Computer movies are frequently hilariously bad. Computer science students can find hours of entertainment in even the stupidest hacker movie, which is full of misconceptions, fear, and completely incorrect facts. For computer science students, this selection of films includes the greatest misinformed, wise, and just plain humorous films to watch.

1. Office Space- Unfortunately, not many computer scientists enjoy their work, and Office Space makes light of the situation. As a computer science student, you can find humour in this film whether you're already working at a desk job you despise or are looking forward to starting one.
   
    
2. Hackers- For rebellious computer science students, Hackers is a classic. The story's protagonist is arrested as a teenager for inventing a computer virus, then as an adult, he works with his pals to foil a scheme to unleash a dangerous computer virus. For computer science students who are captivated by the computer hacker underground, the film is motivating.
   
    
3. Wargames- Oops! When an unwitting computer genius hacks into a military computer to play a war simulation, he unintentionally begins World War III. Students will appreciate the concepts of computer control, automation, and the importance of error-free performance.
   
    
4. Swordfish- Swordfish, one of the most exciting and star-studded hacker films, combines hacking, billions of cash, and government thievery in a Robin Hood endeavour. Students studying computer science should view this film to reflect on the great power of their education.
   
    
5. Ghost in the Shell- Ghost in the Shell is a Japanese animated film set in 2029 that recounts the narrative of a well-connected future full of hackers and the cyborgs that stop them. Over connectedness will be taught to computer science students in Ghost in the Shell.
   
    
6. The Matrix- Most computer programmers have quite ordinary lives, but Neo discovers that his reality is a programmed artificial world rather than a genuine one. Neo is an inspiration to everybody who believes that actual human existence is more important than virtual reality.
   
    
7. Iron Man- Iron Man is a film that appeals to both comic book fans and computer enthusiasts, with enough action to appeal to a wide audience. Tony Stark, a billionaire, uses technology to save his life as well as combat evil.
   
    
8. Tron- Have you ever felt like you were enslaved by your computer? In this film, a hacker is actually a hacker who must fight a programme that keeps him imprisoned. Students can use this film, as well as its sequel Tron: Legacy, to teach them about being bigger than a computer programme.
   
    
9. Antitrust- If you decide you'll be set for life after you land up in your dream programming job, then you need to think again. This film examines the computer science industry's propensity for ruthlessness and danger.
   
    
10. Jumpin Jack Flash- Whoopi Goldberg is perhaps not the first person who comes to mind when people think of computer science. However, Whoopi's part in Jumpin' Jack Flash demonstrates how harmful computer users can be accidentally.