Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Don't Buy the Seller List

• The Wolf of Wall Street - Both explore themes of salesmanship, deception, and moral ambiguity in business.
• Nightcrawler - Focuses on a morally ambiguous protagonist who manipulates situations for personal gain.
• The Big Short - Examines characters who exploit financial systems, akin to the themes of manipulation.
• Glengarry Glen Ross - A deep dive into sales tactics and the pressure-driven world of real estate.
• American Psycho - Showcases a protagonist with a disconnection from morality in a high-stakes environment.
• Boiler Room - Focuses on the aggressive tactics employed by salespeople in a high-pressure finance setting.
• Catch Me If You Can - Features a con artist and the complex cat-and-mouse game surrounding deception.
• The Prestige - Revolves around deception, rivalry, and the lengths individuals go to achieve greatness.
• House of Cards - Explores the manipulative nature of power plays, similar to the cunning strategies in sales.
• Better Call Saul - Follows a morally flexible lawyer who often employs dubious tactics for success.
• The Social Network - Explores ambition and betrayal in the world of startups and tech, reminiscent of cutthroat business environments.
• Mad Men - Showcases the advertising world and the often morally gray decisions made for success.
• The Office (US) - Humor derived from workplace culture, including sales blunders and competitive spirits.
• Silicon Valley - Satirical look at the tech industry with themes of ambition and deception in business.
• Wall Street - Directly examines the greed and ethics in the finance industry.
• The Accountant - Features a protagonist with intricate layers of deception and moral ambiguity.
• Enron: The Smartest Guys in the Room - Documentary depicting corporate greed and ethical failures in business.
• Catch-22 - Satirical take on bureaucracy and absurdity in a high-stakes environment.
• The Good Wife - Explores legal and moral dilemmas, reflecting on deception in a professional setting.
• Billions - Delves into the power dynamics and unethical practices in the world of finance.
• Fleabag - Employs dark humor and explores life's complexities, including ethics and relationships.
• You - Features a complicated main character whose charm hides darker tendencies.
• The Crown - Political intrigue and personal manipulation within high-stakes environments.
• Stranger Than Fiction - Centers on unexpected narratives and the manipulation of reality.
• Dirty John - Based on true events, this series highlights deception in personal relationships.
• Breaking Bad - Explores moral decline and manipulation within a high-stress environment.
• The Americans - A story of deception and identity within the context of espionage.
• Money Heist - Features elaborate schemes and manipulation within a high-pressure environment.
• WeCrashed - Examines the rise and fall of a startup, highlighting ambition and deception.
• Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure - While comedic, it features themes of deception and adventure in unconventional ways.
• The Infamous - Explores manipulation within high-stakes game and finance settings.
• The Blacklist - Involves manipulation and morally ambiguous characters in criminal contexts.
• Scam 1992: The Harshad Mehta Story - A docudrama that follows deception in the stock market.
• Shark Tank - A reality show focusing on pitches and sales tactics in the business arena.
• Trophy Kids - A look into the extreme lengths parents and children go to achieve success.
• Super Pumped: The Battle for Uber - Addresses corporate ambition and the ethics of business practices.
• Succession - Explores family dysfunction and ruthless ambition in the business world.
• Imposters - Follows con artists and the dynamics of deception in personalrelationships.

Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Money Is Not Everything List

• The Pursuit of Happyness - Both explore the themes of ambition, financial struggles, and personal growth.
• The Great Gatsby - Explores wealth, ambition, and the American dream, similar to the themes in Money Is Not Everything.
• Billions - Follows characters navigating the world of wealth, finance, and moral ambiguity.
• Succession - Explores wealth, power, and family dynamics in a corporate setting.
• The Wolf of Wall Street - Focuses on the highs and lows of financial ambition and personal ethics.
• Too Big to Fail - Dives into the financial crisis and the impact of wealth on personal and corporate decisions.
• Wall Street - Explores greed and ambition in the financial world, similar to themes in Money Is Not Everything.
• Boiler Room - Deals with the moral dilemmas and allure of the financial industry.
• Glengarry Glen Ross - Explores the pressures and ethical dilemmas of salesmanship and financial success.
• Enron: The Smartest Guys in the Room - A documentary exploring corporate greed and the financial collapse.
• The Big Short - Analyzes the causes of the financial crisis and the characters who foresaw it.
• Inside Job - Explores the financial crisis and its moral implications.
• American Psycho - Explores wealth, materialism, and moral emptiness in a darkly humorous manner.
• Catch Me If You Can - Focuses on ambition and deception in the financial world.
• The Social Network - Examines ambition, success, and the personal consequences of wealth.
• How to Get Away with Murder - Shares themes of ambition, complexity, and morally ambiguous decisions in the professional realm.
• Crazy Rich Asians - Explores wealth and personal relationships with a focus on family dynamics.
• Moneyball - Combines themes of innovation, ambition, and the complexities of financial management in sports.
• Office Space - Offers a satirical look at corporate life and the frustrations that come with it.
• Silicon Valley - Explores the tech industry's ambition and ethical complexities.
• The Devil Wears Prada - Examines ambition, fashion, and the personal sacrifices made for success.
• The Intern - Focuses on ambition and career development in a modern environment.
• Rogue Trader - Explores the risky side of finance and the personal consequences of financial ambition.
• The Founder - Deals with entrepreneurship, ambition, and the complexity of business relationships.
• The Good Wife - Focuses on personal integrity and ambition in the legal and financial worlds.
• Mad Men - Examines ambition and personal sacrifice in the advertising world.
• Little Fires Everywhere - Explores complex characters and their ambitions and secrets.
• Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure - Themes of ambition and the consequences of time travel and financial decisions.
• The Other Woman - Explores personal relationships and the implications of wealth and deceit.
• Joy - Follows a woman's ambition in navigating her way through business and family.
• The Money Monster - Deals with the pressures of financial success and the media's influence.
• The Circle - Explores ambition, ethics, and the consequences of a tech-driven society.
• The Office (US) - A comedic look into corporate ambition and workplace dynamics.
• Panic Room - Focuses on character pressures in a high-stakes financial situation.
• To Catch a Thief - Involves themes of wealth, ambition, and personal stakes.
• The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo - Combines ambition with themes of crime and personal revenge.
• The Secret Life of Walter Mitty - Explores ambition and the quest for a fulfilling life beyond material wealth.
• Chef - Explores personal ambition and the joys of pursuing one's passion against financial pressures.
• The Girl on the Train - Involves obsession, emotional complexity, and financial implications.
• The Haves and the Have Nots - Focuses on wealth, ambition, and the consequences of financial decisions.
• Arbitrage - Explores financial corruption and personal ambition.
• WeCrashed - Focuses on ambition, entrepreneurship, and the consequences of startup culture.
• The Good Fight - Follows themes of ambition, ethics, and the complexities of law and finance.