“Whenever a boy comes you should always have something baking.”
Ya, cuz that’s what any high school boys wants with a high school girl. Baked goods.
“Whenever a boy comes you should always have something baking.”
Ya, cuz that’s what any high school boys wants with a high school girl. Baked goods.
Not those types of Polaroids you perv
“He does dress better than me. What would I bring to the relationship?”
“Are you bitches blind?”
They always are. Bonehead.
I love this freeway scene
I always think about this freeway scene whenever I fly into LAX
That’s also what every high school boys wants to be. A Shopping buddy.
“Your man Christian is a cake boy!”
“A what?”
“He’s a disco-dancing, Oscar-Wilde-reading, Streisand-ticket-holding friend of Dorothy, know what I’m saying?”
Well, some of them do.
Fair enough.
Not me, mind you. Shopping is just a means to an end, as far as I’m concerned.
“As far as I’m concerned I’m the Messiah of the DMV.”
Aren’t they all that way? That’s a lot of Messiahs…
Writers sat in classes in Beverly Hills High to get the flavor of the students.
I wouldn’t know.
Isn’t getting the flavor of high school students illegal in most states?
In the MTV Movie Awards for the year following the release of Clueless, the geriatric cast of “The Golden Girls” (1985) did a spoof on some of the high points of the film, most notably the “balls flying at my face” scene at gym class.
Do you guys see that when it aired? I didn’t. I wish I did.
“OK, OK, so he’s kind of a Baldwin.”
Unlike most of the Baldwins these days.
This movie is very tongue-in-cheek. It’s gonna take another viewing for me to get into it.
Well…there’s parental consent and some high school students are 18…
I wonder if they got the idea for Legally Blonde from this movie?