Movies like License to Drive

This iconic time-traveling adventure showcases the best of 80's comedy, sci-fi, and teen storytelling. While it packs more action and science fiction elements than License to Drive, its charismatic young hero, Marty McFly, and his high school troubles will surely strike a chord with fans.

This John Hughes classic captures the same teen spirit and rebellion found in License to Drive. It follows wise-cracking high school student Ferris Bueller as he fakes an illness to skip school and embark on a wild adventure throughout Chicago, making it a perfect match for fans looking for more high school hijinks.

This heart-warming tale of an underdog teen who learns karate to defend himself against bullies encapsulates the '80s teen spirit. Fans of License to Drive will appreciate the youthful determination and feel-good energy that The Karate Kid delivers.

Another ‘80s coming-of-age comedy, Sixteen Candles dives deep into the angst and excitement of teenage life with a comedic touch that’s very akin to License to Drive. The movie’s blend of teen romance and humor should charm the same audience.

With a mix of John Hughes’ comedic storytelling and teenage wish fulfillment, Weird Science features two high school outcasts who create the 'perfect woman' with a little computer magic. It's a wild ride that audiences who love the unbelievable elements of License to Drive will enjoy.

Tom Cruise stars as a high school student who turns his parents' house into a brothel while they're away. It's a story of teenage indiscretion and risk-taking that will resonate with those who appreciate the coming-of-age aspects and the carefree attitudes displayed in License to Drive.

Another high-spirited teen adventure, this movie tells the story of a babysitter who must navigate through the unexpected escapades of the big city with her charges in tow. It's a similar blend of comedy and chaos that should appeal to those who enjoy the teenage antics of License to Drive.

In this ‘80s rom-com, a nerdy high school student pays a popular girl to pretend to be his girlfriend for a month. It has the same era-specific charm and teen-focused storyline that makes License to Drive a beloved classic.