Movies like Struck by Lightning

In '10 Things I Hate About You,' the classic high school romance narrative is ingeniously adapted from Shakespeare's 'The Taming of the Shrew.' Fans of 'Struck' will adore how the film balances teen angst with clever humor, focusing on the challenges of adolescence and the unpredictable journey of finding love.

A sharp and honest film, 'Juno' deals with teen pregnancy with integrity and wit. Its mix of quirky humor and heartfelt moments captures the trials of adolescence, echoing the sincere narrative style enjoyed by fans of 'Struck.'

'Easy A' gives a modern twist to the stigma of teenage sexuality and reputation with witty dialogue and a standout performance by Emma Stone. If you appreciated the contemporary high school setting and the sharp social commentary in 'Struck,' 'Easy A' offers a similarly smart and amusing story.

'She's All That' is a quintessential '90s teen rom-com with its transformative bet and the high school social hierarchy. Fans of 'Struck' will find the mix of romance, comedy, and the trope of looking beyond appearances both nostalgic and heart-warming.

With a blend of humor and teen angst, 'The Edge of Seventeen' provides a candid look into the life of a high school junior dealing with friendship woes and family issues. Viewers who liked 'Struck' for its raw and relatable portrayal of the high school experience will find a kindred spirit in this film.

In this classic film, an underachiever with a heart of gold falls for the class valedictorian. 'Say Anything...' embodies the spirit of young love and the challenge of post-high school plans, appealing to those who appreciate 'Struck' for its thematic exploration of future aspirations and romantic endeavors.

This poignant coming-of-age drama explores the complexities of young love and self-discovery. With its authentic characters and emotional depth, 'The Spectacular Now' resonates with viewers who enjoyed 'Struck' for its honest portrayal of teenage relationships and personal growth.

This indie rom-com ventures into a single night of accidental adventure in New York City, offering a soundtrack as quirky as its storyline. If you're drawn to 'Struck' because of the characters' quest for identity and connection, 'Nick and Norah's Infinite Playlist' will strike a similar chord with its unique take on youthful interaction and love.