Clueless - Cher, Master of the Argument

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  • @thetake
    @thetake  5 років тому +502

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    • @GigaChadh976
      @GigaChadh976 5 років тому +5

      analysis of all the Jojo’s In Jojo’s bizzare adventure

    • @justino8641
      @justino8641 5 років тому +3

      Patiently waiting for a Cruel Intentions (1999) video essay (please and thank you)

    • @godgirl34599
      @godgirl34599 5 років тому +4

      Cher is effing iconic & she's my spirit animal! 👑💃

    •  5 років тому +2

      Can you do an analysis on the main character of 13 going on 30?

    • @venus_envy
      @venus_envy 5 років тому

      Just a heads up, _All the Young Dudes_ was written by Bowie for Mott the Hoople, and features some of his vocals but was performed by them. It remains their most well-known song to date despite the fact that they were once big enough to merit having Queen on as a support band for not one, but _two_ tours.

  • @heartpng
    @heartpng 5 років тому +22399

    Cher is a great example of how being highly intelligent doesn't equal being good at school.

    • @marla0412
      @marla0412 5 років тому +1366

      although she did get good grades

    • @asiong2752
      @asiong2752 5 років тому +2127

      @@marla0412 by arguing her way into getting them

    • @clarkepercivaljaeblood4886
      @clarkepercivaljaeblood4886 5 років тому +361

      But I still love Cher.

    • @mirandacanals4562
      @mirandacanals4562 5 років тому +895

      Shannon M Or being pretty doesn’t mean you are stupid

    • @smurfyday
      @smurfyday 5 років тому +372

      Bad grades also doesn't mean you're smart.

  • @Amy-de8hv
    @Amy-de8hv 5 років тому +6322

    Clueless is one of my favorite movies and this is why. Cher is genuinely bright and altruistic, and the movie challenges you to see her clearly beyond trope-informed assumptions. Best of all, she doesn't have to change her traditionally girly presentation of herself to become a better person--the change occurs in her outlook, not her appearance.

    • @EarlyToRiseLateToBed
      @EarlyToRiseLateToBed 5 років тому +17

      LOVE THIS! 😭

    • @DanielMazz
      @DanielMazz 4 роки тому

      Amy LC Screen Talk hi can u tell mI. Didn't think it was that funny and I found it a little confusing the beginning of the film also I get how she spoilt and selfish but I don't get how she is mean

    • @jessica.isabelle
      @jessica.isabelle 4 роки тому +3

      1000% agreed, so well said 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

    • @oooh19
      @oooh19 4 роки тому +9

      i love that girly can be empowering!

    • @riyak.7393
      @riyak.7393 3 роки тому +10

      yes, exactly why I love legally blonde so much! after her makeover & character development, elle or cher didn't stop persuing her feminine hobbies or stop dressing femininely, she didn't stop wearing her stylish clothes - because dressing up was what she enjoyed and made her happy. Her dressing femininely wasn't a character flaw, and she didn't start dressing masculinely or androgynously after her character developed like how it happens in many movies. She didn't automatically turn 'serious', her being poppy and sweet and girly wasn't a character flaw.

  • @kerrie6084
    @kerrie6084 5 років тому +10801

    I think Clueless is one of the only and best movies that reflects how teenagers aren't meant to be comparable to adults in terms of intelligence or emotional togetherness and how telling teenagers (particularity girls) that they're stupid or shallow or airheads is unfair and often makes them stop trying in school. If someone is at their most together, intelligent and has all their priorities in the best order as a teenager then they're failing as an adult and need to stop blaming teenagers who are still growing and developing!

    • @ella-wh9kg
      @ella-wh9kg 5 років тому +35

      Thank you!

    • @GoVocaloider
      @GoVocaloider 5 років тому +380

      Too right. People gloss over this way too much. Teenagers need to be given the space and the time to make mistakes, discover that there's more to life on their own terms. It's cruel and illogical to expect someone who has spent such little *conscious* time alive to have their shit together, especially when that expectation comes from people who have much more experience and are much older. Teenagers must be shown love, respect and support through these years of discovery, or they won't reach that level of emotional maturity when the time does come to grow up.
      All of this is a way to say, that the same respect that adults demand for being adults and more experienced in life, should be shown the other way too. Help them get up, don't push them down! Kids aren't stupid, but say it enough and you'll make them believe they are. When they lose faith in themselves, it'll be too late to pick them up.

