Movies like Harvard Man

Though more of a biographical drama, The Social Network's exploration of Harvard students who create what becomes a social media empire is a study of intelligence, ambition, and the consequences of success, which should satisfy viewers interested in the elite college milieu depicted in Harvard Man.

This modern adaptation of 'Dangerous Liaisons' is set among New York City's teen elite. Cruel Intentions shares with Harvard Man an interest in seduction, manipulation, and the darker sides of youthful privilege.

As a gritty drama following a teenager's descent into substance abuse and self-destruction, Thirteen provides an intense and emotional look at youthful indiscretion and its consequences, resonating with fans of Harvard Man's exploration of young adults navigating through crisis.

Adapted from another Bret Easton Ellis novel, Less Than Zero explores the excess and moral decay among wealthy Los Angeles teens. It offers a similarly bleak yet intriguing perspective on youth culture and substance abuse.

Like Harvard Man, The Rules of Attraction delves into the lives of privileged college students and their hedonistic pursuits. Directed by Roger Avary and based on the novel by Bret Easton Ellis, viewers seeking a darkly comedic and stylistic take on the complexities of young adulthood will find this film compelling.

Taking place in an academic setting and focusing on a college professor rather than students, Wonder Boys presents a mix of drama and comedy as it examines the complexities of life, art, and relationships, appealing to those who appreciate Harvard Man's collegiate backdrop and the intersection of personal and intellectual challenges.

Following a cynical and rebellious teenager from a wealthy but dysfunctional family, Igby Goes Down echoes Harvard Man's fascination with affluent but troubled youth and their unconventional choices.

Gossip centers on college students who start a rumor with unexpected consequences. The film's themes of truth manipulation and the impact of stories make it a good match for those who enjoy the psychological tension and academic setting of Harvard Man.