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Black Monday

Canceled TV-MA 30 min 7.4/10 Votes: 6392

Travel back to October 19, 1987 – aka Black Monday, the worst stock market crash in Wall Street history – this is the story of how a group of outsiders took on the blue-blood, old-boys club of Wall Street and ended up crashing the world’s largest financial system, a Lamborghini limousine, Don Henley’s birthday party and the glass ceiling.

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Movie

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Genre:

Comedy

Subgenres:

Dark Comedy

Release:

2019-01-20

Year:

2024

Country:

United States of America

Website:

sho.com

Language:

English

Companies:

Showtime Networks, Sony Pictures Television Studios, Point Grey Pictures, Shark vs. Bear, Showtime

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This Is Us - While more dramatic, it explores family dynamics and personal growth over time.
American Housewife - A humorous take on the challenges of parenting and societal expectations.
Mom - Focuses on a complicated mother-daughter relationship with humor and heart.
What We Do in the Shadows - Blends humor and supernatural themes, focusing on friendships and everyday struggles.
Brooklyn Nine-Nine - A comedic series that presents diverse characters working together in a police precinct.
The Good Place - Mixes humor with philosophical themes and character growth.
Schitt's Creek - Explores family dynamics and personal growth in a comedic world.
Superstore - Focuses on a diverse group of employees navigating work and personal issues with humor.
Parks and Recreation - Features a diverse cast and explores friendships and community with humor.
Proud Family: Louder and Prouder - Revives the beloved series with themes of family and cultural identity.
Daria - Adolescent perspectives on life, albeit in a more sarcastic tone.
The Goldbergs - Family-centered comedy that draws from the creator's childhood experiences.
Black Monday - Offers a comedic yet critical look at the 1980s finance world with diverse characters.
Crazy Ex-Girlfriend - Incorporates humor to explore personal struggles and relationships.
For Better or Worse - Focuses on the lives of a married couple with comedic elements.
The Last Man on Earth - Post-apocalyptic humor that explores relationships in unique circumstances.
Momma's Boy - Focuses on family relationships and personal growth through humorous situations.
Young Rock - A comedic retelling of Dwayne Johnson's upbringing and family life.
The Good Place - Blends humor with moral and ethical dilemmas while focusing on relationships.
Raising Hope - Focuses on the challenges of young parenthood with a comedic twist.
The New Adventures of Old Christine - Centers on a divorced woman navigating relationships and family humor.
Malcolm in the Middle - Follows a dysfunctional family with humor and relatable situations.
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Billions - Focuses on the high-stakes world of finance and the moral dilemmas within.
The Wolf of Wall Street - A comedic take on the excesses of finance and investment banking.
Inside Job - A documentary that delves into the financial crisis, packed with interviews and analysis.
Margin Call - A tense drama about the early stages of the financial crisis.
Boiler Room - Revolves around the world of stock brokers and questionable business ethics.
Too Big to Fail - A dramatization of the 2008 financial crisis and the response to it.
Bigger Than Life - Explores the highs and lows of a man's ambition and its consequences.
The Pursuit of Happyness - A story of struggle, ambition, and perseverance in the financial world.
The Office (US) - A comedic portrayal of office dynamics and finance-related businesses.
Moneyball - Combines sports and finance with themes of innovation and strategy.
Uncut Gems - Tension-filled narrative surrounding finance and high-stakes gambling.
The Accountant - A mix of finance and action, showcasing a unique character in the industry.
Enron: The Smartest Guys in the Room - A documentary about one of the biggest financial scandals in history.
The China Hustle - Discusses financial fraud and investment opportunities in China.
Succession - Focuses on family dynamics and business ethics in a corporate empire.
The Social Network - A dramatic look into the creation and rise of Facebook and its implications.
Silicon Valley - Comedic series about tech startups filled with financial intrigue.
Rounders - Combines poker, gambling, and financial stakes into a thrilling narrative.
American Greed - Documentary series covering various financial crimes and scams.
The Founder - The story of McDonald's rise, showcasing business strategies and ethics.
Wall Street - Classic film focused on the financial industry and moral ambiguities.
The Big Sick - A mix of personal finance issues with a love story backdrop.
Archer - Animated series featuring espionage with a comedic take on business.
The Good Wife - Involves law, business ethics, and corporate power dynamics.
Better Call Saul - A spin-off that combines legal drama with financial intrigue.
The Devil's Advocate - Explores themes of morality, business, and personal ambition.
