Movies like 21 & Over

American Pie is a classic teen comedy which explores the awkward and often raunchy escapades of high school students aiming to lose their virginity. It shares the candid and uninhibited humor that can also be found in 21 & Over, along with a memorable ensemble cast.

Coming from the same writers as 21 & Over, The Hangover offers the same brand of brazen comedic madness, but this time in a bachelor party setting that spirals into a memorable misadventure through Las Vegas. The movie serves up a blend of mystery and hilarity that fans of 21 & Over might find themselves drawn to.

Superbad presents a coming-of-age journey that combines crude humor with the heartfelt challenges of teenage friendships. Its focus on high school friends trying to make the most out of their remaining time together will strike a chord with 21 & Over fans looking for another film that balances lewd laughs with a touch of sentimentality.

Old School is a comedy that finds middle-aged men seeking to relive their college glory days by starting a fraternity. If you appreciated the generational humor and college party vibe in 21 & Over, Old School provides a slightly older perspective on the never-ending chase for the folly of youth.

Project X is a raucous teen comedy that captures the wild antics of a high school party gone completely out of control. If you enjoyed the energetic humor and outrageous party scenes in 21 & Over, Project X's similarly escalating shenanigans will definitely resonate with that same thirst for youthful exuberance teetering on chaos.

Accepted follows a group of high school graduates who create a fake college after being rejected from all others. The movie taps into the same rebellion against the pressures of academia and celebration of youthful innovation seen in 21 & Over.

Road Trip features a group of college friends embarking on a cross-country journey to retrieve an incriminating tape. The film presents a series of unpredictable adventures that fans of 21 & Over will likely appreciate for its similar blend of collegiate humor and friendship.