1. The Social Network (2010)- The dramatic rise of Facebook and how Mark Zuckerberg built one of the biggest tech companies—while navigating ambition, betrayal, and lawsuits. 

2. The Pursuit of Happyness (2006)- A deeply moving true story of grit and perseverance. Will Smith’s character teaches how to stay resilient when everything falls apart. 

3. Steve Jobs (2015)- A gripping, behind-the-scenes look at the mind of Apple’s co-founder. Leadership, vision, ego—and the pursuit of perfection. 

4. The Founder (2016) The story of Ray Kroc and how he turned McDonald’s into a global empire. It raises tough questions about ethics, vision, and scaling.

5. Moneyball (2011) About baseball? Yes. But also about disruption, data-driven decisions, and building something great with limited resources. 

6. Joy (2015) Based on the real-life inventor of the Miracle Mop, this film is all about entrepreneurial hustle, risk, and family pressure.

7. Startup.com (2001) A documentary-style look into a startup’s boom and bust during the dot-com era—highlighting friendship, funding, and failure.

8. Boiler Room (2000) Fast-talking sales, shady business ethics, and the cost of quick success. A cautionary tale for startup culture. 

9. The Wolf of Wall Street (2013) Glamorous, outrageous, and controversial—but it shows the power of persuasion, sales, and charisma (and what happens when it goes unchecked).

10. Pirates of Silicon Valley (1999) A biopic covering the rivalry between Apple and Microsoft—Steve Jobs vs. Bill Gates. Great for tech history buffs. 

11. Something Ventured (2011)- A lesser-known gem, this documentary explores the rise of venture capital in Silicon Valley and the people who funded the world's biggest companies.