Catch Me If You Can - Based on a true story of fraud and deception in finance.
The Money Pit - A comedic take on financial disaster and home renovation.
Shark Tank - Reality series showcasing entrepreneurs seeking financial investment.
Fleabag - Involves dark humor and complex character relationships, with financial undercurrents.
The Informant! - A darkly comedic look at corporate whistleblowing and financial deceit.
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Crazy Rich Asians - Focuses on wealth, family, and the intricacies of financial status in society.
Rogue Trader - Based on the true story of a trader who caused a financial disaster.
Office Space - A satirical take on corporate culture and workplace bureaucracy.
Halt and Catch Fire - Dramatizes the tech boom and the struggles of businesses within it.
Blow - Centers on a drug dealer's rise and fall, highlighting themes of ambition and finance.
The Other Guys - A comedic take on the world of finance and law enforcement.
Up in the Air - Explores corporate downsizing and its effects on personal lives.
The Great Hack - A documentary exploring data exploitation in modern finance and politics.
Avenue 5 - A comedic sci-fi series that involves a flawed financial model.
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Parks and Recreation - Features a similar mockumentary style and workplace comedy dynamics.
Brooklyn Nine-Nine - Ensemble cast with humor that blends workplace antics and personal relationships.
Superbad - A comedic exploration of friendships and aspirations among young adults.
30 Rock - Focuses on the behind-the-scenes of a live television show with rapid-fire humor.
Scrubs - Combines humor and heartfelt moments in a workplace setting, focusing on personal relationships.
Community - Another ensemble comedy that examines the dynamics of a diverse group of misfits in a community college.
Silicon Valley - Follows a group of friends as they navigate their start-up and the tech industry with humor.
The IT Crowd - Centers on the absurdities of working in a corporate IT department with a quirky humor.
Workaholics - Focuses on a group of friends who navigate work and life with immature antics.
It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia - Features a group of friends running a bar and getting into absurd and inappropriate situations.
Arrested Development - A dysfunctional family comedy that features offbeat humor and social commentary.
The Mindy Project - Follows the life of a young doctor balancing her professional and personal life with humor.
Happy Endings - Explores friendship and relationships within a comedic ensemble cast.
Ted Lasso - Follows an unlikely coach in a sports setting, emphasizing character development and humor.
Freaks and Geeks - Captures the trials of adolescence through humor and authentic character interactions.
The Good Place - Because of its unique premise and ensemble cast navigating personal dilemmas in a witty way.
Better Off Ted - Satire of workplace culture in a corporate setting with quirky characters.
Mythic Quest: Raven’s Banquet - Centers around creative professionals in a quirky workplace environment.
The New Adventures of Old Christine - Follows a woman managing her personal and professional life with a comedic touch.
Cougar Town - Explores friendships and relationships in a humorous light while showcasing character growth.
Schitt's Creek - Centers around the lives of a wealthy family forced to live in a small town, highlighting relationships and humor.
My Name Is Earl - Follows a man trying to right his wrongs in an offbeat comedic manner with quirky characters.
Modern Family - An ensemble cast exploring family dynamics with humor and heart.
The League - Comedy centered around a group of friends in a fantasy football league, exploring friendship dynamics.
Raising Hope - A comedy about a young man raising his daughter with support from his eccentric family.
The Comedians - Follows two comedians and their tumultuous relationship in a comedic context.
Life In Pieces - An ensemble comedy that examines family life through various perspectives with humor.
Two Broke Girls - Focuses on two waitresses trying to start a cupcake business amidst various comedic challenges.
Superstore - A workplace comedy set in a big-box retail store, showcasing a diverse cast of employees.
The Mick - Follows a con woman unexpectedly becoming the guardian of her wealthy relatives, featuring dark humor.
Malcolm in the Middle - Centers around a dysfunctional family offering comedic observations on everyday life.
Black Monday - A dark comedy throwing back to the 1980s stock market crash with colorful characters.
Billions - While more dramatic, it involves character-driven narratives with sharp dialogue and high-stakes situations.
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Parks and Recreation - Mockumentary format with humor centered around office life.
Brooklyn Nine-Nine - Comedy set in a workplace featuring a diverse cast.
Superstore - Workplace comedy in a retail environment with social themes.
30 Rock - Fast-paced workplace comedy with absurd humor.
Scrubs - Character-driven comedy set in a hospital.
Community - Group of misfits navigating life in a uniqueSetting.
