Movies like Flick

Kids, while controversial for its raw depiction of youth in mid-90s New York, echoes themes in Flick of adolescence and the sometimes harsh realities of growing up, with skateboarding playing a pivotal role.

Flick enthusiasts will appreciate Lords of Dogtown, a film that chronicles the surf and skateboarding trends that originated in Venice, California during the 1970s. It's a deep dive into the lives of the pioneers of modern skateboarding culture.

Grind follows a group of skaters on a road trip to pursue their skateboarding dreams, offering humor and heart in a story that will resonate with fans of Flick for its depiction of friendship and skate culture.

Gleaming the Cube features a young skater who investigates the death of his adopted brother, blending skateboarding action with a bit of mystery and drama, much in the spirit of the adventures found in Flick.