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22 August 2005

Review of Whatever! edition of CLUELESS

Filed under: Screen — Mags @ 3:43 pm

DVD Talk has a review of the newly-released Whatever! edition of CLUELESS. The reviewer admits that the film has aged somewhat, as must be expected with a film that depends so heavily on pop culture references.

Truthfully, one could make a killer drinking game by picking out the dated refences (cell phones with extendable antennae, pagers, backwards baseball caps, etc…), but the ideas that changing others isn’t a path to happiness and that being true to yourself is a good thing are timeless. After all, they made the trip from Austen’s pen to Silverstone’s mouth without much wear.

There’s a good rundown of the extras, most of which were not included in the original DVD of the film and definitely make it worth the investment for fans.

2 Responses to “Review of Whatever! edition of CLUELESS”

  1. Alison Says:

    I love love Clueless. Does anyone else?

    Alison

  2. Mags Says:

    *raises hand*

    I know one Janeite who was trying to convince Amy Heckerling to direct a film version of NA. (I think it would be fun to get M. Night Shyamalan, myself, but Amy Heckerling would also be excellent.)

 

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