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Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT Movies like Project X deliver the wild parties and the unbreakable friendship of youth. The 2012 film takes place over the course of one night while following Thomas, Costa, and J.B., three unpopular high school seniors committed to throwing the party of their lives.
The Hangover has a spectacular cast and feels like a hilarious puzzle, consistently surprising the audience by upping the ante. Similar to the way Project X deals with the unpredictability of a party, introducing a scenario where anything can happen, The Hangover unfolds a chaotic night that only gets worse as the characters dig deeper. Despite the two sequels being letdowns, there are hopes for a possible Hangover 4.
8 Booksmart Two Academically Talented Girls Attempt To Enjoy High School For The First Time Booksmart is a recent comedy that explores Project X's style from the perspective of two teen girls. The movie revolves around Amy and Molly, two high-school seniors who realize they wasted years of their lives refusing to have fun, always putting studies first. As their school year draws to a close, the two finally decide to work less and play more, setting out for an unforgettable night of fun.
...captures Project X's feeling of the endless potential of being young and going for something seemingly out of reach. While the classic '90s teen comedy is much more down to earth than Project X, both movies effectively play with the idea of a never-ending hangout, complemented by great uses of music in Dazed and Confused. The movie also helped kickstart the careers of young Hollywood actors like Ben Affleck, Cole Hauser, and Matthew McConaughey.
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