Here are some of my choices:
BROTHERHOOD OF THE BELL starring Glenn Ford. Directed by Paul Wendkos 1970.

SHOES OF THE FISHERMAN starring Anthony Quinn. Directed by Michael Anderson 1969.

Anyone want to add?

Here are some of my choices:
BROTHERHOOD OF THE BELL starring Glenn Ford. Directed by Paul Wendkos 1970.

SHOES OF THE FISHERMAN starring Anthony Quinn. Directed by Michael Anderson 1969.

Anyone want to add?

"All the President's Men" Starring Dustin Hoffman & Robert Redford. Directed by Alan J. Pakura. 1976.

"The Parallax View" Starring Warren Beaty. Directed by Alan J. Pakura(it's coincidence!). 1974.

And.....it's not movie, but I like "The West Wing"


BTW, welcome to the board, RichE!

Here are some of my choices:
BROTHERHOOD OF THE BELL starring Glenn Ford. Directed by Paul Wendkos 1970.

SHOES OF THE FISHERMAN starring Anthony Quinn. Directed by Michael Anderson 1969.

Anyone want to add?

My favorite is Bullworth, by far. My second favorite would be American President. I generally don't care much for political type films (unless you count films like Clear and Present Danger).

My favorite is Bullworth, by far. My second favorite would be American President. I generally don't care much for political type films (unless you count films like Clear and Present Danger).

According to imdb, "Clear and Present Danger" is Action / Thriller / Drama. But if that title was "Clear and President Danger", that'll be political film. :p

Does Dave count.

Thirteen Days (2000) - with Kevin Costner wasn't all that bad.

Does Dave count.

It does in my book, the auditing scene makes way too much sense.

Thirteen Days (2000) - with Kevin Costner wasn't all that bad.

Good call, I found it entertaining and informative. Greenwood was quite believable as JFK.

Speaking of JFK, and Costner, I thought JFK was an outstanding political thriller.

And speaking of Oliver Stone, Salvador is another bombshell of a political film.

I know Maggers likes it as well, so I'll throw Dick into the worthy pile of political films.

I don't know if the gang would consider this a political flick, but I think it is: THE DAY THE EARTH STOOD STILL.