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Whether you were the nerd, the jock, the outcast, the popular kid, or the burnout in high school, there's no denying that movies about teenagers are totally entertaining. In those formative years between the ages of 13 and 19, a person experiences so many changing friendships, family dramas, and first times. And, even if that time in your life sucked, it's way more fun to watch someone else go through that suckiness. Amazon Prime Video has tons of incredible teen movies available to stream right now, and we've rounded up the best movies filled with hormones, heartbreak, and all the drama of high school.
Why go to football camp when you can go to cheer camp with a bunch of ladies? That's the premise of Fired Up!, one of those slightly raunchy, definitely problematic teen comedies that wouldn't be greenlit today.
Yes, yes, and more yes. John Tucker Must Die will send you right back to 2006, when Jesse Metcalfe was at the height of his powers. In this iconic film, he's wooing the likes of Brittany Snow, Ashanti, Sophia Bush, and Arielle Kebbel — all at the same time. You'll also see a pre-Gossip Girl Penn Badgley, so there's no way to lose here.
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Thanks to a low-key 2020 release, Words on Bathroom Walls is sadly underrated. Charlie Plummer and Taylor Russell star as teens who are drawn to each other despite, or perhaps because of, the mental illness that affects one of them.
Like Palm Springs, but with teens! Mark (Kyle Allen) and Margaret (Kathryn Newton) find themselves living the same day over and over. Will they escape . . . before they fall in love?
This rom-com tells the story of two teens from different high schools, one of whom is lusting after a girl he can't have and another who has an older boyfriend who doesn't get her. When the two meet at a party, Dave and Aubrey form an instant connection, and it's not long before they find themselves falling in love.
Joey King stars in this dramedy as 16-year-old Jamie, whose life changes after her grandmother leaves her with a surprising final message on her death bed. What follows is a summer of debauchery, during which Jamie decides that it's time to let loose and explore her sexuality.
In this 2011 remake of the '80s original, a teen raised in a big city who finds himself experiencing major culture shock after he moves to a small town where dancing and loud music aren't just frowned upon — they're outright banned. The 1984 original is also available to stream on Amazon Prime.
In this faux documentary, a bullied teen named Jessica recruits her best friend, Brian, to help her prove that their high school's most popular student (and Jessica's former friend) has been tormenting her for the past year. To help her, Brian creates a hidden camera for Jessica to wear, and the footage ends up becoming essential after tragedy strikes.
In this drama, the relationship between three longtime friends changes after one of them gets a girlfriend. To prove to his two buddies that they mean more to him than a girl, Conrad decides to pull an seemingly-innocent prank on his girlfriend's family — though unfortunately, the prank takes an unexpectedly tragic turn, and Conrad must decide whether to tell Grace the truth.
This dramedy (which was written and directed by Jonah Hill) is set in 1996, revolving around a 13-year-old with an abusive older brother and a struggling single mother whose life changes after befriending a crew he meets at a skate shop. Over the course of a summer, Stevie has his first brushes with alcohol, drugs, and girls, allowing him an escape from his troubled home life.
Sarah Jessica Parker stars in this '80s rom-com as Janey, an army brat with a strict father who befriends a free-spirited teen at her latest school. At her new friend's urging, Janey works up the courage to enter a TV dance competition, even though her dad forbid her from doing so.
Reese Witherspoon stars in this '90s drama as Dani, a 14-year-old girl from Louisiana who experiences her first love in the summer of 1957 when she meets 17-year-old Court. Little does she know that her first love will eventually lead to her first heartbreak as well.

Set at a prestigious East Coast boarding school, Selah and the Spades follows the story of the titular Selah, a senior who runs a powerful faction of students — known as the Spades — who sell drugs at their high school. Because Selah has no one to replace her after she graduates, she takes a particular interest in new girl Paloma, whom she begins grooming as her replacement.
In this dark comedy, model high school student Reagan takes on an atypical after-school activity: killing the overbearing parents of classmates who recruit his services. Of course, when police begin to investigate the string of murders in his town, he finds it trickier to keep his business going.
Adapted from Jeffrey Eugenides' novel of the same name, this Sofia Coppola-directed drama — which is set in the 1970s — tells the story of five sisters between the ages of 13 and 17 who inexplicably take their lives one after another. The tragic tale of the Lisbon sisters is told by anonymous neighborhood boys, who studied the sisters from afar with lust and curiosity.
Danielle Campbell from The Originals stars in this movie as Maddy, a teen who drifts apart from her former best friend Cole (played by Joey Courtney) over the course of high school. However, when Maddy is dumped by her boyfriend as a high school senior, she reaches out to her old friend, and the two come up with a plan to destroy prom.
Based on Krystal Sutherland's novel Our Chemical Hearts, this drama tells the story of a driven high school newspaper editor (played by Austin Abrams) who finds himself falling in love for the very first time with the new girl in school (played by Lili Reinhart), who joins him on the newspaper staff.
Written and directed by Gia Coppola and based on James Franco's 2010 short story collection of the same name, Palo Alto tells the story of several teens from an affluent California town as they experiment with drugs, alcohol, and sex. With a cast that includes James Franco, Emma Roberts, Nat Wolff, Keegan Allen, Margaret Qualley, and Chris Messina, among others, you could say this one is pretty stacked.

