Movies like St. Elmo's Fire

Directed by John Hughes, The Breakfast Club is a quintessential coming-of-age film featuring an ensemble cast of teenagers detained in a high school library. Like St. Elmo's Fire, it captures the essence of young adults grappling with identity and social cliques, making it a must-watch for fans of poignant youth narratives.

Flatliners stars a young ensemble cast, including Kiefer Sutherland and Kevin Bacon, who engage in risky experiments to explore what lies beyond death. While this movie leans more towards the thriller genre, its exploration of personal demons and redemption will resonate with fans of introspective character studies like St. Elmo's Fire.

Ben Stiller's Reality Bites perfectly encapsulates the Gen-X malaise and romantic turmoils similar to those found in St. Elmo's Fire. With its witty dialogue and keen insights into post-college life, it strikes a chord with those still finding their place in the world.

Based on the novel by Bret Easton Ellis, Less Than Zero presents a darker, more dangerous look at affluent youth in Los Angeles. The drama and angst-ridden lives of its characters parallel the emotional struggles showcased in St. Elmo's Fire.

Cameron Crowe's Singles takes a comedic look at a group of twenty-somethings living in Seattle, dealing with life and love. Its focus on young adult relationships and the quest for meaning echoes the themes of St. Elmo's Fire, appealing to the same audience.

Featuring Rob Lowe as a talented ice hockey player, Youngblood combines sports drama with the personal growth journey akin to St. Elmo's Fire. Its themes of determination and overcoming obstacles in both professional and personal lives will appeal to audiences who cherish the coming-of-age genre.

Threesome takes a look at the complicated dynamics within a love triangle among college roommates. Its examination of youthful confusion and exploration of sexuality touches on the same transitional period of life that makes St. Elmo's Fire relatable to its audience.