How I Met Your Mother - Friendship and relationships in a comedic setting.
New Girl - Group of friends dealing with life and relationships humorously.
The IT Crowd - Office comedy focusing on socially awkward characters.
Friends - Comedy centered around friendship and life's challenges.
Silicon Valley - Tech-centric workplace comedy with a satirical edge.
The Good Place - Explores morality and friendship with a comedic tone.
Arrested Development - A dysfunctional family navigating absurd situations.
Better Off Ted - Workplace comedy that satirizes corporate culture.
Cougar Town - Focuses on friendship and life’s ups and downs.
My Name Is Earl - Comedy about a man trying to improve his life.
Happy Endings - Comedy about a group of friends navigating life.
Modern Family - Comedy that explores familial relationships humorously.
The Mindy Project - Romantic comedy with a focus on a professional woman.
That '70s Show - Coming-of-age comedy with group dynamics.
Raising Hope - Family-centric comedy with quirky humor.
The Goldbergs - Family comedy set in the '80s focused on nostalgia.
Felicity - Explores relationships and coming-of-age themes.
The New Adventures of Old Christine - Comedy featuring a divorced mother navigating life.
Daria - Animated series with a similar cynical humor about adolescence.
Jane the Virgin - Romantic comedy with a telenovela twist.
The Nanny - Classic sitcom about a quirky nanny and her employers.
Will & Grace - Focus on friendship and comedic relationship issues.
Mom - Comedy that highlights life struggles with humor.
Suburgatory - Family comedy that satirizes suburban life.
Trophy Wife - Blended family humor with a lighthearted touch.
Young Sheldon - Spin-off from The Big Bang Theory exploring childhood humor.
Malcolm in the Middle - Family comedy showcasing the challenges of adolescence.
Last Man Standing - Comedy about a man's experiences in a family setting.
Weeds - Dark comedy focusing on unconventional family dynamics.
Crazy Ex-Girlfriend - Musical comedy-drama addressing relationships and identity.
Speechless - Family sitcom focused on a special needs child.
The Mick - Irreverent comedy about a care-free woman raising her nieces.
Bless the Harts - Animated sitcom depicting a working-class Southern family.
Black Monday - A dark comedy exploring Wall Street in the '80s.
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The Help - Addresses racism and social inequality.
Crash - Showcases interconnected lives and racial tensions.
Dear White People - Satires race relations in a modern college setting.
12 Years a Slave - Illustrates the brutal realities of slavery and racism.
Selma - Focuses on the civil rights movement in America.
BlacKkKlansman - Tackles racism through a true story with dark humor.
Moonlight - Explores race, identity, and personal struggles.
Get Out - A thriller examining racism and social issues.
The Hate U Give - Follows a young girl navigating racial tensions.
Fruitvale Station - Based on the true story of a racially charged incident.
I Am Not Your Negro - Documentary reflecting on race relations in America.
A Raisin in the Sun - Explores racial issues in a familial context.
Blindspotting - Focuses on race and friendship in a contemporary setting.
Just Mercy - Highlights racial injustice in the legal system.
The Butler - Covers decades of racial struggles in America.
Chirpy - Combines humor with serious social issues.
Sorry to Bother You - Uses surrealism to comment on race and capitalism.
Black Panther - Addresses themes of race and identity in a superhero context.
Empire - Focuses on racial identity and the music industry.
Underground - Explores the Underground Railroad and slavery.
The Wire - Examines social issues in urban America, including race.
Dear White People (TV Series) - Continues to explore racial dynamics in college.
Black Monday - Uses comedy to critique race and finance.
Belly - Explores the lives of two friends intertwined with crime and culture.
When They See Us - Based on a true story highlighting racial injustice.
The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford - Explores themes of betrayal and societal commentary.
The Night Of - Criminal justice and racial themes interwoven in a drama.
The Infiltrator - A racially charged drug trafficking story.
Power - Explores race and power dynamics in drug trade.
Atlanta - A dark comedy revealing racial issues in the hip-hop scene.
Lovecraft Country - Combines horror with historical racial themes.
The Cosby Show - Addresses family issues with cultural significance.
King Richard - Highlights African American success against societal odds.
Malcolm X - Biographical film addressing racism and civil rights.
Orange Is the New Black - Explores race and incarceration within a female prison.
High Fidelity - Humorously tackles relationships and social issues.
Run the Race - Involves struggles related to race and personal growth.
The Photograph - A love story that includes elements of race and family.
Hidden Figures - Spotlights the contributions of black women against discrimination.
New Jack City - Explores crime and social issues, including race.
Fargo - Dark comedy intersected with themes of race and crime.
Shame - Explores the darker aspects of life, human connection, and societal judgment.