Set in 1980s Manhattan, Tart revolves around prep school student, Cat, who befriends the popular crowd after her best friend is expelled from school. As it turns out, getting into the in-crowd is easy — but staying in requires far more effort.
Set in Cape Cod, MA, in the summer of 1991, Timothée Chalamet stars in this crime drama as Daniel, an awkward teen sent to live with his aunt after the death of his father. Though he's initially not thrilled with the situation, life becomes far more exciting after Daniel befriends (and later becomes business partners with) the town's resident drug dealer.

The premise of this comedy is simple: eight teens compete to see who can keep their hands on a car for three days, with the winner getting the new wheels. What makes things more complicated: they all hate one another.
Love, Simon's Nick Robinson stars in this drama as the titular Charlie, a troubled 18-year-old who — after breaking out of a youth drug treatment clinic — is sent by his parents to an adult rehab facility. There he meets Eva, who might just be his antidote . . . or just another bad influence.
This drama tells the story of the titular Henry Gamble, a preacher's son and active member of the local church youth group who has a big secret: he's gay. During his 17th birthday party, Henry finds his faith and burgeoning sexuality challenged in new ways as he attempts to figure out who he really is.
Brat Pack member Anthony Michael Hall stars in this '80s movie as the titular Johnny, a high school quarterback who finds himself courted by recruiters from every major college nationwide during his senior year. Johnny is then torn between two options: waiting for the most lucrative offer, or attending the local state college (which has offered him nothing) with his girlfriend.

Based on a true story, this drama revolves around a group of teens who turn their babysitting business into a lucrative escort service for dads in order to make extra cash (and college connections). The plan seems like a great idea — until a vindictive classmate finds out what the girls are up to.
Set in the summer of 1984, this raunchy comedy revolves around a teen looking to experience a wild weekend in the woods with his friends before he chooses between college and a job at the local metal factory. Luckily, he encounters a mysterious hottie along the way who helps him relieve some stress and find his way.
This dark comedy from the '80s stars Winona Ryder as Veronica, a high schooler who hangs out with the most popular girls in school, the Heathers, but finds herself growing tired of their company. That all changes when she meets new student J.D., who's rebellious, mysterious, and — as it turns out — a murderer.
Victoria Justice and The Middle's Eden Sher star in this comedy as Jodi and Mindy, two nerds hoping to spend senior year under the radar after years of bullying. Unfortunately, staying invisible is impossible after Jodi and Mindy become the target of a cruel prank, and the besties decide to unite with their fellow outsiders to get revenge.
Set in 15th-century Verona, Italy, this movie retells William Shakespeare's classic tragedy, with Douglas Booth and Hailee Steinfeld starring as the titular Romeo and Juliet. Despite the centuries-long rivalry between their families, the two teens fall in love, and — as you probably already know — things don't end so well for them.
Hannah Montana's Emily Osment stars in this soapy drama as Taylor, a well-liked high schooler who's thrilled when she's given her own laptop for her 17th birthday. However, her new freedom becomes dangerous after she accidentally offends a fellow student, who then launches a cyberbullying campaign against Taylor.
Based on the 2003 novel of the same name by Brent Hartinger, Geography Club revolves around a group of high schoolers struggling with or hiding their sexual identities who decide to form a club, which will give them a discreet way to explore their feelings. They think no one will pay attention to something as innocuous as a geography club — but they soon realize that isn't the case.

Based on the real-life murder of Kirsten Costas, who was killed by her classmate in 1984, this '90s drama tells the story of Angela, a teen from the wrong side of the tracks who becomes wildly envious of her rich, pretty classmate. When Angela's attempts to befriend her classmate fail, her envy eventually drives her to murder.
Katherine Heigl stars in this comedy as 18-year-old Alexia, a popular high school senior with a cute boyfriend and a dorky 15-year-old sister, Hayley. Though Hayley envies her sister's life and wishes she could be her, she never imagines that the wish she makes on a shooting star will actually come true.

