Movies like Rita, Sue and Bob Too

Amidst suburban ennui and personal crisis, American Beauty delves into themes of sexual frustration and infidelity, echoed with the adult themes explored in Rita, Sue and Bob Too, albeit with a more dramatic and cinematic flair.

This raunchy teen comedy focuses on a group of high school friends who make a pact to lose their virginity by prom night, featuring explicit humor and sexual content that can appeal to audiences who enjoyed the risqué elements of Rita, Sue and Bob Too.

A high school student's venture into running a brothel in his home while his parents are away, Risky Business combines humor, sexuality, and a critique of upper-middle-class values in a way that might resonate with viewers of Rita, Sue and Bob Too.

A landmark in American cinema, The Graduate portrays the story of a young man's affair with an older woman, exploring themes of youth, disillusionment, and sexual exploration. Its tone of dark comedy and awkward sexual encounters resonate with fans of Rita, Sue and Bob Too.

A tale of high school romance and the pains of unrequited love, The Last American Virgin deals with young adults navigating the complexities of relationships and sexuality, much like the characters in Rita, Sue and Bob Too.

Animal House's uproarious take on college fraternity life, filled with slapstick humor and anti-establishment undertones, offers a similarly comedic reflection on sex and social norms that might align with the tastes of those who like Rita, Sue and Bob Too.

This classic coming-of-age comedy, directed by Amy Heckerling and written by Cameron Crowe, digs into the teen experience with a sharp, satirical edge much like Rita, Sue and Bob Too. It offers a glimpse into high school life and its entangled relationships with a similarly candid and humorous approach.

With its plot centered around a teenage boy being seduced by an older woman, Private Lessons offers an explicit narrative laced with comedy, akin to the dynamic and controversial themes presented in Rita, Sue and Bob Too.