top 10 movies about college life
If you are trying to get a feel for what college life is about,
Hollywood movies might not be the most reliable source of information. However, if you are just
looking to have a good time watching what you wish college was or would be, here are the 10
best movies about college life that you can binge on. Oh! And yes, they are in no particular order.
number 10 pitch perfect 2012.
Are you a fan of music, especially acapella?
yeah
If you are, I can guarantee that you would absolutely love
Pitch Perfect. The movie is basically about an all-female acapella group fighting their
way back to acapella relevance, and it explores themes of unusual friendships,
acceptance, and self-discovery. It famously features Anna Kendricks and Rebel Wilson,
and while it is certainly a chick-flick, anybody can watch and enjoy Pitch Perfect. There are 3
parts to this movie; the first part focuses on most of them as freshmen, the second focuses
on their final year, while the last shows them as post-college adults. You should binge-watch all 3.
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number nine monsters university 2013.
Whether or not you love to watch animations, Monsters University is one animation you
really should consider checking out. It tells the story of Mike and Sully who met on their
first day of college and follows them through their journey to becoming the best of friends
James b Sullivan mike wazowski
Before you get any ideas into your head, their meeting was not
loved or friendship at first sight, but I’m sure that that’s something some of us can relate to.
i know you're a princess and i'm just a stable boy
Monsters University explores all the things you expect from
a college movie like fraternities and sororities,
campus life, and college friendships, but it puts a monster spin to it which is quite refreshing.
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number eight good will hunting 1997.
If you want to watch a college movie that gives you the opportunity to be introspective and
contemplative, Good Will Hunting is probably as good a movie as you can get. While it is
the oldest movie on this list, I can tell you that it has aged well and is still so watchable.
Good Will Hunting tells the story of Will Hunting who is practically a genius but has chosen to be a
janitor in M.I.T. He is eventually discovered by a professor who notices that there is more going
on with Will than he lets on, and so helps him to seek professional help from a psychologist.
Following Will on this journey is way more than just seeing college life;
it is about figuring out for yourself what life in general means to you. However,
if all of that is not enough to convince you, consider the fact
that Matt Damon plays Will Hunting and Robin Williams plays the psychologist. So, yea
and god i know we're forgetting somebody whoever we forgot we love you thank you thank you so much
number seven legally blonde 2001.
You’ve probably already seen Legally Blonde before, but you should definitely rewatch it or
watch it if you haven’t yet. Now, while Legally Blonde is not as grounded in college life as
the other movies on this list, the elements that are incorporated are certainly worth the watch.
Plus, Reese Witherspoon as Elle Woods is just absolutely brilliant. In this movie, we see Elle
Woods, the main character, subvert tropes and kick stereotypes in the face by being a bombshell of a
human and still knocking it out of the park to get into and go through Harvard law. It is girl power,
self-reliance, hard work, and it sure doesn’t hurt that Elle is such a fashion inspiration.
i object
number six Accepted 2006
Not only is Accepted an awesome comedy movie about college, but it is also an alternative,
which is usually fun. So basically, the story is about a student who has been rejected by all
the colleges he applied to, and so in order to convince people that he is in college, he decided
to open his own college with a building, a fake website, and even a fake dean. However, the whole
thing blows wide open when what was intended to just be a cover for him and his friends ends up
attracting other college rejects like them. The whole thing is fun and a mess, but you’ll
find yourself connecting with the characters, except you’re a genius or something. Accepted
famously features Jonah Hill and Blake Lively, so you can be sure that you’ll have your laughs
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number five the social network 2010
First off, the rider for this movie is “You don’t get to 500 million friends without making
a few enemies”, so you already know that there will be a delicious amount of drama.
This 2010 movie is basically a Facebook origin story, and while it has been criticized for having
a few inaccuracies, it is still a good watch. Mark Zuckerberg is played by Jesse Eisenberg,
and we get to see how an unassuming school project is fleshed out and made into the multi-billion
corporation that it is now through intelligence and some backstabbing and karma; you know, drama.
your actions could have permanently destroyed everything i've been working
we have been more do you like being a joke do you want to go back to the heart
number four drumline 2002
Drumline features Nick Cannon as a Harlem drummer who gets recruited to play in a marching band
at a Southern University. We see an obviously talented Devon Miles, the Harlem drummer, come
to terms with the fact that talent is not enough. The movie, Drumline, shows us Devon’s growth from
the self-obsessed, proud but obviously talented drummer that he was, to a self-aware, considerate
and still talented drummer, all without being trampled on. I bet you that the transformation
is a joy to watch. Plus there is some romance involved; who doesn’t like the romance, right?
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number three waterboy 1996
Waterboy follows the story of Bobby Boucher Jr., played by Adam Sandler, who tries to navigate the
troubled waters (pun intended) of doing what is right for one in college while still trying
to please one’s family and teammates. It is the story of a young man who starts out as a college
football waterboy but is soon discovered to have quite the talent for tackling.
This would have been all well and lovely, except that his mum believes football to be
the devil. Adam Sandler played Bobby back in his glory days, so while you will certainly relate to
the character and might shed a few tears, you will definitely be laughing your heart out on this one.
number two groan-ish 2018.
This list won’t be complete without, at least, one TV series, and Grownish is one TV series
that really gets the whole college scene well. The Blackish spin-off follows Zoe, the oldest Johnson
child, and her friends as they try to navigate college; interests, classes, friendships, family,
and romantic relationships. Unlike some of the movies on this list, college isn’t only the
background of the show, it is the entire essence of it. And you might come to find that it is
quite realistic, with only a few Hollywood embellishments here and there.
You should really consider watching Grownish if you want to get a feel of the different aspects of college.
hey this is not a game do you hear me this is real life
number one house bunny 2008
This is probably the most ‘chick-flicky’ movie on our list, making it perfect for
a lazy Sunday afternoon. The movie follows Shelly Darlington, a playboy bunny who is
kicked out of the playboy mansion as soon as she turns 27. In search of work and shelter,
she finds herself in a sorority house that is surprisingly composed of geeks;
she then tries to help them to become more girly in order to score boys,
leading to a lot of high jinks and adventure. Now, I know that the premise of this movie
hasn’t particularly aged well, but it is still quite the watch. So, consider checking it out.
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