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The Chi - Focuses on the lives of African American individuals in Chicago, touching on social issues.
Atlanta - Follows the lives of young African Americans navigating the music industry and society.
Insecure - Delves into the complexities of African American womanhood in contemporary society.
Get Out - A satirical horror film that presents racial issues through a unique lens.
The Office - Uses humor to address workplace diversity and social dynamics.
P-Valley - Explores the lives of Black women in the context of their community and culture.
Sherman's Showcase - A sketch comedy show that satirizes Black culture and history.
Dear White People - An original film that tackles race relations and cultural identity, similar in themes.
Small Axe - Anthology series exploring the lives of West Indian immigrants in the UK.
Chewing Gum - A comedy series that touches on race and sexuality through the perspective of a young Black woman.
Black Monday - Satirical takes on race, class, and the financial industry during the 1980s.
Lovecraft Country - Mixes horror and social commentary on racism in America during the 1950s.
The Hate U Give - Focuses on racial injustice and identity, similar to themes in 'Dear White People'.
Pose - Explores Black and Latinx LGBTQ+ culture and issues within the 1980s and 90s ballroom scene.
Woke - A comedy that tackles social issues and race in modern America.
When They See Us - A powerful dramatization of racial injustice faced by African Americans.
The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air - Classic sitcom that addresses race and class issues in America.
Dear White People (TV Series) - Continuation of the themes from the film, focusing on racial tensions at an Ivy League college.
All American - Dramatizes the journey of a young football player navigating race, identity, and class.
One Night in Miami - Explores the intersection of race, culture, and politics through a fictional meeting of Black icons.
White Boy Rick - A story about race and crime that highlights socio-economic issues.
Superfly - A modern remake dealing with themes of drug culture and the African American experience.
Fruitvale Station - A powerful portrayal of racial profiling and injustice.
Coming 2 America - A comedic exploration of heritage, culture, and assimilation.
The Black God's Father - Addresses issues of identity and culture within African American communities.
Dear White People Vol. 2 - Continues to explore the themes of race and identity in a college setting.
Dolemite Is My Name - Celebrates Black culture in the context of comedy and entertainment history.
Belly - Explores themes of crime, identity, and cultural relevance in Black communities.
The Last O.G. - A comedy-drama that engages with themes of gentrification and identity.
Judas and the Black Messiah - Focuses on racial injustice and activism during the Civil Rights Movement.
Uncorked - Navigates cultural expectations and individual aspirations within a family.
Space Jam: A New Legacy - Features African American themes and perspectives in a family-friendly format.
The Photograph - An exploration of love, identity, and the impact of the past on the present.
The Pursuit of Happyness - An inspiring story about overcoming hardships with racial themes.
Django Unchained - A revisionist take on slavery, with social commentary and racial themes.
12 Years a Slave - A powerful narrative on the historical context of slavery and its impacts.
Sorry to Bother You - A surreal comedy that challenges race dynamics in the workplace and society.
The Inheritance - Addresses themes of race, privilege, and family dynamics.
The Intercept - Explores the intersections of race and media culture.
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Foxy Brown - Stars Pam Grier and follows a strong revenge narrative, similar to Dolemite's tone.
Shaft - Classic blaxploitation film that shares themes of street life and empowerment.
