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Rebel Without a Cause

Rebel Without a Cause

The bad boy from a good family.

Released PG-13 111 min 7.6/10 Votes: 98775
After moving to a new town, troublemaking teen Jim Stark is supposed to have a clean slate, although being the new kid in town brings its own problems. While searching for some stability, Stark forms a bond with a disturbed classmate, Plato, and falls for local girl Judy. However, Judy is the girlfriend of neighborhood tough, Buzz. When Buzz violently confronts Jim and challenges him to a drag race, the new kid's real troubles begin.
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  • 10 Things I Hate About You - Explores teenage romance and rebellion.
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  • Girl, Interrupted - Explores themes of rebellion and institutional life.
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  • Prison Break - Involves elements of rebellion against the correctional system.
  • The Craft - Explores the themes of teenage rebellion and friendship.
  • Terrifier - Features dark themes and edgy characters.
  • Crank - Contains high-energy action and themes of escapism.
  • Thirteen - Explores teenage rebellion and the pressures of adolescence.
  • Bad Santa - Features offbeat humor and dark themes.
  • A Clockwork Orange - Explores violence and rebellion against societal norms.
  • SLC Punk! - Features themes of punk culture and rebellion.
  • Mean Girls 2 - Continues exploring high school social dynamics.
  • Rocky Horror Picture Show - Entails themes of rebellion and self-expression.
  • Rebel Without a Cause - A classic depiction of teenage angst and rebellion.
  • Can't Hardly Wait - Focuses on teenage experiences during a pivotal party.
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  • The House Bunny - Features comedic elements surrounding college life and social groups.
  • Never Been Kissed - Explores themes of identity and adolescence.
  • The Virgin Suicides - Explores themes of youth and isolation.
  • Psycho Beach Party - Combines humor with themes of teenage rebellion.
  • Superbad - Focuses on teenage friendship and coming-of-age.

Last updated: 2024-10-02 11:17:49

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  • Trainspotting - Addresses youth and the challenges of addiction and identity.
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  • The Breakfast Club - Looks at youth from different backgrounds coming together.
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  • Before Sunrise - Focuses on fleeting connections and the beauty of youth.
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  • Boy Meets Girl - A poignant exploration of identity and young relationships.
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Last updated: 2024-09-30 17:48:38

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  • Juice - Explores the struggles of young African American men in a tough environment.
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  • The DJ Who Shot Me - A documentary exploring the life of a DJ within the hip-hop scene.
  • ATL - Focuses on youth culture and the hustle in the Atlanta music scene.
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  • Empire Records - Focused on young adults working in a music store, emphasizing their dreams.
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  • Belly - Focuses on crime and hip-hop, featuring a strong narrative about lifestyle choices.
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  • How High - Comedy centered around two friends and their ridiculous antics, includes hip-hop culture.
  • Drumline - Focuses on band culture in a college setting, highlighting teamwork and ambition.
  • Rolling Stone: Stories from the Edge - Offers insight into music culture and its impact on society.
  • Pootie Tang - A comedic take on African American culture and music, with a similar sense of humor.
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  • Supa Sweet 16 - A reality series about extravagant parties, showcasing youth culture and excess.
  • Ballers - Centers on the lifestyle of young athletes, blending humor with serious themes.
  • The Breaks - Examines the hip-hop music scene in New York and the struggles faced by aspiring artists.
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  • Young Guns - Focuses on young outlaws, similar themes of ambition and risk.
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  • The Short Game - A documentary about child golfers that captures ambition and competitive spirit.
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  • Crossover - A drama centered around basketball and friendship, similar motivations and aspirations.
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  • The Defiant Ones - Documentary about music industry heavyweights and their struggles.
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  • Boyhood - A coming-of-age story that captures the passage of time through a young man's life.
  • The Blind Side - Focuses on overcoming obstacles through sports and mentorship.
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Last updated: 2024-10-05 22:33:39

