do you think the movie mean girls is realistic to how girls really treat each other in high school?
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Yes, It's a big drama fight to be the most popular girl.  The whole thing with the "cliques" is true to.  Stuff like that makes it hard for people to get through high school, because they are always worrying about what other people think about them
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Description of the film 13 - don't know whether this is what you want or not.\n\nAt the edge of adolescence, Tracy is a smart straight-A student--if not a little naive. When she befriends Evie, the most popular and beautiful girl in school, Evie leads Tracy down a path of sex, drugs and self-mutilation. As Tracy transforms herself and her identity, her world becomes a boiling, emotional cauldron fueled by new tensions between her and her mother--as well as, teachers and old friends. \n\nThis is a film written by teenager Nikki Reed and starring Reed, Holly Hunter, Jeremy Sisto, and Evan Rachel Wood\n\nhttp://movies.yahoo.com/shop?d=hv&cf=info&id=1808450790&intl=us\n\ns
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Oh my God!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! COOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!\nI love the movie High School Movie!\nChristine
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I wished that we would have had a 15th.  \n\nI went to my 10 year and I encourage everyone to go to theirs.  It was the most cathartic experience I ever had regarding High School.  College didn't mean so much, since I had stayed in touch with most of my college friends.  But High School....!\n\nThe Star's = mostly washed-up has-beens that were going to cash in on whatever fame that carried them to the heights that they had spent those formative years.\n\nThe Jock's = It takes a lot of work to keep those bodies in beer drinking shape.  I have a great memory of one footballer, who during the high school years, would make fun of "Fat-Chicks"... Well you guessed it... This football stud not only lost all of his hair, but was more than 200lbs over what he weighed in high school.  He hadn't only lost his hair, but his two previous wives as well.\n\nThe Beauties = Didn't seem to recognize many of these, I don't know why not?\n\nThe plain Joe's, Plain Jane's and the rest of the Wallflowers = God/Mother Nature/Fate (?) All played the most delicious notes on these classmates.  Most were Confident, Accomplished, Down to Earth, Happily coupled, Content, and BEAUTIFUL - INSIDE & OUT! And the main reason why  so many of us miss the Good Ole days of whatever school we missed.  It wasn't the Glitter that we missed, it was the background that made them so interesting.  The nicest thing about a reunion, is that the former glitter, now becomes the background to let these fine folks SHINE :-D\n\nThanks,\n\nJames
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I LOVE Ashley Tisdale her roles change from punk to pretty on the Suite Life of Zack and Cody and then she totally changes when she plays in High School Musical by playing a very high matinence, rude girl. I love her hair also. In the end she is probably one of my favorite actresses and I would like to see her in bigger films.
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The Breakfast Club is a superb movies where 5 totally different people (2 girls, 3 guys), who come from totally different High School social circles, have detention one Saturday and become friends from their experiences and interactions that day. One of my all-time faves!
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Dare anyone answer you! LOL When I saw your question it took me back to Jr. High..and I will not say how long ago that was. There was this georgous girl in 8th grade. She walked like she was a princess and her face was like an angel. ( no I am not a guy, go with me here) Everyone was speechless around her because her beauty was unreal. I can see her face like it was yesterday. Well, as this beauties personality came to bloom in front of us over time she became very ugly. She had a cold heart, was completely self-centered, had a foul mouth and very unpleasant to be around. Sure she had boyfriends but they were for very short terms and they never went back. I felt sad for her, it was as if her beauty was.... deceiving.... her. In conlusion, I will say that, as for myself I do not think I am ugly, I FEEL beautiful at times, but my body will become very wrinkled and probably arthritic someday with those age spots too, the only beauty worth noting comes from inside. I know it sounds cliche or idealistic but I think it is so true. The personality, character, and SOUL is what makes someone beautiful.
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I felt that way about some girlfriends I had in high school, but in time the relationships that I thought could never end, did end.  It seems so impossible when a relationship is going well like that, that it could ever end, but it happens all the time, and takes you by surprise.  That said, I have known people who did make it through many years after high school, so it does happen successfully sometimes.  I would say that more often than not, high school relationships do not remain long term, but there are always exceptions, and you may be one of them.  Best of luck!\n\n~Kyle
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I love that movie. I am 26 and I first watched it when I was 16. The movie was great as was the book....Love means never having to say you are sorry.
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Not all do. Ever see the commediene Monique (Sorry about the spelling, she has a creative spelling of her last name)? Her self esteem is very high and she is able to laugh at herself. Her last movie Phat Girlz was funny but also carried a very important message that it is not what a person looks like but how he or she carries themselves. I highly encourage you and other people to see this movie.