Black Dynamite - A parody of 70s blaxploitation films, capturing the same humor and style.
The Mack - Focuses on a pimp's rise and struggles, akin to Dolemite's story.
Sweet Sweetback's Baadasssss Song - A groundbreaking blaxploitation film with a gritty narrative.
Petey Wheatstraw - Features Rudy Ray Moore in another comedic, over-the-top role.
The Human Tornado - A sequel to Dolemite featuring the same wild comedic style.
Hell Up in Harlem - Continues the themes of crime and survival in a similar urban setting.
Black Caesar - A story of power and betrayal, revolving around a strong central character.
Cotton Comes to Harlem - Combines crime and humor in a 1970s setting similar to Dolemite.
Uptown Saturday Night - An ensemble comedy with elements of crime and blaxploitation.
The Last Dragon - Features a mix of martial arts and comedy, with a similar quirky vibe.
American Pimp - A documentary style exploration of pimp culture with comedic undertones.
Screwdriver - Combines humor with action in a gritty urban setting.
The Bag Man - Mixes crime and dark comedy, evoking a similar feel to Dolemite.
Lords of the Deep - Shares a campy creature-feature vibe alongside humorous moments.
A Piece of the Action - Comedy that incorporates elements of crime and deception.
Django Unchained - A modern take on revenge narratives with humor and style related to Dolemite.
Survivor's Remorse - A series that combines humor with social commentary, relatable to Dolemite's themes.
Black Snake Moan - Explores themes of redemption and unconventional relationships in a gritty setting.
Get Shorty - A crime-comedy that satirizes Hollywood, sharing similar humor and storytelling.
The Deuce - Explores the gritty underbelly of 1970s New York, similar thematic elements.
Hustle & Flow - Focuses on the music and hustle within a community, akin to Dolemite's vibe.
Bad Boys II - Mixed humor with action in an urban context, like the energy found in Dolemite.
Afro Samurai - Combines action and humor in a unique stylization reminiscent of Dolemite.
The Righteous Gemstones - A dark comedy that mixes religion with a crime family, capturing a similar tone.
Oliver! - A musical in a gritty setting that captures whimsical yet serious themes.
In Living Color - A sketch comedy show that explores themes of race and identity with similar humor.
Empire - Focuses on a music and entertainment empire, dealing with crime and family.
Wattstax - A documentary capturing the spirit of the blaxploitation era through music and culture.
Soul Man - A comedy that addresses racial themes while maintaining a humorous outlook.
Tales from the Hood - Combines horror with social commentary in a similar urban landscape.
Rudy Ray Moore: The Legacy - A documentary showcasing the life and work of Rudy Ray Moore, echoing Dolemite's story.
Bamboozled - A satirical take on race in media that captures the essence of blaxploitation.
The Last Black Man in San Francisco - Explores themes of identity and culture in a comedic yet serious narrative.
Uncle Drew - Comedy revolving around a basketball team with an over-the-top premise like Dolemite.
Pootie Tang - A comedic take on a blaxploitation hero with quirky characters and humor.
The Black Godfather - Focuses on a crime figure navigating the world with humor and grit.
Chappelle's Show - Sketch comedy exploring race and culture with a similar edgy humor.
Master of the Flying Guillotine - A cult classic that blends martial arts and humor in a unique way.
Django - An early version of the Django legend; shares similar themes of revenge and justice.
Black Monday - A comedic series that satirizes the 1980s Wall Street crash with a diverse cast.
The Hustle - A contemporary comedy involving cons and swindles, sharing a lighthearted tone.
White Boy Rick - Combines elements of crime and family in a gritty narrative.
Good Times - A sitcom centered on an African American family facing life's challenges with humor.
Blue Hill Avenue - Focuses on crime, family, and the urban experience, akin to Dolemite's themes.