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  • Friday
  • Belly
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  • How High
  • Drumline
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  • Grease - Centers on teenage life and rebel culture.
  • The Outsiders - Focuses on teenage gangs and class struggle.
  • Rebel Without a Cause - Explores teenage angst and rebellion.
  • The Lost Boys - Features young outsiders with a blend of rebellion and supernatural elements.
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  • American Graffiti - Set in the world of rebellious teens and classic cars.
  • West Side Story - Focuses on gang rivalry and youth drama.
  • Pulp Fiction - Deals with crime and underworld themes among outsiders.
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  • The Warriors - A group of street kids facing rivalry and survival.
  • Dazed and Confused - Captures the essence of teenage life and rebellion.
  • The Breakfast Club - Explores teen identity and group dynamics.
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  • Cool Hand Luke - Features a rebellious protagonist in a harsh environment.
  • Bound for Glory - Follows the struggles of a young musician in the margins.
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  • SLC Punk! - Follows punks rebelling against mainstream society.
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  • American History X - Explores themes of violence and redemption.
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Last updated: 2024-10-02 11:18:13

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  • Shaolin Soccer - Combines martial arts and humor with an emphasis on teamwork.
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  • Hero - Involves epic martial arts scenes and philosophical undertones.
  • Ong-Bak: Muay Thai Warrior - Focuses on martial arts and the quest to recover stolen artifacts.
  • Ip Man - Highlights martial arts and the journey of a teacher and innovator.
  • The Grandmaster - Details the life of a martial arts master with historical context.
  • The Forbidden Kingdom - Involves a journey to learn martial arts with fantastical elements.
  • Kung Fu Hustle - Mix of comedy, kung fu, and a story about self-improvement.
  • A Touch of Sin - Explores societal issues with a backdrop of martial arts.
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  • The Matrix - Action-oriented with philosophical themes and martial arts elements.
  • Tai Chi Zero - Combines martial arts, humor, and an underdog story.
  • The Legend of Drunken Master - A mix of comedic martial arts with a focus on tradition and technique.
  • Detective Dee and the Mystery of the Phantom Flame - Combines mystery-solving with martial arts action.
  • Swordsman II - Combines thrilling action with themes of honor and revenge.
  • The Art of Self-Defense - A dark comedy exploring self-defense and masculinity.
  • The Warrior's Way - Features a lone warrior trying to create a new life in a foreign place.
  • The Man with the Iron Fists - Combines action, martial arts, and a story of vengeance.
  • Gong Fu (Kung Fu) - Classic film featuring the themes of martial arts and self-discovery.
  • The Protector - Focuses on a quest for justice with intense martial arts scenes.
  • A Better Tomorrow - Involves themes of redemption, family, and honor.
  • Rebel Without a Cause - Explores identity and personal struggle, albeit without martial arts.
  • The Villainess - Features action-packed sequences revolving around revenge and personal saga.
  • Fairy Tale: A True Story - Explores belief in the extraordinary, mixed with elements of a quest.
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Last updated: 2024-10-04 10:11:26

