A collection of the best party movies comes as therapy. Real entertainment from the world’s best and hilarious actors will not just crack your ribs off but also work on your moods. Great peace of art will trigger your feelings and help you walk down memory lane.
Most good old movies have won the test of time from generation to generation as viewers feel entertained, can relate to their daily happenings, and are humorous and engaging. The following is a list of some of the best party movie:
Afterlife of the Party (2021)
English 1h 49m IMDb
Director: Stephen Herek
Stars: Victoria Justice, Midori Francis, Robyn Scott
This type of movie puts a smile on your face and makes you feel great. The characters are well cast for their roles, giving their best performance. Cassie (Victoria Justice), a social butterfly, dies on her 25th birthday from an accident.
She is trying to come to terms with her death when her guardian angel (Robyn Scott) tells her that she has five days to correct her mistakes before she goes to heaven. The character (Victoria) brings a girlish charm to her role.
The film is quite enjoyable and is an excellent recommendation to watch. The cast is decent, which is complemented by good cinematography and music. The movie still delivers fairly impactful scenes with good redemption and a good heart.
Bachelor Party (1984)
English 1h 45m IMDb
Director: Neal Israel
Stars: Tom Hanks, Tawny Kitaen, Adrian Zmed
This is a great movie that serves its purpose of bringing real entertainment. The film is beyond funny and needs viewers to have checked their funny bones as Bachelor Party will keep you laughing nonstop.
The movie features silly and over-the-top actors. It displays an alley of gorgeous women being natural and showing skin, not to forget a donkey that is “high.” Despite its age, you will laugh your ass off for the entire movie should you decide to watch it.
The film remains special with sweet memories and a wild bachelor party you can’t afford to miss. An about-to-be married gentleman is about the most fabulous sendoff bachelor party ever!
Project X (2012)
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Have you ever dreamt of partying? Project X is one film that will leave you in another world. Words of the party move like bush fire as three high school friends decide to make a name for themselves by throwing a party that gets out of control fast.
Thomas Kubs’ birthday is turned into a super artistic Oscar film that will leave you in stitches while remembering all the crazy parties you ever come along to. Every scene is fun with a great soundtrack complementing totally comical dialogue with ridiculous moves that will leave you breathless.
This movie is fun, with humour and a classic storyline. The film is beautiful and a reprieve as it does not betray its setup.
These outcast young champs give out a party to become known, only for it to get out of control. What else do you want to enjoy with friends while having an easy time, if not this hilarious film?
The Hangover (2009)
English 1h 40m IMDb
Director: Todd Phillips
Stars: Zach Galifianakis, Bradley Cooper, Justin Bartha
“All that happens in Vegas dies a natural death in Vegas” The bachelor is missing with an eroded memory of events that happened the previous night. Have you insured your lungs? This film will blow them out from start to finish.
Hilarious situations and jokes will leave you laughing for the rest of your life. This movie is about a bachelor party in Vegas that goes awry with nobody in the grip of anything that happened yesterday, with a painful yet humorous aftermath.
The Hangover prides itself on a balance of character and vulgarity. It is funny to see pretty people exploit their security. Cooper will show you this clearly in this film. Bradley Cooper, Zack Galifianakis, and Ed Helms perfectly fall into unforeseen scenes away from girlfriend/wife.
These characters fall hard and strangely can’t remember anything that happened. Trying to pick up the pieces from the occurrence of the night will leave your ribs dry.
Can’t Hardly Wait (1998)
English 1h 40m IMDb
Director: Harry Elfont, Deborah Kaplan
Stars: Jennifer Love Hewitt, Ethan Embry, Charlie Korsmo
Daydreamer awesome guy Ethan Embry, photogenic Jennifer, and Seth Green are likable casts to spike up your moment while enjoying this piece of art. The movie’s tone is excellent, complementing the great actors and actresses.
It is funny to watch the stupid, desperate yet hilarious wigger, and, of course, Jennifer/Amandas knockers with her lovable and legendary rack with venerability that is so lovely. Watching this film will leave you feeling for the guy in the washroom while listening to the scandal with no regrets.
The radio station is a riot, and the scenes are hilarious from the beginning to the end. Watch teenagers crack jokes, run around, scream, yell at each other, kiss, drink, and fall in love.
The film is romantic, with crazy girls and boys at a party. Are you in a high mood? This movie will take you to a galaxy far away and you end up giggling hysterically.
