Movies like Old School

American Pie is a coming-of-age comedy that explores the awkwardness and hilarity of high school students' quest to lose their virginity. With its focus on friendship and the often inelegant transition to adulthood, viewers who enjoyed the nostalgic and humorous elements of Old School will find similar laughs and heart in American Pie.

Reuniting Will Ferrell with director Adam McKay, Step Brothers is the story of two middle-aged, unsuccessful men who are forced to live together as stepbrothers. Its outrageous premise and humorous portrayal of grown men behaving like children echo the hilarity found in Old School.

From the twisted minds behind Old School, The Hangover brings another level of raucous comedy. Following a group of friends who wake up after a wild bachelor party in Las Vegas with no memory of the previous night, The Hangover captures the essence of adult misadventure and fraternity, drawing audiences into a whirlwind of hilarity and mystery.

Superbad offers a younger twist on the comedy genre, focusing on high school friends on the brink of college. Much like Old School, it explores themes of friendship and the fear of growing up, delivering a blend of crude humor and touching moments that resonate with audiences looking to recapture their youth.

DodgeBall follows a group of lovable misfits who enter a dodgeball tournament to save their gym. It is filled with the same blend of competitive antics and endearing teamwork that Old School fans will enjoy, and stars Vince Vaughn and Ben Stiller in comedic roles that play off each other with perfect timing.

For another humorous take on male camaraderie, Anchorman brings Will Ferrell's comedic genius to the forefront as the iconic character Ron Burgundy. With its absurd situations and memorable one-liners, fans of Old School will find the same laugh-out-loud comedy that critiques and celebrates male bonding.

Wedding Crashers will appeal to fans of Old School with its blend of over-the-top humor and a hint of romance. The movie stars Vince Vaughn and Owen Wilson as two friends who sneak into weddings to meet women, leading to a series of comical escapades and unexpected heartfelt moments.

Directed by Todd Phillips, the same director behind Old School, Road Trip encapsulates the spirit of youthful misadventures through its tale of a college road trip gone awry. The movie's blend of humor and unexpected tenderness makes it a fitting follow-up for fans of Old School's college-themed comedy.