    • @trinaq
      @trinaq 5 років тому +168

      Exactly, some adults find it hard to relate to teenagers because they might not realize that teenage brains function differently to adults, and have not yet matured. I admire how movies such as "Clueless" and "Mean Girls" acknowledge this within their narratives, as everyone is prone to making idiotic decisions as teenagers, but that's acceptable, because we're all undergoing the same learning process. 😊💛

    • @sumayyahazhar5954
      @sumayyahazhar5954 5 років тому +40

      A similar message is in scenes of heathers, but obviously with darker undertones

    • @miche8868
      @miche8868 5 років тому +2

      +++

  • @bluebillowy1495
    @bluebillowy1495 5 років тому +16258

    “Cher get in here.”
    “What’s up daddy.”
    “What the hell is that!”
    “A dress.”
    “Says who?”
    “Calvin Klein.”

    • @jen5005
      @jen5005 5 років тому +256

      My favorite line ♥️♥️

    • @nicolesong6199
      @nicolesong6199 5 років тому +32

      ahhhhhh so cool!

    • @adam.n-steve
      @adam.n-steve 5 років тому +34

      "What? Looks like an underwear!"

    • @chandlerthefoodiedog4838
      @chandlerthefoodiedog4838 5 років тому +17

      Jen Pyle "As if"

    • @oliwias1569
      @oliwias1569 5 років тому +63

      I read this in their voices, idk if I should be proud or disappointed

  • @kristalcampbell3650
    @kristalcampbell3650 5 років тому +13695

    "in conclusion it does not say RSVP on the statue of liberty" still relevant

    • @a.munroe
      @a.munroe 5 років тому +55

      @jay yeah, that's America 🇺🇸 it's ok.

    • @TheSaiyanPrincess89
      @TheSaiyanPrincess89 5 років тому +9

      *statue

    • @kristalcampbell3650
      @kristalcampbell3650 5 років тому +7

      @@TheSaiyanPrincess89 autocorrect my bad

    • @BurtonJohnson
      @BurtonJohnson 5 років тому +218

      It's funny because the statue of liberty was a gift from France, and RSVP stands for "répondez, s'il vous plaît", which means "please respond" in French. Amy Heckerling rocks.

    • @trinaq
      @trinaq 5 років тому +310

      Fun fact: Alicia Silverstone really didn't know the correct pronunciation of "Haitians", but Amy Heckerling told the entire cast and crew not to correct her, as she felt that the mistake was fitting of Cher's lovably ditzy personality!😁

  • @strawberry5097
    @strawberry5097 5 років тому +8240

    I know a portion of this video was about how Cher’s superficial outlook and obsession with beauty affected her life negatively, buuuuuuuuut her hair looks really nice

    • @shreyofsunshine
      @shreyofsunshine 5 років тому +508

      she has the best hair and i seriously want it

    • @shay2396
      @shay2396 5 років тому +143

      zaria Ironstand ugh her hair and Pocahontas’s hair is all I’ve ever dreamed of!

    • @jessicavictoriacarrillo7254
      @jessicavictoriacarrillo7254 5 років тому +395

      I think they would also argue that Cher's interests aren't inherently bad, just that the society Cher lives in expects her to fit a certain model of femininity but then mocks her for fulfilling that

    • @mariajosegonzalez5745
      @mariajosegonzalez5745 5 років тому +51

      @@jessicavictoriacarrillo7254 OMG, you are so right, and that still happens with most of us :c

    • @pris1145
      @pris1145 5 років тому +20

      Ikrr it's so sleek

  • @TaliaIGhul
    @TaliaIGhul 5 років тому +15485

    Cher Horowitz, a ninja intellectual under the guise of a valley girl.

    • @Yourlocalintern
      @Yourlocalintern 5 років тому +91

      Talia al Ghul Cher Horowitz, the missing sister of Howard the astronaut.

    • @Pinkladyisv
      @Pinkladyisv 5 років тому +73

      Cher is pretty smart!

    • @charmedprince
      @charmedprince 5 років тому +38

      *Kim Kardashian has entered the chat*

    • @angelface333
      @angelface333 5 років тому +47

      no... the duality can exist. she is both. she is smart. she likes to shop.

    • @smartbunny
      @smartbunny 5 років тому +15

      She’s not a valley girl. She lives in BH.

