Erin Brockovich
Why this pick
Like Joy, it centers on an underestimated woman whose stubborn self-belief turns personal instability into hard-won professional authority, with a brisk, crowd-pleasing dramatic drive.
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IF THIS ONE STAYED WITH YOU
Keep the feeling.
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Why this pick
Like Joy, it centers on an underestimated woman whose stubborn self-belief turns personal instability into hard-won professional authority, with a brisk, crowd-pleasing dramatic drive.
Why this pick
Its true-story portrait of a woman reclaiming her creative and commercial identity shares Joy’s mix of female resilience, family strain, and the fight to be recognized as the force behind a business.
Why this pick
A warm, sharply observed underdog story about a capable woman pushing past condescension and class barriers; it has Joy’s satisfying ambition and earned self-possession.
Why this pick
For Joy’s appeal as a story of a woman building a company while weathering domestic pressure, this offers a gentler, polished take on leadership, work, and emotional resilience.
Why this pick
A stylish, darkly comic tale of a resourceful woman returning to a hostile community, combining family wounds, self-made confidence, and an assertive visual flair akin to Joy’s heightened drama.
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01 / THE STORY
Joy, who rose to become founder and matriarch of a powerful family business dynasty.
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME

Joy Mangano

Rudy

Jackie

Mimi

Toussaint
Young Peggy

Priscilla

Young Joy