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Empire - Focus on a music empire controlled by a family.
Billions - High-stakes drama involving wealth and power politics.
The Affair - Explores complex relationships and impacts of wealth.
Black Monday - Set during the financial crash, highlighting greed and ambition.
The Crown - Wealth, power, and family dynamics of the British monarchy.
Money Heist - High-stakes drama involving intricate plans and personal motivations.
Gossip Girl - Explores privileged lifestyles and relationships among the rich.
Shantaram - Explores themes of wealth, crime, and personal redemption.
The Good Wife - Focus on professional and personal drama within law and family.
Big Little Lies - Drama involving affluent families and dark secrets.
The Good Fight - Legal drama that explores wealth and ethical dilemmas.
The Deuce - Explores power dynamics in the adult film world during the 70s and 80s.
Queer as Folk - Explores wealthy lifestyles and social issues among LGBTQ community.
You - Intense dynamics of love and obsession, with elements of wealth.
Silicon Valley - Satire on the tech industry and the ambition that comes with wealth.
The Parent Trap - Twin sisters from rich families navigate family dynamics.
Dynasty - Drama about a wealthy family and their conflicts and ambitions.
The Sopranos - Explores power, family, and wealth within organized crime.
The Great - A satirical look at the rise of Catherine the Great in Russia.
High Society - Romantic entanglements in the lives of the wealthy.
Richie Rich - A young boy from a wealthy family navigates his relationships.
Mom - Explores family ups and downs with a focus on personal growth.
The Good Place - Focus on ethics, morality, and personal growth among wealth.
Ted Lasso - Explores relationships and growth in an unfamiliar environment.
Better Call Saul - Complex character development amidst moral and financial dilemmas.
Sex and the City - Focuses on friendships and relationships among affluent women.
The Office - Explores characters' lives, ambitions, and personal dramas in a workplace environment.
Queen Sugar - Family dynamics within the context of land ownership and heritage.
The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel - Explores a woman's journey through the world of stand-up comedy and life in New York.
Entourage - Focus on the entertainment industry and lifestyle of the rich and famous.
The Politician - Ambitious characters navigate wealth and political ambitions.
The Fall - Psychological thrill with themes of power and control.
The Morning Show - Behind-the-scenes drama in a prestigious TV news program.
Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous - A documentary series showcasing the opulent lifestyles of celebrities.
Knives Out - A modern take on a murder mystery involving wealth and family secrets.
The Big Bang Theory - The interplay between social dynamics and wealth in a quirky group of friends.
Fleabag - Explores relationships and personal struggles with a comedic twist.
Frasier - Focuses on affluent lifestyles with humor surrounding family and personal dynamics.
This Is Us - Family dynamics and complex relationships explored across time.
The O.C. - Teen drama showcasing privileged lifestyles and personal conflicts.
A Simple Favor - A mystery involving wealthy characters and dark secrets.
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The Social Network - Focuses on the creation and rise of a major social media platform, exploring themes of ambition and betrayal.
The Circle - Delves into the impact of social media and technology on privacy and personal relationships.
Bombshell - A real-life story exposing the inner workings of a powerful media company, similar to corporate scandals in The Announcement.
The Great Hack - A documentary that examines data exploitation and its effects on society, akin to themes in The Announcement.
Social Media: The New Reality - Explores how social media has changed communication, similar to The Announcement's focus on its impact.
The Newsroom - A TV series about the inner workings of a cable news program, addressing real news events and media ethics.
Her - Explores love and relationships in a tech-driven world, paralleling themes of intimacy in a digital age.
The Imitation Game - Focuses on a brilliant yet misunderstood individual and their contributions, similar to the themes of innovation.
The Fifth Estate - A film about WikiLeaks and the controversies surrounding information leaks, similar to media and truth themes.
The Insider - A true story of whistleblowing in the tobacco industry which parallels themes of truth in media and corporations.
The Loudest Voice - A miniseries depicting the rise of a powerful media figure, touching on similar themes of manipulation and media influence.
Moneyball - Focuses on innovative approaches in a traditional industry, emphasizing data usage and strategy.
The Big Short - Explores financial systems and crises, focusing on the hidden truth behind major events in an engaging narrative.
Steve Jobs - A biographical film that delves into the life of a tech icon and the impact of technology on society.
Spotlight - A film about investigative journalism uncovering truth, similar to the themes of revealing hidden narratives.
The Devil Wears Prada - Explores the intersections of ambition, personal sacrifice, and the fashion industry, mirroring themes of career pursuit.
The Martian - Focuses on problem-solving and innovation in a high-stakes environment, reflecting a similar drive for success.
Black Mirror - An anthology series exploring the dark aspects of technology and society, much like The Announcement's themes.
StartUp - A series that deals with the creation of a controversial startup and the ensuing moral dilemmas.
Silicon Valley - A comedic take on the tech industry and startups, closely relating to themes of entrepreneurship and ambition.
