Movies like Class of 1984 (1982)
If you're looking for some great movies that are a lot like Class of 1984, here is our list of similar films:
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    1. The Warriors

    #982 most popular movie yesterday

    This cult classic portrays a New York City gang navigating their way home through rival turf, echoing the youthful rebellion and gritty urban environment seen in Class of 1984. Fans of the latter's high-stakes tension will find a similar adrenaline rush in The Warriors' nocturnal odyssey.

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    2. Dangerous Minds

    #2,298 most popular movie yesterday

    Similar to Class of 1984's theme of an educator facing a tough classroom environment, Dangerous Minds features Michelle Pfeiffer as a teacher grappling with at-risk students, albeit with a more inspirational twist that may appeal to viewers interested in the teacher-student dynamic under strain.

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    3. Higher Learning

    #3,220 most popular movie yesterday

    Set in a university rather than a high school, Higher Learning examines the lives of several freshmen coping with issues of race, politics, and personal identity, mirroring the raw animosity and social issues depicted in Class of 1984.

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    4. Class of 1999

    #5,195 most popular movie yesterday

    As a quasi-sequel to Class of 1984, this sci-fi action film introduces android teachers to a lawless high school, creating a blend of futuristic chaos that speaks to fans of its predecessor's dark vision of education and discipline.

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    5. Tuff Turf

    #5,565 most popular movie yesterday

    In this 1980s teen drama, a rebellious new kid clashes with the local gang at his high school. The film shares Class of 1984's themes of youth rebellion and violence within school settings, engaging viewers who fancy the portrayal of teen angst and the fight against oppressive environments.

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    6. The Principal

    #6,490 most popular movie yesterday

    Starring James Belushi as a teacher turned principal in a troubled inner-city school, The Principal showcases themes of education and redemption against a backdrop of student violence and crime, evoking the high-stakes atmosphere that fans of Class of 1984 are drawn to.