  • @christinasameh3673
    @christinasameh3673 5 років тому +3822

    This is the quality youtube was created for

    • @lyrichudson6145
      @lyrichudson6145 5 років тому +30

      Chrissy Sameh YES! This is probably the only good video I’ll watch today

    • @dirtyicontarot
      @dirtyicontarot 5 років тому +5

      Chrissy Sameh lmao

    • @omarmartinezolvera8405
      @omarmartinezolvera8405 5 років тому +3

      amen

    • @amgm1996
      @amgm1996 4 роки тому +6

      This channel is really good

    • @delirmaryland
      @delirmaryland 4 роки тому +3

      Totally, that's why the first video on your EVER is some dude documenting his pointless moment at the zoo with an elephant in the back. What's up with that design you were talking about again?

  • @AthenaOnyx
    @AthenaOnyx 5 років тому +2502

    I remember being a nineteen year old girl and pointing out that Cher is actually smart and everyone in the room laughing at me.

    • @blameitoncapitalism
      @blameitoncapitalism 4 роки тому +315

      Girl, me too! What about Easy A??? like 7 years ago i was arguing with some friends about how both of them girls in those movies are smart and both movies are not "stupid high school movies" but an complex observation and criticism on this upbringing for teens. They literally laughed at me.

    • @akankhyapanda9237
      @akankhyapanda9237 4 роки тому +9

      Smarty you

    • @carolalves5779
      @carolalves5779 4 роки тому +52

      thank god my nineteen year old generation (at least the ones i know) know that about cher

    • @Peachgguk-tz6yb
      @Peachgguk-tz6yb 4 роки тому +15

      Lizandra Barboza OMG I LOVE EASY A! It is such a good movie!

    • @TheStepmonkey
      @TheStepmonkey 4 роки тому +1

      Lizandra Barboza The girl from Easy A was stupid tho...

  • @GrainneMhaol
    @GrainneMhaol 5 років тому +5912

    Clueless works so well as an adaptation because, like Austen's Emma, it's a critique of the era's social mores and norms. Unlike so many teen comedies where middle-aged writers ham-fistedly try to insert social commentary about the evils of Facebook or whatever, Amy Heckerling creates such a clear and unique voice through Cher that you believe her perspective. It also works because, crucially, Cher is not dumbed down. She is smart, if not intellectual, and uses her main talents - her voice and quick wits - to get what she wants.

    • @BigMacCoyle
      @BigMacCoyle 5 років тому +29

      Why isn't this the top comment?

    • @trinaq
      @trinaq 5 років тому +169

      Totally agree with this statement! I loved how although Cher may seem to be your typical airheaded, fashion obsessed valley girl, the film shows her to be much more deep and smart than you'd initially expect from a character befitting her archetype. By the end, Cher has had some epiphanies about herself and her methods of persuasion, and becomes more aware of others and less ditzy. 😊

    • @nancyhey1012
      @nancyhey1012 5 років тому +21

      That's true, that's why I thought the movie was misnamed/ Cher was really not "clueless" at all. This movie also spawned a short-lived sit-com by the same name.

    • @BigMacCoyle
      @BigMacCoyle 5 років тому +10

      @@nancyhey1012 yeah but the sitcom was total trash

    • @nancyhey1012
      @nancyhey1012 5 років тому +6

      @@BigMacCoyle Yeah, it was disappointing.

  • @coolbeans5911
    @coolbeans5911 5 років тому +15634

    Paul Rudd hasn't aged at all. What water is he drinking

    • @SW23252
      @SW23252 5 років тому +391

      Probably the stuff from Tuck Everlasting.

    • @trinaq
      @trinaq 5 років тому +378

      He was apparently born in 1969, but he looks more 40 than 50!😮

    • @literaIIyshy
      @literaIIyshy 5 років тому +564

      he drinks unproblematic juice™

    • @roscojenkins7451
      @roscojenkins7451 5 років тому +55

      I got 2 words for you. Flint, Michigan

    • @bobpolo2964
      @bobpolo2964 5 років тому +3

      SNAPPLE

  • @aliciabanister8188
    @aliciabanister8188 5 років тому +5147

    Did I just watch a 21 minute video pointing out things I already knew about my favorite movie character? Yes I did and I did it out of love

    • @k1773ns
      @k1773ns 5 років тому +8

      Alicia Banister same lol

    • @gleegleek4eva
      @gleegleek4eva 5 років тому +7

      me lmao

    • @hofhofandaway
      @hofhofandaway 5 років тому +13

      And it was sublime!!! 😍

    • @carlabarrick8538
      @carlabarrick8538 5 років тому +22

      Always loved this character for exactly all these reasons but didn't talk about it cause my friends saw her too superficially. I will send them this tonight 😉 She reminds me of me.

