Movies like Eighth Grade (2018)
If you're looking for some great movies that are a lot like Eighth Grade, here is our list of similar films:
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    1. Booksmart

    #258 most popular movie yesterday

    Booksmart follows two academic overachievers who decide to let loose the night before their high school graduation. Like Eighth Grade, it's a witty, modern take on the coming-of-age genre that speaks to a new generation of viewers.

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    2. The Perks of Being a Wallflower

    #449 most popular movie yesterday

    Set against the backdrop of a troubled teenager's first year of high school, this movie celebrates friendship, love, and the pains of growing up. Fans of Eighth Grade will appreciate its similarly sensitive and nuanced take on adolescent life.

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    3. Lady Bird

    #588 most popular movie yesterday

    Lady Bird captures the heartfelt journey of a rebellious high school senior navigating the complexities of adolescence, family relationships, and self-discovery. Like Eighth Grade, it offers an authentic and comedic perspective on the trials and triumphs of teenage life.

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    4. Boyhood

    #1,282 most popular movie yesterday

    Boyhood is a groundbreaking piece of cinema that follows the life of a young boy from age 6 to 18. This film's exploration of growing up, family dynamics, and personal identity resonates strongly with the themes present in Eighth Grade.

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    5. The Spectacular Now

    #1,602 most popular movie yesterday

    With its authentic characters and touching story of teenage romance, The Spectacular Now presents a deeply personal and realistic depiction of high school life. Audiences who enjoyed Eighth Grade's true-to-life portrayal will find a kindred spirit in this film.

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    6. The Edge of Seventeen

    #2,032 most popular movie yesterday

    This coming-of-age drama, centered around an awkward high school junior, mirrors the raw and humorous portrayal of teen angst and identity crisis that's depicted in Eighth Grade. Both films connect with audiences through their honest depictions of young adulthood.