Rushmore

Wes Anderson's The Royal Tenenbaums explores the quirky dynamics of a dysfunctional family with his signature style, akin to Rushmore. Both films share a unique visual aesthetic and a fondness for eccentric characters.

Another Wes Anderson classic, The Darjeeling Limited, tells the story of three brothers on a train trip across India. Like Rushmore, it features complex characters, dry humor, and an unmistakably stylized world.

Moonrise Kingdom presents a heartfelt tale of young love and adventure. Fans of Rushmore will appreciate Wes Anderson's attention to detail and the charmingly flawed characters.

This film dives into the life of an oceanographer on a mission for revenge. The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou shares the same offbeat humor and beautifully crafted scenes that are synonymous with Wes Anderson's Rushmore.

Ghost World explores the lives of two teenage outsiders post-high school. Its sharp wit, dark comedy, and character-driven narrative share a kinship with the themes and style seen in Rushmore.

Bottle Rocket, Wes Anderson's directorial debut, showcases the nascent style that would eventually be perfected in Rushmore. It's a caper comedy about friends with big plans and bigger failures, told with wit and visual flair.

Submarine is a British coming-of-age film that tells the story of a teenage boy's first love and his struggle to keep his parents together. Its quirky humor and precocious protagonist may resonate with fans of Rushmore.

Igby Goes Down delves into the life of a rebellious teenager who rejects the stifling constraints of his wealthy family. The film's dark humor and coming-of-age theme echo the angsty teenage experience portrayed in Rushmore.