Clueless

HKFanatic

At a recent screening of "Clueless," I watched as Cher's famous line "And in conclusion may I please remind you it does not say R.S.V.P. on the Statue of Liberty!" brought the audience to enthusiastic cheers. As seemingly light and inconsequential as the film may seem, the moment was incredibly cathartic in the wake of the recent Travel Ban. Twenty years later, "Clueless" feels twice as smart and funny.

Karthik

An essential read for those who love Clueless: it beautifully takes as its center the "make-over" theme that permeates the film from the Austen connection to L.A. as the center of the glamour (i.e. make-over) industry: here is Lesley Stern's lovely appreciation: http://www.australianhumanitiesreview.org/archive/Issue-August-1997/stern.html

Duncan Gray

The cream of the crop for both "chick flicks" and high school adaptations of classics, plus a totally legit, witty good time—even if Pauly Shore references have dated and the film has now picked up a subtext of a culture careening towards economic collapse.

Mark Garrett

Starship Troopers feminist companion: subversive, brilliantly performed consumer culture exposé in the form of a romantic comedy. Alicia Silverstone creates the ultimate villain.

Amadeus Magnus

Modern day Jane Austen (Emma) adaptation. Tardiness speech and highway scenes are very funny. Clearly Heckerling's best. - Do you like Billie Holiday? - I love him.

Matt Burgess

Sweet, colourful pop escapism that gently pokes fun at shallow valley girls. Refreshingly clever and unpretentious compared to the obnoxious John Hughes movies that came years before and the grating teen comedies its success spawned.

Ethan

This is a very entertaining comedy and Alicia Silverstone is nothing short of great in this. Also the television series they made from this wasn't bad either.

T. J. Mesen

Clueless doesn't have much going on, i.e. it's kinda clueless about what it does. Still, why is it that it's so appealing to watch depictions of North American High School life?