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The Show Must Go On
Part-time Gangster. Full-time Daddy.
Released
112 min
6.7/10 Votes: 1678
A middle-aged gangster's lifetime of mistakes catch up with him as his personal and professional life is destroyed.
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Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Catching Hell List
- The Last Dance - Like 'Catching Hell', it delves into the highs and lows of an athlete's career, focusing on the pressure and scrutiny faced.
- Icarus - Explores the darker side of sports and the consequences of performance-enhancing drugs, similar to the themes of downfall in 'Catching Hell'.
- The Battered Bastards of Baseball - Shows the challenges faced in sports, much like the personal challenges depicted in 'Catching Hell'.
- Senna - Focuses on the life and career of a sports figure who faces immense pressure and public scrutiny.
- Poverty, Inc. - Explores societal issues and personal stories, akin to the sports narrative in 'Catching Hell'.
- The Price of Gold - Examines the pressures and controversies in sports, similar in tone to 'Catching Hell'.
- Class of ’92 - Follows a group of athletes and their rise to fame while navigating personal challenges.
- 30 for 30: The U - Features stories about athletes dealing with immense pressure and the highs and lows of their careers.
- The Other Side - Looks deeply into the personal trials faced by athletes and the narrative of overcoming adversity.
- Beyond the Mat - Examines the personal and professional struggles of wrestlers, similar in theme to 'Catching Hell'.
- The Fight - Explores the lives of fighters facing great adversity, similar to those featured in 'Catching Hell'.
- Free Solo - Follows a climber's personal journey and the pressure of extreme sports, resonating with themes in 'Catching Hell'.
- Fastball - Analyzes the competitive spirit in sports, similar to the intense focus of 'Catching Hell'.
- The Dropout - While not about sports, it explores ambition and fallibility, reflecting the downfall seen in 'Catching Hell'.
- Take Me Out - Delves into the pressures of performance and acceptance, echoing themes from 'Catching Hell'.
- The Last Kingdom - Similar in its focus on struggle and personal battles, albeit set against a historical backdrop.
- M required Road - Explores the personal challenges of athletes, focusing on the emotional toll of competition.
- A League of Their Own - Follows the challenges faced by female sports players, resonating with themes of perseverance.
- The Blind Side - A sports drama that delves into personal struggles and triumphs, echoing elements of 'Catching Hell'.
- Boys in the Boat - Focuses on a team overcoming adversity, reflecting personal struggles similar to those seen in 'Catching Hell'.
- Concussion - Examines the impact and consequences of sports, akin to the narrative of 'Catching Hell'.
- All or Nothing: Manchester City - Follows a sports team through their highs and lows, similar to the detailed examination in 'Catching Hell'.
- The Show Must Go On - Explores the challenges faced by performers in high-pressure environments, comparable to sports narratives.
- Mayor of Kingstown - While not a sports theme, it resonates deeply with challenges and consequences faced by characters.
- The Weight of Gold - Examines the mental health struggles of Olympic athletes, similar to 'Catching Hell'.
- The Last Dance: Making of - Provides insight into the competitive nature of sports similar to the psychological aspects covered in 'Catching Hell'.
- Soul Surfer - Focuses on personal struggle and overcoming adversity in sports, much like 'Catching Hell'.
- When We Were Kings - Explores the rivalry and struggles of boxers, capturing similar themes of personal struggles.
- A Beautiful Mind - Focuses on personal challenges and the determination to overcome adversity, akin to elements in 'Catching Hell'.
- The Fighter - Delves into the personal battles faced by an athlete, similar to the multidimensional look in 'Catching Hell'.
- Foxcatcher - Explores the complex nature of sports relationships and personal struggles, resonating with the themes in 'Catching Hell'.
- The Secret Life of Walter Mitty - Explores the desire to break out and overcome life's challenges, akin to themes in 'Catching Hell'.
- The Wrestler - Follows an athlete facing personal struggles and the impact of their career on their life, similar to 'Catching Hell'.
- Hoop Dreams - Intensely chronicles personal struggles and dreams in the world of sports, complementary to the experience in 'Catching Hell'.
- Last Chance U - Focuses on the struggles and triumphs of athletes, reflecting similar themes as 'Catching Hell'.
- Moneyball - Looks at the analytical side of sports and personal ambition, resonating with the pressures of being in the spotlight.
