TOP TEN COLLEGE THEMED COMEDY
We all know if John Belushi’s character in Animal House and Will Ferrell’s character in Old School were real, they would be everyone’s facebook friends. Most of these characters majored in partying. Thanks to these movies you can reminisce about toga parties and keggers. Who says college only has to last four years? 10. Road Trip. Most college road trips end up at concerts or poolside Spring break hotels with wet t-shirt contests and scantily clad co-eds. However, in this 2000 movie one desperate student enlists three of his friends to take a road trip to stop an illicit sex tape from being delivered to his girlfriend, 1800 miles away. Teaching us this very important lesson: if you are going to cheat be careful—gas is too expensive to waste trying to save yourself from getting dumped.
9. Orange County Local surfer kid really, really, really wants to go to Stanford. After his application hits a guidance counselor-caused snafu, his girlfriend and brother (Jack Black) pull out all the comedic stops to get him into the Ivy league school of his dreams.
8. American Pie 2 Back together after being separated for their first year of college, the American Pie group discovers just how close they really are—a shared beach house, killer party, and super glue figure prominently. This movie is all about “sticking” together.
7. Dead Man on Campus What would you do if your roommate committed suicide and your reward to this devastating news was straight A’s? TOGA PARTY!!!!!!!!!!
6. The Waterboy This movie is Adam Sandler’s crowning achievement. He plays Bobby Boucher, a backwoods retard with a knack for delivering punishing hits to those on and off the football field. This movie alone is responsible for more catch phrases than I care to remember. Think about it–”You can do it!” 5. Revenge of the Nerds Who said nerds can’t be cool? After being bullied by a group of jackass fraternity brothers, a group of underdogs pull together to fight back — it’s time for the odd ones out to get even.
4. Back to School Millionaire Thornton Melon (Rodney Dangerfield) puts his money where his big mouth is and heads back to campus to prove to his son that going to college can be a blast.