Van Wilder (2002)
English 1h 32m IMDb
Director: Walt Becker
Stars: Ryan Reynolds, Tara Reid, Tim Matheson
A film about a college student who, for seven years, is stuck in college without graduating: loaded with sexual humour and imperfection, Van Wilder (the wild man who in the film has friends ranging from nerds to jocks) keeps time tickling as he doesn’t want to leave college, keeps calling home until he meets a gorgeous that makes him realize his strength.
Everyone would love to be associated with this kind of guy in college. He (Reynolds) finds a precarious balance between cheerful insanity and recklessness; he is friendly, likable, and the most famous person at Coolidge College.
Wilder is great at throwing parties and assists other students with their coursework, but never takes his future seriously.
The movie keeps a high level of cheerfulness throughout its time and, thankfully, never gives in to sentimentality. Grab your popcorn and experience this incredible film with friends or your loved ones.
American Pie (1999)
English 1h 35m IMDb
Director: Paul Weitz, Chris Weitz(uncredited)
Stars: Jason Biggs, Chris Klein, Thomas Ian Nicholas
Four friends want to lose their virginity before graduating. With prom night as the ultimate day, you will laugh almost the whole way through. The characters are great-hearted boys who think all they want is sex.
They have a deeper understanding and develop better and genuine connections with their girls. The movie has several descriptive talks of all kinds of sexual activities, with female and male masturbation and premature ejaculation.
Watching this film will leave you laughing, and you will pity the characters when you don’t.
Losing virginity to friends proves more complicated than they anticipated. Find undiluted humour in American Pie with lots of fun as the movie is wild and over the top with lots of authentic moments.
Back to School (1986)
English 1h 36m IMDb
Director: Alan Metter
Stars: Rodney Dangerfield, Sally Kellerman, Burt Young
To help his son, who is having trouble fitting into college, Rodney Dangerfield joins as a student at the same college. Some people are unhappy about becoming the big man on campus. This is a comedy that does not get old as the cast is terrific.
Rodney is hilarious, and you will love every scene. He plays a self-made millionaire whose son is away at college. He becomes a spendthrift, beer-swilling, delights school administration and the student body.
For people who like laughing and having fun, this is their movie. A young Robert Downey, Jr. is equally fun. Rodney made this film with his hilarious one-liners. The more you watch it, the funnier it gets.
Grandma’s Boy (2006)
English 1h 34m IMDb
Director: Nicholaus Goossen
Stars: Allen Covert, Linda Cardellini, Shirley Jones
If you don’t care whether a film has a plot as long as it is funny, this is a masterpiece. You will enjoy plenty of stupid and silly moments yet so amusing. Watch a painful romantic comedy out of Grandma’s Boy.
The movie is about game designers that turn freaky. A video game tester in his middle-age who stays with his granny as he makes a living. He is attracted to a lady colleague, which gets him into trouble with his strange boss.
This film is funny, and the jokes are highly memorable. It is full of loveable characters, which makes it even more entertaining.
You will laugh just as much the second time you watch Grandmas Boy as you did the first, perhaps even louder. With irritable lines, the movie is excellent; even your father (who is somewhat strict) will think it hilarious.
Take Me Home Tonight (2011)
English 1h 37m IMDb
Director: Michael Dowse
Stars: Topher Grace, Anna Faris, Dan Fogler
The film has a great, tight script that is focused throughout its runtime. Matt Franklin leaves his position at a lab, which strongly angers his father.
He finds a job at a video store where his young life crisis takes a more significant turn when Anna Faris (his twin sister) gets engaged, his high school crush, Tori Frederking, comes back into his life(had come back for a party organized by her class) and his best friend gets fired from his job as a car salesman.
This character is engaged in a crazy night of partying, mischief and self-discovery. Take Me Home Tonight will take you on an adventure with a connection with the actors. Can Matt keep up with his deception of Tori that he works for Goldman-Sachs as an investment banker?
Euro Trip (2004)
English 1h 32m IMDb
Director: Jeff Schaffer, Alec Berg(uncredited), David Mandel(uncredited)
Stars: Scott Mechlowicz, Jacob Pitts, Michelle Trachtenberg
A high school graduate (Scott Thomas) at Ohio high school embarks on an adventurous trip to Europe after his girlfriend leaves him.
