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* [[Narm]] - any scene attempting to be dramatic. |
* [[Narm]] - any scene attempting to be dramatic. |
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* [[Recycled Premise]] - ''Sixteen Candles'' and ''Ferris Bueller's Day Off'' |
* [[Recycled Premise]] - ''Sixteen Candles'' and ''Ferris Bueller's Day Off'' |
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* [[Retroactive Recognition]] / [[Role Association]]: This movie is almost worth watching due to incredibly large amounts of [[Hey |
* [[Retroactive Recognition]] / [[Role Association]]: This movie is almost worth watching due to incredibly large amounts of [[Hey It's That Guy]] moments throughout. (And have increased through the years.) |
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** You've got [[Glee|Sue Sylvester]], [[The Office|Michael Scott]], [[American Horror Story|Tate Langdon]], [[Scott Pilgrim vs. the World|Envy Adams]], [[Weeds|Silas Botwin]], [[Curb Your Enthusiasm|Jeff Garlin]], [[Superman Returns|Jimmy Olsen]], and [[Halloween|Laurie Strode]]. And you even have [[The Lying Game|Mads Rybek]] and [[Summer Glau|River Tam]] in bit parts. |
** You've got [[Glee|Sue Sylvester]], [[The Office|Michael Scott]], [[American Horror Story|Tate Langdon]], [[Scott Pilgrim vs. the World|Envy Adams]], [[Weeds|Silas Botwin]], [[Curb Your Enthusiasm|Jeff Garlin]], [[Superman Returns|Jimmy Olsen]], and [[Halloween|Laurie Strode]]. And you even have [[The Lying Game|Mads Rybek]] and [[Summer Glau|River Tam]] in bit parts. |
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* [[Unfortunate Implications]] - The girls have just finished 8th grade (that is, 13-14). Their male love interests are heavily implied to be high school upperclassmen. Squick. |
* [[Unfortunate Implications]] - The girls have just finished 8th grade (that is, 13-14). Their male love interests are heavily implied to be high school upperclassmen. Squick. |
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Revision as of 02:58, 10 January 2014
- Hollywood Homely - Summer Glau, of all people.
- Julie and her friends. Really, the only difference between Hannah and Stacie is that Stacie curls her hair.
- Hollywood Nerd: Julie and her friends
- Spongebob and his friends, although they at least, unlike Julie and co., have several personality quirks.
- Narm - any scene attempting to be dramatic.
- Recycled Premise - Sixteen Candles and Ferris Bueller's Day Off
- Retroactive Recognition / Role Association: This movie is almost worth watching due to incredibly large amounts of Hey It's That Guy moments throughout. (And have increased through the years.)
- You've got Sue Sylvester, Michael Scott, Tate Langdon, Envy Adams, Silas Botwin, Jeff Garlin, Jimmy Olsen, and Laurie Strode. And you even have Mads Rybek and River Tam in bit parts.
- Unfortunate Implications - The girls have just finished 8th grade (that is, 13-14). Their male love interests are heavily implied to be high school upperclassmen. Squick.
- The girls actually manage to convince their teacher to take a picture of him buying them a drink at a bar. Yeah, because that won't possibly get him fired or anything.