Movies like Fired Up!

Mean Girls is a cult classic that, like Fired Up!, tackles high school cliques and social dynamics through a sharply comedic lens. Its memorable characters and quotable lines cement this film as a must-watch for enthusiasts of teen comedies.

This film parodies the teen comedy genre and includes elements of high school sports and competition like Fired Up!. Not Another Teen Movie provides a satirical take on high school hierarchies and teenage angst, appealing to those who enjoy humor that pokes fun at familiar teen movie tropes.

Though focused on collegiate acapella instead of cheerleading, Pitch Perfect delivers the same energy, competition, and comedy as Fired Up!. The quirky characters and their drive to win over audiences and judges alike will charm those who love comedy with a side of rivalry.

She's the Man features a similar blend of sports and comedy, with a strong undercurrent of romance that also appeals to fans of Fired Up!. The movie's playful take on gender roles and high school sports makes it a hit for those seeking a fun and humorous cinematic experience.

Bring It On is a high-energy cheerleading movie that exudes a similar competitive spirit and humor as Fired Up!. Audiences who enjoyed the cheerleading backdrop and the comedic rivalry found in Fired Up! will likely appreciate the antics of the Toros and Clovers cheer squads.

Easy A is a smart and witty high school comedy that delves into the complexities of teenage reputation and romance in a similar vein to Fired Up!. The film’s sharp humor and clever plot provide an engaging watch for fans of teen comedies.

John Tucker Must Die centers around a group of girls plotting revenge on the school's notorious heartthrob, blending the high school setting with comedic elements reflective of Fired Up!. Its approach to teen relationships and comedic justice will resonate with fans of humorous adolescent dramas.

Stick It revolves around the world of gymnastics, offering a rebellious spirit and a touch of teen comedy akin to Fired Up!. Viewers who appreciate films about athleticism, challenges of teamwork, and personal growth will find Stick It’s mix of humor and sportiness entertaining.