<p>PCU.</p>
<p>and Revenge of the Nerds.</p>
<p>and Back to School (wasn't even listed!).</p>
<p>Stealing the test or what not, not about college but same neighborhood.</p>
<p>Animal House is by far the best college movie.</p>
<p>The Real Cancun. I'm seriously kidding.</p>
<p>Neither Legally Blonde nor the Graduate are actually about college</p>
<p>Animal House and Old School rule (especially if you know what fraternities are really like) </p>
<p>Harold and Kumar is great too</p>
<p>drumline? are you kidding me? -_-</p>
<p>old school DEFINITELY deserves to be #1.</p>
<p>A Beautiful Mind was a great college movie. Two thumbs up!</p>
<p>Come on. The movie covered Nash's life.</p>
<p>I guess it's fine since the movie evolved around his college years mostly...</p>
<p>Old School and Animal House.</p>
<p>...a little known movie from the mid-1970s, FRATERNITY ROW.</p>
<p>The film, which was shot on a shoestring budget, follows the story of a pledge and his pledge master at a small Eastern LAC, circa 1954.</p>
<p>While there are some cliches in the film, it catches the look and the mood of the time. Paul Newman's son, Scott, played the sadistic fraternity brother who believes in pledging; Scott Newman died not too long after the movie was released. Gregory Harrison, (Trapper John, MD) played the pledge. A few other actors are recognizable and Cliff Robertson is the narrator.</p>
<p>I dont know if the movie is on DVD and I havent seen it on television for years.</p>
<p>Animal House
Van Wilder</p>
<p>The SI list was terrible, except for Revenge of the Nerds.</p>
<p>Harold and Kumar is my favorite, and The Waterboy and The Graduate are pretty good.</p>
<p>Just one word... plastics.</p>