The Matrix - Explores themes of reality versus perception in a technology-immersed world, similar to societal critiques.
Ready Player One - Focuses on virtual realities and the impact of technology on human experiences, echoing themes of The Announcement.
The Good Fight - A legal and political drama series that tackles relevant societal issues, similar to the themes discussed in The Announcement.
The Square - A documentary about the politics of protest, activism, and media, exploring themes of urgency and societal change.
Unorthodox - A powerful story of personal transformation within societal norms, exploring themes of identity and freedom.
The New Pope - Explores power dynamics within the Church and media, relating to themes of authority and influence.
Inside Job - A documentary that examines the causes of the 2008 financial crisis, similar to themes of truth and corruption.
The Post - Focuses on the publication of the Pentagon Papers and the role of journalism in democracy, akin to media truths.
Your Name - A story of connection and societal changes in a modern context, similar to themes of emotional and personal discovery.
The Morning Show - A series exploring the dynamics of a morning news program, touching on ethics and media in a personal way.
Black Swan - Delves into ambition and the price of success in the performing arts, echoing personal struggle themes.
The Way Back - Follows a character's journey through personal and societal challenges, mirroring a quest for redemption and truth.
Mindhunter - Explores criminal psychology and media's portrayal of it, touching on themes of investigation and truth.
Eagle Eye - A thriller involving surveillance and the manipulation of technology, echoing themes of privacy and control.
Hereditary - Explores family dynamics and trauma in a psychological narrative, similar to personal and emotional unraveling.
The Handmaid's Tale - A dystopian series exploring themes of power, control, and social commentary, relevant to The Announcement's themes.
Black Monday - A satirical take on the events leading up to the 1987 stock market crash, focusing on ambition and corporate culture.
The Good Place - A comedic exploration of ethics and morality in a fantastical setting, juxtaposing serious themes with humor.
Succession - A drama revolving around a powerful media family, examining the effects of wealth, power, and ethics.
Ozark - A thrilling look at crime and family dynamics in the face of moral and legal dilemmas, echoing corruption themes.
The Crown - Explores power dynamics and media scrutiny within the British monarchy, relevant to themes of authority in The Announcement.
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Moneyball - Highlights analytics in business, similar to strategic decision-making in finance
Billions - Centers around finance, power struggles, and morally ambiguous characters
Margin Call - Set during the financial crisis, showcasing the decisions made by investment bankers
Wall Street - Classic film on corporate greed and the world of stock trading
Gordon Gekko: The Wolf of Wall Street - Explores wealth, greed, and moral consequences in finance
Rounders - Focuses on poker and the psychology of gambling, paralleling financial risks
Inside Job - Documentary analyzing the causes of the 2008 financial crisis
Succession - Family dynamics intertwined with corporate power and wealth
American Psycho - Examines consumer culture and the dark side of capitalism
The Insider - About corporate whistleblowing and the ethics of the business world
The Pursuit of Happyness - An inspirational story of overcoming financial hardship
Enron: The Smartest Guys in the Room - Documentary about corporate greed and scandals
Quants: The Alchemists of Wall Street - Focuses on financial quants and their influence on markets
The Great Hack - Explores the intersection of data, technology, and capitalism
Rogue Trader - Based on the true story of a trader's fraudulent activities
Too Big to Fail - Dramatizes the 2008 financial crisis and key players' decisions
Limitless - Fictional exploration of pushing limits for success, akin to investment risk
The Founder - Business strategies and ethics in corporate expansion
Ozark - Involves money laundering and financial manipulation
Billions in Change - Focuses on innovative solutions and financial strategies for social problems
CFO: The Real Chief Financial Officer - Explores the role and challenges faced by CFOs
Halt and Catch Fire - Shows the rise of tech and its financial implications
The Bank Job - A heist film focused on financial motivations and corporate intrigue
The Wolf of Wall Street - Chronicles the rise and fall of a stockbroker, highlighting greed
The China Hustle - Examines financial fraud in international markets
Shark Tank - Entrepreneurs pitch their ideas, focusing on funding and business strategies
Silicon Valley - Satirical look at startups and tech finance
The Founder - Explores the business strategies behind a major brand
The Big Short - Detailed look at the mortgage boom and bust, revealing financial irresponsibility
Killing Them Softly - Delves into crime and the economy, showing decay of American values
The Inheritance - Themes of money, inheritance, and moral dilemmas surrounding wealth
Mr. Robot - Focuses on hacking and corporate corruption; blends tech and finance
Tulip Fever - Set during a speculative financial frenzy in history
The Great Gatsby - Explores wealth and the American Dream, critiques capitalism
Catfish - Examines the impact of virtual identities in relationships and finance
Black Monday - A dark comedy about stock market crashes and financial schemes
Uncut Gems - Follows a jeweler's attempts to fix financial chaos in his life
The Money Pit - A comedy about financial disasters and home renovation, highlighting financial decisions
The Accountant - A mix of finance and action, with a focus on an accountant with a dark side

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