Movies like The Big One

In Fahrenheit 9/11, Moore turns his lens on the Bush administration and the War on Terror, offering a provocative commentary on political and corporate power. Fans of The Big One will appreciate Moore's similar style of confrontational journalism and sharp political criticism.

This hard-hitting documentary explores the roots of America's gun violence problem. Bowling for Columbine's mix of personal stories, humor, and investigation will appeal to those who value the combination of personal narrative and larger socio-political issues, as seen in The Big One.

Focusing on the 2008 financial crisis, Inside Job dissects the corruption in the US financial industry that led to the global economic turmoil. If you're drawn to the themes of corporate greed and accountability in The Big One, Inside Job will surely captivate your attention.

Also directed by Michael Moore, this documentary is his first major film that sets the tone for his future works. It follows Moore's quest to confront the CEO of General Motors about the downsizing and its effects on Flint, Michigan. Like The Big One, it offers a candid investigation into economic hardships faced by ordinary folks.

Moore's exploration of the American healthcare system in Sicko digs deep into the disparities and failures in the provision of health services. It's another compelling documentary that will resonate with audiences who enjoyed the probing nature of The Big One.

This documentary by Michael Moore takes a critical look at the impact of corporate dominance on the everyday lives of Americans. If you appreciated the socio-economic critiques in The Big One, you'll find Capitalism: A Love Story an intriguing extension of these themes.