In this dramedy, eight friends spend their last summer before college hanging out and hooking up on the beach. As the summer draws to a close, the friends decide to make their last 24 hours together "perfect," knowing that their lives and their bonds will likely never be the same after they leave.
Starring Nicholas Braun and Zoey Deutch, this comedy follows four high school overachievers who decide to finish high school with a summer of debauchery before heading off to college. Has this plot been done before? Several times. But it's still pretty fun to watch them soil their reputations one party at a time.
In this thriller, two teenage brothers find a find a bag of gold coins in a dead man's island home on the Jersey shore and agree to keep the small fortune for themselves. Eventually, word gets out, and one of the brothers' friends decides he's willing to go to great lengths to steal the money.
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The teenage years are a strange time. You’re stuck in this gap between childhood and adulthood, reconciling the end of innocence with the beginning of independence. Suddenly you're too old for some things, but too young for so much. You’re trying to “find yourself," whatever that means. It’s a time many of us wouldn’t relive if somebody paid us—but it’s precisely that chaotic push-and-pull of adolescence that makes it a prime source of inspiration for storytellers.
The coming-of-age genre has been around for hundreds of years in literature, known as "Bildungsroman" since the early 19th century. Though not everyone's genre of choice, movies about teenage life often tell funny, heartfelt stories about growing up that audiences of all ages can appreciate. Luckily, Netflix has a good selection of teen movies to check out if you ever find yourself feeling a bit nostalgic for that weird, scary, exciting time in your life. From Greta Gerwig's critically acclaimed dramedy Lady Bird to the raunchy comedy Superbad, to time-loop drama Before I Fall, here are ten of the best teen movies to stream on Netflix right now.
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Greta Gerwig's semi-autobiographical solo directorial debut was one of the best movies of 2017. It follows "Lady Bird" (Saoirse Ronan), a senior at a Catholic girls school in early 2000s Sacramento, as she navigates her relationship with her mother (Laurie Metcalf) and her dreams for her future. Plus: Timothée Chalamet as the archetypal indie softboy who'll break your heart.
Superbad is a modern comedy classic. Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg's movie is a genuinely fresh and funny take on the the coming-of-age subgenre of "let's lose our virginity before the end of high school."
In Stephen Chbosky's drama, a socially awkward loner (Logan Lerman) befriends two free-spirited older kids (Emma Watson and Ezra Miller) who open him up to the world of music, friendship, and love.
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Can't Hardly Wait is the like the cool older cousin of Superbad and Booksmart. Years worth of dreams and expectations play out over the course of a high school graduation party, as the characters seek love, closure, and (of course) sex. Featuring Jason Segel in a pre-Freaks and Geeks cameo, the kid from Hook, Seth Green, Melissa Joan Hart and more '90s stars.
Dorothea, a free-spirited single mother in her 50s, enlists the help of two friends to guide her son Jamie as he navigates his adolescence in 1979 Santa Barbara. Starring Greta Gerwig as Dorothea’s pink-haired punk photographer tenant and Elle Fanning as Jamie’s troubled friend 20th Century Women is a tender tale about manhood and the women who raise us.
It's a setup we've seen before: a pretend relationship turns real. But don't be fooled. To All The Boys I've Loved Before is actually very good, full of funny and sincere moments that will satisfy any rom-com cynic. You might even find yourself watching the two sequels, (also on Netflix).
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As sweet and funny as Lady Bird, but a little wackier and sex-focused. Yes, God, Yes follows a Catholic school girl (Stranger Things's Natalia Dyer) as she explores her sexuality after an innocent AOL chat turns racy.
If you're feeling teen movie/supernatural Groundhog Day vibe, Before I Fall is the one for you. A popular teenage girl is killed in a car crash after a party, only to wake up the next morning stuck in the same day over and over again. Will she see the error of her mean ways and break free of the loop?
Teenage outcast Ellie Chu's life takes a turn when Paul—a goofy but well-meaning jock—hires her to write love letters to his crush Aster. Could Ellie be falling for Aster herself? This queer teen rom-com is equal parts cheesy, refreshing, and heartwarming.
Ah, The Kissing Booth. Netflix's beloved smash franchise finds Joey King and Jacob Elordi (Euphoria) in a forbidden high school romance. Award-winning? Perhaps not. Entertaining enough? One hundred percent.
Anna Grace Lee Anna Grace Lee is an editorial fellow at Esquire, where she covers pop culture, music, and entertainment.
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