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I LOVED the movie...I read the book first!  It was one of my favorite movies as a teenThe name of it is called "Sooner or Later".  It was back in 1978 or 79.  The guitar instructor was played by Rex Smith.\n\nHere is a summary of it:\nFor those who may not have seen it, the film centers on pretty 13-year-old Jessie Walters.  A visit to a cosmetic counter changes her whole life when a make-over transforms her into a young girl that could easily pass for 16.   Bring in Michael Skye, the gorgeous 17-year-old singer for the Skye Band whom Jessie sees performing at the very shopping mall where she was magically transformed.   It's love at first sight!  But...sigh...Jessie will never see him again...or will she?\n\nAs fate would have it, Jessie signs up for guitar lessons, and who would her instructor just HAPPEN to be??  MICHAEL SKYE!  Michael offers lovely Jessie a ride home.  And "how old are you?" inquires Michael.   "16!"  It's out before Jessie can stop it!\n\nSo begins a series of humorous scenarios by Jessie to carry out her sham as a "16 year old."  And along the way..the two fall in love.  But when Jessie finds herself next to Michael at a drive-in movie, will she be able to follow through with all that being 16 might mean?\n\nThe humor of the film is both wonderfully funny and wonderfully warm ~ which keeps this movie from going over the top and becoming "after-school special" material.  Hearing the voices in Jessie's head, spewing scenarios from cheezy dimestore romance novels in a hilarious ~ and horribly off-kilter ~ southern drawl is just a sampling of what makes this movie worth the price of admission.\n\nWhile the movie is dated in some physical respects, this is part of what makes the film so enjoyable and one that will take you down memory lane.   How about that typical 70's teen idol/Motley Crue long hair on Rex Smith ~ goes just right with his embroidered-pocket jeans and butterfly collars!  And it's hilarious to see him tooling around in that GIGANTIC puke-green road yacht (a.k.a. 1970's station wagon).  Also be sure to check out the posters on Caroline's wall, Jessie's best friend.  Anybody remember Shaun Cassidy??\n\nBut while the physical aspects may be dated, first love and teen angst are issues that span generations and will always be up to date.  This is a film I plan on showing my daughter when she's old enough to understand it, and one I remember fondly from my youth.  When I rewatched it a few weeks ago (after having not seen it for ~ well, since 1979!), I wondered if I would leave the couch wondering what it was I had found so touching, memorable and "swoon-worthy" so many years ago as a teen.  It's happened before; however when it was over, I remembered exactly why it touched me, and still does.  No matter how old you are, this movie makes you remember why your first love is the one you'll never forget ~ and one you'll never quite get over. \n\nThe happy ending of this warm and wonderful movie is what inspired so many young girls that true love would come around ~ SOONER OR LATER!\n\nYou can also go here for more info on it!\n\nhttp://www.imdb.com/title/tt0079935/
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Throught most of the movie these two characters seem very different, however, towards the end it is revealed that they more similar than they would like to admit.  \nKat seems to be anti-social and full of angst.  However, throught the movie we learn that alot of this is due to the burdon of being a constant example for her younger sis, and hiding the secret about her past relationship with Joey.  In the end, we see Kat as someone who can open her heart, can learn to love, and is capable of taking care of herself and those around her.\nBianca seems to be a typical "popular kid" who is only worried about her lipgloss and the latest fashions.  In the end we learn that she is not as superficial as she might like to think, and that she also doesn't care what people think about her.\nWow, I so thought I would come up with something better than that!  Sorry!  But I love the movie!
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I'm 14 and I love the movie! I have the movie and the soundtrack. Before it even came out there were these girls in my class that would sing the songs in the middle of our class and they were talking about getting the dvd that shows you the dance moves when it came out. It's not just a movie for little kids under the age of 12 it's for everyone at any age. If you think it's just for little kids then you should listen to the whole point of the movie, which is to be yourself and do what you to do and don't let anybody stop you or tell you different.
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Definitely "Status Quo."  \nIt portrays the reality of cliches in school, and pretty much how everyone just sticks to the status quo of their group.  The choreography for the cafeteria scene in the movie is pretty wicked too.
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I don't belive that I should dignify this question with a response, but I will. The fact that you would even point this out shows the decay of American culture. What about serious movies such as _Life is Beautiful_ that can tug on one's heart strings or even some of the comedy greats? \n\nSo to answer you, if you cannot guess, I say no.
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I love it.. It came out when i was about to go into Jr high and it gave kids a look on life. I know remakes and sequels dont work out a lot, but god i could see either or both in today's world. A modern Breakfest Club is just what we need.
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I think it's a great idea, although I wouldn't agree to a board proposing that all schools be same-sex. It changes the social dynamics so much and in a positive way, usually, especially at the junior high and high school levels. The girls don't have to worry about the boys making fun of them when they start \n'developping' and hit puberty and the girls don't have to be so catty towards each other in terms of male attention. The boys won't spend their time trying to be all macho in front of girls or checking the girls out or stuff like that.