I must admit you will have fun watching this movie, with misadventures on the way, xenophobic jokes, odd characters, and seeing how stereotypes about the French, Germans and the Catholic Church are magnified.
This movie is about typical teenagers going through Europe looking for their dream girl. The movie is fascinating given its unstoppable smooth flow of hilarious jokes.
By watching this film, you will appreciate the well-selected cast (likable and teamwork), entertaining situations, great locations, and fantastic music. The ringing of the bell in the Vatican followed by the “white smoke” routine is memorable.
Everybody Wants Some!! (2016)
English 1h 57m IMDb
Director: Richard Linklater
Stars: Blake Jenner, Tyler Hoechlin, Ryan Guzman
Members of the college baseball team after college move into an off-campus house. They explore their adult life. This film expresses optimism for these ex-college men in their passion for baseball and beautiful girls.
The hero is Jake, a freshman pitcher joining the rest of his baseball team in one of the two houses provided off campus and conveniently unsupervised.
He denotes the youthful idealism of an ex-high-school star athlete. Characters in this movie appear to be over-competitive, joking with each other, trying to get laid, and partying. The movie is intelligently written, well-acted, fun, and well shot.
Casting this film was the most crucial part, which came out successfully. If you want to watch some teens mess around and laugh yourself out, this is your piece.
Wedding Crashers (2005)
English 1h 59m IMDb
Director: David Dobkin
Stars: Owen Wilson, Vince Vaughn, Rachel McAdams
Business partners and best friends John Beckwith and Jeremy Grey have a rare scheme to crash weddings and sleep with unsuspecting young beautiful women. The concept in this film is tremendous and shines with the men’s chemistry.
The characters deliver their performances perfectly. The movie possesses enough genuine emotion to have you caring, absurdity, and a vast physical comedy to keep you entertained.
John and Jeremy are committed bachelors who enjoy womanizing. John is tired, but a job offer gets him back to crash a wedding held by Treasury Secretary Cleary’s daughter.
Things, however, take a twist when he falls for Claire Cleary, with Jeremy trapped with the clingy Gloria. This significantly jeopardizes their real identities.
Sisters (2015)
English 1h 58m IMDb
Director: Jason Moore
Stars: Amy Poehler, Tina Fey, Maya Rudolph
In remembrance of their old glory days, a decision to hold a house party by two sisters before their parents sell their home. Tina Fey and Amy Poehler are undeniably funny comedians in this film.
The connection between the two is powerful, and many good memories are scattered amidst the film runtime as they go down memory lane together. The sisters are, however, at different ends of life’s spectrum.
You will laugh out loud over and over until you run dry watching this film. This is your next film on the line, lavish with jokes that are not only memorable but relatable(parties get out of hand, flirting with guys, parents make decisions that get children off, people get drunk).
Scenes in the film showcase reactions from the sisters who last shared a venue eight years ago, with the crisis in the house party at the story’s center.
Valley Girl (1983)
English 1h 39m IMDb
Director: Martha Coolidge
Stars: Nicolas Cage, Deborah Foreman, Elizabeth Daily
Two love birds from different worlds meet and find love. This film captures early 80s life very well. The characters accurately represent the era. Nicolas Cage is perfectly cast as the relaxed yet aggressive guy with irritable friends.
Nearly forty years later, this is a great film, and the story is timeless. This is a brilliant movie that displays uniqueness over time. Strange people fall in love, and no barrier can stand in the way when they do. It shows that teenagers are outrageously fun.
If you genuinely appreciate old school or were probably born in the 80s, this film is a must-see and will no doubt thrill you. Randy refuses to give up and tries to win Julie back. Will he be lucky? Find out from this old but yet young film.
Neighbors (2014)
English 1h 37m IMDb
Director: Nicholas Stoller
Stars: Seth Rogen, Rose Byrne, Zac Efron
The dialogue is hilarious, extremely clever, and witty. The use of many of the F words adds to its authenticity and flavor in a comically exaggerated scenario. The film makes use of so many satirical elements. Seth Rogan’s wife (Rose) played her role very well.
Byrne was also hilarious. Both of them clicked awesomely, and their chemistry is breathtaking, making the film look so much fun to make. Stella stole the show as she is so cute and funny yet a baby. I love this film as multiple hilarious moments will have you clapping and cheering.
Summary
Watching a good film is the reward one gets for your time, attention, resources, and emotional needs. Any film on the best party movie list will prove its worth and exceed your expect
