Lights, camera, action! Movies have the power to transport us into different worlds and immerse us in captivating stories. From thrilling adventures to heartwarming romances, movies have the ability to evoke a wide range of emotions within us. But what about movies that focus on another powerful aspect of our lives – money? In this article, we will take a deeper look at some of the best movies about money that have left a lasting impact on audiences.
1. Mad Money (2008)
A daring plan. A highly guarded target. Three women from vastly different backgrounds come together to orchestrate the most audacious heist of a lifetime. Their target? The most fortified bank in America, holding millions of dollars destined for destruction at a Federal Reserve shredder each day.
2. Money Monster (2016)
In a high-stakes world of finance and television, one man’s desperate actions will put everything at risk. When an enraged gunman takes the financial talk show host captive in front of a live audience, it becomes clear that this is more than just a disgruntled viewer seeking revenge. The reason behind his ruthless demands?
3. Two for the Money (2005)
Set against the backdrop of high stakes gambling and the cut-throat world of sports, this gripping film follows a former college football star as he navigates his way into the inner circles of one of the most notorious touts in the business. With a career-ending knee injury putting an end to his dreams on the field, our protagonist finds himself drawn into a dangerous game where the stakes are high and the risks even higher.
4. Money (2019)
Mark had always dreamed of becoming rich. He was tired of living paycheck to paycheck, and he longed for the glamorous lifestyle that money could provide. So when he stumbled upon a new stock broker job, he saw it as his ticket to success.
5. Dumb Money (2023)
Prepare to be blown away by the unbelievable story of Dumb Money. This modern-day David vs. Goliath tale will take you on a wild ride, based on the true events of ordinary people who took on Wall Street and came out on top. And it all started with one man’s bold move.
6. All The Money In The World (2017)
In “ALL THE MONEY IN THE WORLD,” we witness the harrowing story of 16-year-old John Paul Getty III’s kidnapping and his mother Gail’s desperate attempts to secure his release. Despite being a billionaire, Getty’s grandfather refuses to pay the ransom, pushing Gail to do whatever it takes to change his mind. As her son’s captors become more violent and unpredictable, Gail must navigate the twisted world of wealth and power to save her child. In a surprising turn of events, she finds an unlikely ally in Getty’s advisor as they race against time to bring John Paul home safely.
7. One For The Money (2012)
Katherine Heigl brilliantly portrays Stephanie Plum, the beloved protagonist of Janet Evanovich’s renowned mystery series consisting of eighteen books. In Lionsgate and Lakeshore Entertainment’s ONE FOR THE MONEY, audiences are transported into a dynamic and captivating world that brings this iconic character to life in all her glory.
8. Moneyball (2011)
In a world where traditional methods and big budgets rule the game of baseball, one man dared to challenge the norm. Meet Billy Beane, the general manager of Oakland A’s, who had a bold vision to build a winning team without breaking the bank.
9. The Laundromat (2019)
Experience the tension and intrigue of a fraud investigation as widow Meryl Streep delves deep into the underbelly of Panama City. With her determination and resourcefulness, she follows leads that expose a pair of law partners, played by Gary Oldman and Antonio Banderas, who are masterminding an elaborate insurance scam. But this is no ordinary financial crime –
10. Money Plane (2020)
Money Plane follows the story of Jack Reese (Edge), a retired professional thief who is forced back into the world of crime when his family is threatened. Desperate for money, Jack agrees to carry out one last heist – robbing a high-stakes casino known as the Money Plane.