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  • Ong-Bak: Muay Thai Warrior - High-energy martial arts film similar in intensity to Fist of Fury.
  • The Legend of Drunken Master - Jackie Chan's iconic drunken fighting style parallels Bruce Lee's athleticism.
  • Kill Bill: Vol. 1 - Strong themes of revenge and martial arts, heavily influenced by classic kung fu.
  • Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon - Artistic martial arts film with strong characters and thematic depth.
  • The Protector - Martial arts action with a personal quest to reclaim honor, like Fist of Fury.
  • Iron Monkey - Stunning martial arts choreography and a storyline about fighting injustice.
  • Hero - Martial arts with a rich story and visually stunning fight scenes.
  • Fearless - A martial arts biopic that focuses on honor and masterful fighting techniques.
  • Ip Man - Kung fu film depicting a real-life Wing Chun master, intense fight scenes.
  • Flash Point - Intense martial arts action and strong fight choreography.
  • Rebel Without a Cause - Explores themes of youth rebellion, similar to social injustices in Fist of Fury.
  • The Last Dragon - Combines martial arts with urban culture and has a similar fight-for-your-honor theme.
  • Tai Chi Master - Focus on martial arts and betrayal, with dynamic fight sequences.
  • Change of Address - Martial arts elements intertwined with a narrative about cultural identity.
  • Kiss of the Dragon - Action-packed film featuring fight sequences that blend martial arts and revenge.
  • Ninja Assassin - Fast-paced martial arts film centered around revenge and betrayal.
  • Bloodsport - Superb martial arts tournament film featuring a quest for honor.
  • Undisputed III: Redemption - Focus on fighting and tournament-style matches, similar to classic kung fu.
  • The Raid: Redemption - Intense action and martial arts combined with a strong storyline of survival.
  • The Warrior's Way - A different take on the martial arts genre, blending east and west.
  • Warrior - Strong themes of brotherhood and martial arts with dramatic stakes.
  • 37th Chamber of Shaolin - Classic kung fu film emphasizing martial arts training and discipline.
  • The Villainess - Action-packed with martial arts and a strong female lead seeking vengeance.
  • The Night Comes for Us - Graphic violence blended with martial arts, similar in tone to Fist of Fury.
  • Mortal Kombat - Combines martial arts with fantasy elements and tournament challenges.
  • SPL: Kill Zone - Intense martial arts film featuring themes of revenge and honor.
  • Kung Fu Hustle - A mix of martial arts and humor, with a story of friendship and fighting injustice.
  • Shogun Assassin - A classic samurai film with intense action that martial arts fans will appreciate.
  • Police Story - Iconic Jackie Chan film with intense stunts and martial arts choreography.
  • Once Upon a Time in China - Historical martial arts film with a strong protagonist similar to Bruce Lee.
  • The Last Samurai - Explores themes of honor and cultural conflict, featuring incredible swordplay.
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  • Cyborg Cop - Action movie with a martial arts element and a mission-centered plot.
  • Ong-Bak 2: The Beginning - Prequel to Ong-Bak, showcasing martial arts in an epic tale of revenge.
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Last updated: 2024-09-24 17:19:36

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  • To All the Boys I've Loved Before - A romantic comedy about teenage love and self-discovery.
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  • Everything Sucks! - A nostalgic look at the trials of high school life in the 90s.
  • Skins - A British series that explores teenage life and issues.
  • My Girl - A coming-of-age story focusing on friendship and loss.
  • Sing Street - A coming-of-age musical about love, dreams, and growing up.
  • Boyhood - A groundbreaking film documenting a boy's life over 12 years.
  • The Fault in Our Stars - Centers on young love amidst serious health struggles.
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  • Ginger Snaps - A coming-of-age horror story with dark themes.
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  • Cry-Baby - A parody of teen movies with a quirky musical element.
  • Rebel Without a Cause - A classic exploring teenage angst and rebellion.
  • The Breakfast Club - Iconic portrayal of high school cliques and personal growth.
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Last updated: 2024-09-27 09:16:40

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  • The Pit - Involves themes of alienation and violent revenge in a school setting.
  • Graduation Day - A slasher film that features high school and revenge motifs.
  • Fight Club - Explores themes of social rebellion and personal violence akin to the violent resolutions in Massacre at Central High.
  • Scream - Combines high school life with slasher elements and commentary on teenage culture.
  • The Breakfast Club - Explores social cliques in high school, though in a less violent way than Massacre at Central High.
  • Mean Girls - Focuses on high school dynamics and social politics, resonating with the themes of bullying.
  • Dead Poets Society - Centers around high school life and personal rebellion, similar in tone though lacking horror elements.
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  • Bully - A drama that addresses themes of bullying and its consequences amongst teenagers.
  • The Rage: Carrie 2 - A sequel with similar themes of alienation and revenge among high school students.
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  • Tucker and Dale vs. Evil - A comedic take on horror and high school social stereotypes, paralleling some of Massacre's humor.
  • Election - Explores high school politics in a satirical way, similar to the social commentary in Massacre at Central High.
  • Wild Things - Features high school and dark schemes involving betrayal and revenge.
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Last updated: 2024-10-02 11:17:24

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