture and historical Japan, echoing themes of honor and conflict.
  • The Revenant - Explores survival in a hostile environment and themes of revenge that resonate with Shōgun's narrative.
  • The Last Kingdom - A historical drama showcasing the conflict between cultures, similar to the clash in Shōgun.
  • The Crown - Explores historical events with cultural implications, akin to Shōgun's storytelling.
  • The Pillars of the Earth - Historical drama depicting struggles and cultural change, similar to Shōgun.
  • Vikings - Explores cultural clashes and historical conflicts, resonating with the themes of Shōgun.
  • Ben-Hur - A classic that explores themes of morality, culture, and revenge in a historical setting.
  • The Witcher - Features fantastical elements within a historical backdrop, similar to Shōgun’s epic nature.
  • Outlaw King - Historical drama about rebellion and honor, echoing the elements found in Shōgun.
  • The New World - Explores Native American and colonial cultures and their conflicts, similar to Shōgun's themes.
  • The Young Pope - Touching upon themes of power and culture within religious contexts, akin to the cultural struggles in Shōgun.
  • Pillars of the Earth - Detailed exploration of historical intricacies and cultural conflicts over time.
  • The Terror - Fictionalized historical events focusing on cultural struggles and human survival.
  • Age of the Samurai: Battle for Japan - A documentary that delves into the samurai era, reflecting the historical depth of Shōgun.
  • The Road - A post-apocalyptic narrative about survival that embodies human struggle, resembling the themes in Shōgun.
  • Knightfall - Explores conflict and the dichotomy between cultures, reminiscent of Shōgun.
  • The Man in the High Castle - Explores alternate histories with cultural implications similar to Shōgun.
  • Into the West - Focuses on historical journeys and cultural shifts, akin to journeys depicted in Shōgun.
  • The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford - Delves into themes of fame and betrayal, resonating with Shōgun's conflicts.
  • The Good Earth - Explores cultural and historical narratives about land and tradition akin to Shōgun.
  • Came a Horseman - Involves cultural tensions and character struggles against a historical backdrop, too.
  • The Brothers Karamazov - Explores philosophical themes of morality and culture similar to those in Shōgun.
  • The Other Boleyn Girl - Centers around historical figures and the political landscape of the time, akin to Shōgun.
  • The Book Thief - Set in a historical context reflecting cultural struggles and human resilience.
  • Dances with Wolves - Explores cultural interactions and personal transformation in historical settings.
  • The Last Duel - Engages with themes of honor, conflict, and cultural rigidity, paralleling Shōgun's themes.
  • Tora! Tora! Tora! - A historical film detailing U.S.-Japan relations which culminated in conflict.
  • Shogun Assassin - A cult classic combining samurai culture and revenge themes, reminiscent of Shōgun.
  • The Bridge on the River Kwai - Deals with wartime cultural conflicts, similar in nature to themes in Shōgun.
  • Pride and Prejudice - Explores cultural dynamics and social classes, akin to the societal structures in Shōgun.
  • The Crucible - A narrative dealing with cultural morality and consequences, reflective of the moral themes in Shōgun.
  • The Way of the Gun - Engages with themes of honor, trust, and betrayal, resonating with the character dynamics in Shōgun.

Last updated: 2024-09-23 15:22:41

  • The Last Samurai
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  • Marco Polo
  • The Revenant
  • The Last Kingdom
  • The Crown
  • The Pillars of the Earth
  • Vikings
  • Ben-Hur
  • The Great Wall
  • The Kingdom of Dreams and Madness
  • The Tale of The Princess Kaguya
  • Emperor
  • 47 Ronin
  • Miyamoto Musashi
  • The Samurai
  • The Hateful Eight
  • The Last of the Mohicans
  • Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon
  • Age of Samurai: Battle for Japan
  • Silk Road
  • The Witcher

Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to The Last King List

  • Kingdom of Heaven - Epic historical drama set during the Crusades.
  • The Revenant - A survival story set in harsh, unforgiving landscapes.
  • Outlaw King - Depicts the struggles of Scottish nobles against English rule.
  • Braveheart - Focuses on Scottish history and the fight for freedom.
  • The Last Samurai - Explores themes of honor and cultural conflict.
  • Vikings - Historical drama centered around Norse culture and heroes.
  • Game of Thrones - Political intrigue and power struggles in a medieval setting.
  • Pathfinder - Conflict between Norse explorers and Native Americans.
  • Troy - War epics based on classical mythology.
  • The 13th Warrior - Adventure based on ancient warriors and cultures.
  • Macbeth - Shakespeare's tale of ambition and betrayal in a historical context.
  • The Witcher - Fantasy series with medieval themes and rich lore.
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