The Flamingo Kid

Set in a holiday resort and synonymous with the '80s, Dirty Dancing shares the vibe of youthful discovery and summer romance, inviting fans of The Flamingo Kid to dance to a similar tune.

The Graduate delves into the post-college uncertainty and intergenerational relationships that also color The Flamingo Kid, making it a classic choice for those intrigued by the maturation of young adults in society.

This high-school comedy classic navigates the trials and tribulations of teenage life with humor and heart, resonating with the adolescent experiences portrayed in The Flamingo Kid.

Risky Business features a young Tom Cruise and paints a picture of upper-class privilege mingling with the pressures of impending adulthood, themes that resonate with fans of The Flamingo Kid.

Caddyshack brings to the screen a comedic take on the experience of working-class young adults figuring out life in a high-society setting. Laughter is a stroke away as an ensemble cast navigates the shenanigans at an exclusive golf club, much like The Flamingo Kid's setting at the El Flamingo Beach Club.

Diner explores the lives of a group of college-age friends in the 1950s as they grapple with the transition to adulthood, including relationships and future aspirations, much like the coming-of-age elements central to The Flamingo Kid.

Adventureland captures the summer job atmosphere at an amusement park, with its protagonist facing lessons on life and love, akin to the themes of personal growth in The Flamingo Kid.

Set in the backdrop of an Army training camp during World War II, Biloxi Blues follows a young man's coming-of-age journey which aligns with the personal development themes showcased in The Flamingo Kid.