While the main characters are a young couple with a baby, the entire conflict of 'Neighbors' stems from the rowdy fraternity that moves in next door to their suburban home. It's a hilarious clash of worlds between settled adulthood and wild college life. Seth Rogen and Rose Byrne are fantastic as the overwhelmed parents, and Zac Efron leads the fraternity with charm and chaos. The film perfectly captures the generational gap and the struggle for peace and quiet.

Before Facebook took over the world, it started in a dorm room at Harvard University. This film chronicles the controversial beginnings of the social media giant and the legal battles that followed. David Fincher's direction and Aaron Sorkin's sharp screenplay make for a captivating watch, exploring themes of ambition, betrayal, and genius. Jesse Eisenberg, Andrew Garfield, and Justin Timberlake deliver compelling performances as the key players in this digital revolution.

Enter the intense, demanding world of a prestigious music conservatory. 'Whiplash' follows Andrew Neiman, an aspiring jazz drummer, and his terrifyingly strict instructor, Terence Fletcher. It's a gripping psychological drama about ambition, obsession, and the cost of greatness. J.K. Simmons won an Academy Award for his powerhouse performance as Fletcher. The drumming you see Andrew perform is largely Miles Teller himself, who is a drummer and practiced intensely for the role.

Richard Linklater's 'spiritual sequel' to 'Dazed and Confused' captures the chaotic, exciting few days before college starts for a group of baseball players in 1980. It's less about plot and more about hanging out with the characters as they navigate parties, teammates, and the cusp of adulthood. It perfectly captures the feeling of freedom and possibility that comes with starting college. Linklater cast a group of talented young actors and encouraged improvisation to create the film's naturalistic feel.

Set at a fictional, predominantly white Ivy League university, 'Dear White People' is a sharp, satirical look at racial identity and tensions on campus. The film follows several Black students navigating complex social and political issues. It's thought-provoking, funny, and doesn't shy away from challenging conversations. The film was written and directed by Justin Simien and later adapted into a successful Netflix series, expanding on the characters and themes introduced here.

Get ready to be pitch-slapped! 'Pitch Perfect' dives headfirst into the competitive world of college a cappella. Beca, a reluctant freshman, finds herself joining the Barden Bellas, a group desperately needing a modern makeover. The musical performances are fantastic, and the humor is sharp and witty. Anna Kendrick and Rebel Wilson are standouts, creating truly iconic characters. Fun fact: many of the a cappella arrangements were created by Deke Sharon, a real-life a cappella guru often called 'the godfather of contemporary a cappella'.

Ever wish you could create your own college when you don't get into any others? That's the premise of 'Accepted'! Bartleby Gaines and his friends literally build a fake university to fool their parents, only for it to become a haven for other rejected students. It's a funny and surprisingly sweet film about finding your place and redefining education. Justin Long leads a great cast, including Jonah Hill and Blake Lively early in their careers. Look out for a hilarious performance from Lewis Black as the disgruntled dean.

Frank 'The Tank' Ricard lives! This comedy classic sees three friends relive their glory days by starting their own fraternity adjacent to a college campus. It's a hilarious look at trying to recapture youth and the absurdity of campus rules. Will Ferrell, Vince Vaughn, and Luke Wilson have incredible chemistry, delivering laugh-out-loud moments from start to finish. The film was Adam McKay's directorial debut, who would later go on to direct hits like 'Anchorman' and 'Step Brothers'.

Elle Woods proves that being true to yourself is always in style, even at Harvard Law! This movie is a pure delight, following Elle's journey from sorority life to legal eagle. Reese Witherspoon absolutely shines as Elle, bringing warmth, humor, and genuine intelligence to the role. Did you know the film's iconic 'Bend and Snap' move wasn't originally in the script? It was added during rehearsals and became an instant classic! It's a feel-good story about defying expectations and finding your own path, wrapped up in a perfectly pink package.