Last updated: 2024-10-04 10:12:00
Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Sunset Boulevard List
- All About Eve - Explores themes of ambition and betrayal in the show business.
- The Apartment - Highlights the darker side of ambition and romance in the workplace.
- Sunset Boulevard: The Musical - A musical adaptation of the film exploring similar themes of fame and obsession.
- A Star is Born - Focuses on the rise and fall of a star and the impact of fame.
- Black Swan - Examines the psychological toll of pursuing perfection in the performing arts.
- Mulholland Drive - Explores the dark side of Hollywood dreams and illusions.
- The Artist - A silent film that captures the transition from silent films to talkies, mirroring Sunset Boulevard's themes of change.
- Gone with the Wind - Presents a dramatic narrative of fame, loss, and the impact of the film industry.
- Fame - Focuses on the lives of students in a performing arts school and their struggles.
- What Ever Happened to Baby Jane? - Similar themes of faded fame and psychological warfare between two sisters.
- Birdman - Explores the complexities of an actor's life and the pursuit of relevance.
- Network - Critiques the television industry and its impact on personal lives and ethics.
- The Soap Opera - Provides a behind-the-scenes glimpse into the cutthroat television industry.
- David and Lisa - Features strong psychological themes and character studies similar to those in Sunset Boulevard.
- The Bad and the Beautiful - Depicts the ruthless nature of Hollywood and ambition.
- The Great Gatsby - Explores themes of fame, illusion, and the American Dream.
- The Player - Satirical take on Hollywood’s excesses and the moral dilemmas within the industry.
- Persona - Examines identity and the psychological impact of fame.
- Chinatown - Similar noir style and themes of betrayal and deception.
- The Talented Mr. Ripley - Explores obsession with identity and social status.
- A Star is Born (1976) - Delves into the themes of love, fame, and its consequences.
- The Frogs - Centers around the struggles of artists in a production context.
- The Last Tycoon - Based on the life of a Hollywood mogul, showcasing the complexities of power and fame.
- Funny Face - A light-hearted exploration of the fashion industry and personal transformation.
- 8½ - A surreal film that dives deep into the psyche of a director facing a creative crisis.
- The Show Must Go On - Examines the sacrifices and pressures artists face in show business.
- The Secret Life of Walter Mitty - Explores themes of escaping reality and personal ambition.
- The Devil Wears Prada - Explores the cutthroat nature of the fashion and entertainment industries.
- The King of Comedy - Takes a darkly comic look at the lengths one might go to achieve fame.
- The Other Side of the Wind - A tribute to filmmaking and the challenges faced by artists in Hollywood.
- Life of Pi - Examines ambition, survival, and the quest for identity in a high-stakes environment.
- Avenue Q - A satirical look at life after college, with a focus on the challenges of adulthood.
- The Hours - Explores the lives of several women connected through a literary work, with themes of existential struggle.
- Strangeland - Focuses on talent and the psychic challenges of creativity, similar to Sunset Boulevard.
- Hail, Caesar! - A comic portrayal of 1950s Hollywood with its mix of absurdity and backstage drama.
- Life on the Line - Explores the pressure and chaos of maintaining one's reputation and success in a high-risk environment.
- Whiplash - Delves into the obsessive pursuit of greatness in the arts.
- Shutter Island - Psychological thriller with themes of identity and disillusionment.
- Gone Girl - Exposes the darker side of media perception and fame.
- The Music Man - A musical that delves into the town's reaction to an outsider with grand ambitions.
- The Social Network - Explores the rise of a tech mogul and the complexities of ambition and betrayal.
- Birds of Prey - Focuses on the resurgence of a character who faces personal and industry struggles.
Last updated: 2024-09-23 15:23:50
Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Hearts of Darkness: A Filmmaker's Apocalypse List
- Burden of Dreams - A documentary about the making of Werner Herzog's 'Fitzcarraldo' that delves into the challenges faced during production.
- Lost in La Mancha - A documentary chronicling Terry Gilliam's chaotic attempts to film 'The Man Who Killed Don Quixote'.
- The Disaster Artist - A biographical comedy-drama about the making of the cult film 'The Room', showcasing the struggles of independent filmmaking.
- Filmworker - A documentary about Leon Vitali, who dedicated his life to working as an assistant to director Stanley Kubrick.
- Room 237 - An exploration of various interpretations of Stanley Kubrick’s 'The Shining', delving into the art of film analysis.
