Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Class of 1999 List

• Class of 1984 - Similar themes of rebellion and school violence.
• The Substitute - Focuses on a tough teacher who takes on a problematic school environment.
• Dangerous Minds - Involves an outsider trying to make a difference in a troubled school.
• The Faculty - Features high school students dealing with a sinister threat from staff.
• Fight Club - Explores themes of rebellion and identity in a modern context.
• The Angry Video Game Nerd: The Movie - Cult film with a rebellious spirit and a mix of humor and drama.
• Lean on Me - A tough principal tries to rein in a problematic school community.
• Summer of Sam - Rebellion and chaos in an urban setting during a tumultuous time.
• Dead Poets Society - Explores the impact of rebellion against authority in an educational setting.
• The Terminator - Involves themes of technology gone wrong and a fight for survival.
• Escape from New York - A dystopian vision of a lawless society, which resonates with themes in Class of 1999.
• Rebel Without a Cause - Focuses on youth rebellion and societal issues.
• The Outsiders - Deals with youthful rebellion and the conflict between different social groups.
• RoboCop - Combines elements of technology, law enforcement, and a dystopian future.
• Dazed and Confused - Captures themes of youth in conflict with societal expectations.
• The Maze Runner - Youth facing dangerous challenges in a controlled environment.
• Scanners - Features themes of technology and the conflict between human and machine.
• A Clockwork Orange - Explores themes of violence and societal control.
• The Warriors - Follows a group navigating a dangerous urban environment.
• Scream - A mix of horror and youth culture themes, with a rebellious edge.
• Night of the Creeps - Cult horror-comedy that satirizes youth and societal issues.
• The Breakfast Club - Centers on a group of students from different backgrounds finding commonality.
• The Hunger Games - Dystopian elements with youth fighting against a controlling society.
• Trading Places - Misfits challenging societal norms through humor and drama.
• Westworld - Focuses on the implications of technology and humanity.
• The Island - Explores themes of cloning and rebellion against a controlling system.
• The Purge - Explores themes of societal breakdown and rebellion.
• Equilibrium - A dystopian action film featuring themes of rebellion and conformity.
• The Terminator 2: Judgment Day - Continues the themes of technology and rebellion against oppressive systems.
• Boys in the Hood - Explores youth navigating dangerous environments with themes of rebellion.
• Heathers - Dark comedy exploring high school politics and violence.
• Hook - Involves themes of childhood, lost innocence, and rebellion against norms.
• T2: Trainspotting - Continues the themes of youth rebellion and self-discovery.
• 12 Monkeys - Focuses on time travel and the struggle against a dystopian future.
• Eden Lake - Involves characters facing a dangerous environment and societal breakdown.
• V for Vendetta - Explores themes of rebellion against oppressive societal norms.