- Rebel Without a Crew - A documentary about filmmaker Robert Rodriguez and his experience making 'El Mariachi' with a limited budget.
- American Movie - A documentary that follows filmmaker Mark Borchardt as he tries to make his own horror film.
- Jodorowsky's Dune - A documentary about Alejandro Jodorowsky's ambitious but ultimately unsuccessful attempt to adapt 'Dune' into a film.
- The Act of Killing - A documentary featuring former Indonesian death squad leaders reenacting their real-life mass killings in a surreal manner.
- The King of Comedy - A black comedy that reflects on the nature of fame and the lengths a person will go to achieve it within the film industry.
- Showtime - A comedic take on behind-the-scenes chaos in filmmaking, particularly focused on the pressures of production.
- The Room - Recognized as one of the best 'so bad it's good' films, its production story is full of chaos and passion.
- Hollywood Shuffle - A satirical take on the struggles of African-American actors in Hollywood, reflecting on the challenges of filmmaking.
- Indie Game: The Movie - A documentary exploring the lives of independent video game designers, paralleling the struggles found in film production.
- The Black Cauldron: A Disney Documentary - Explores the production missteps of this animated feature, similar to the challenges faced in 'Hearts of Darkness'.
- A Personal Journey with Martin Scorsese Through American Movies - A deep examination of filmmaking artistry and the influences that shaped one of America's greatest directors.
- The Last Movie - A surreal examination of a filmmaker's struggle with the impact of film on reality, blending personal narrative with production issues.
- Overnight - A documentary that follows the rise and fall of filmmaker Troy Duffy as he attempts to navigate Hollywood.
- This Is Spinal Tap - A mockumentary that satirizes the chaos surrounding rock bands, which parallels the film industry's absurdities.
- To Be Takei - A documentary about George Takei that explores fame, identity, and the film industry, similar to the themes in 'Hearts of Darkness'.
- The Gleaners and I - A documentary exploring the lives and struggles of gleaners, examining artistry in everyday life, akin to independent filmmaking.
- The Filth and the Fury - A documentary about the Sex Pistols that looks into the chaos and reality of music and its production, akin to film.
- Be Kind Rewind - A comedy about the struggles of two friends creating their own versions of popular films, reflecting on the nature of filmmaking.
- The Last Starfighter - A look at a film's production and its impact on the creators, paralleling challenges faced in 'Hearts of Darkness'.
- Harlan County, USA - Documentary filmmaking that captures the struggles of coal miners, showing the dedication of filmmakers to truth.
- The Hunger Games: The Exhibition - A behind-the-scenes look at the making of a major film franchise, shedding light on the filmmaking process.
- The Road to El Dorado - A story of a challenging production featuring themes of adventure and creativity resembling the chaos of filmmaking.
- Cameraperson - An autobiographical documentary presenting moments from the filmmaker's career, reflecting on the art of film.
- The Making of 'The Shining' - A documentary that reveals the behind-the-scenes trials of creating Kubrick's masterpiece, touching on similar chaos.
- The Other Side of the Mirror - A documentary focused on a pivotal time in filmmaking, exploring filmmaker interactions and their resultant struggles.
- Great Movies: The Godfather - An examination of the classic film's production challenges, entailing the depth and intricacies of filmmaking.
- The Show Must Go On - A documentary reflecting on the behind-the-scenes challenges of creating a stage show, relatable to filmmaking.
- The Hollywood Complex - A documentary examining the challenges faced by child actors and their families in Hollywood's competitive environment.
- The Fall of the House of Usher - A dramatization that highlights the tumultuous production environment, exploring artistic struggle and dedication.
- All the Time in the World - A personal take on filmmaking and life balance, reflecting authentic struggles similar to those in 'Hearts of Darkness'.
- The Act of Seeing with Ones Own Eyes - Interrogates the act of observation and reality through the lens of film, questioning the filmmaker's role in representation.
- The Sunshine Boys - A drama about aging vaudevillian comedians that reflects on the industry challenges they face, mirroring film production issues.
- The Last Waltz - A concert documentary featuring The Band, it captures both the artistry and the chaos involved in performance filmmaking.
- The Personal History of David Copperfield - A comedic exploration of struggle in the film industry through a personal narrative, showcasing character development.
- 14 Days in America - A documentary focused on personal journey and struggles, reflecting the determination involved in filmmaking.
Last updated: 2024-09-25 17:23:31