    • @manicpixiecurse5337
      @manicpixiecurse5337 5 років тому

      Mood

  • @samarasomething6504
    @samarasomething6504 5 років тому +1039

    Unrelated but I love how chers gum matches her outfit during her debate

  • @d__x2555
    @d__x2555 4 роки тому +761

    I like that with Cher and Elle Woods that both of them remain true to their feminine traits and passions WHILE going through their character arcs, that you can do both!

    • @DanielMazz
      @DanielMazz 4 роки тому +2

      d ans LC Screen Talk hi can u tell mI. Didn't think it was that funny and I found it a little confusing the beginning of the film also I get how she spoilt and selfish but I don't get how she is mean

    • @d__x2555
      @d__x2555 4 роки тому +7

      @@DanielMazz hey Daniel! You've gotta comment separately on the channel for them to see it :) I didn't make this video, just another commenter like you

    • @withalittlehelpfrom3
      @withalittlehelpfrom3 3 роки тому +3

      That's why I'd love to see a version of this with a trans femme lead! Show that they also fit into this narrative of being feminine, and not having to give that up to be smart.

  • @franziska9260
    @franziska9260 5 років тому +202

    "You see how picky i am about my shoes and they only go on my feet."
    This is my favourite line ever.

  • @LoveNeko64
    @LoveNeko64 5 років тому +1350

    "You're a virgin who can't drive." ME!!!!

  • @trinaq
    @trinaq 5 років тому +3587

    Wow, while I did know that "Clueless" was an updated 90's valley girl version of Jane Austen's "Emma", I was shook to discover that debate and Aristotle played a major role in this story... As if this film couldn't surprise me anymore than it already has!😉😆

    • @kaitlnwhite6809
      @kaitlnwhite6809 5 років тому +88

      I guess sometimes we can be clueless when we look at something without dropping our own prejudices.

    • @jamiejusthappenedtobehere2434
      @jamiejusthappenedtobehere2434 5 років тому +30

      At this point I think that all my fav 90s movies were either Austen or Shakespeare remakes.

    • @jaycievictory8461
      @jaycievictory8461 5 років тому +4

      @@jamiejusthappenedtobehere2434 10 Things I Hate About You? :D

    • @belarusbraginski8817
      @belarusbraginski8817 5 років тому +2

      M A no, it's just that the value of knowledge has lessened as it becomes common

    • @lamenina24
      @lamenina24 5 років тому +2

      Just like "10 Things I Hate About You" is an adaptation of "Taming of the Shrew"

  • @margarethmichelina5146
    @margarethmichelina5146 5 років тому +2193

    I want to see an argument between Cher Horowitz vs Regina George

    • @nataliaalfonso2662
      @nataliaalfonso2662 5 років тому +605

      margareth michelina Cher would win any argument.
      Cher was a genuinely good person. She never means harm. Regina rules through fear!

    • @MaricaAmbrosius
      @MaricaAmbrosius 5 років тому +322

      Regina gaslights her way to victory. Why would you subject Cher to that?

    • @alondrah7483
      @alondrah7483 5 років тому +236

      As much as I would love to say Cher just because i like her way more, I think Regina would. Both are smart, persuasive, and likable (well Regina is only if she doesnt reveal her true colors lol), but Regina is also very self-aware and observant, she'll easily pick out anybody's weaknesses.

    • @blameitoncapitalism
      @blameitoncapitalism 4 роки тому +239

      Regina is not really good at arguing, she is just intimidating. If they would argue, Cher would definitely win this debate... but that's if she could say anything before Regina put out some "you're a virgin who can't drive" slash "so you agree with it, you think you're really pretty?" mean, fast and strong line that would shut Cher down with watery eyes. Thats what I see happening, so Regina would "win", but that wouldn't be an argument, would be intimidation. But If Cher would not be affected by that she would definitely have a good and complex response that would ring some "whatever loser I'm out" kind of answer by regina because she would not know anything else to say. Sorry I got really excited within this imagined scenario.

    • @aconitum_7889
      @aconitum_7889 4 роки тому +21

      I love both of them but I'm gonna go with cher ~

  • @sixteenskies
    @sixteenskies 5 років тому +496

    i didn’t learn how to argue like cher but i did learn about what the movie clueless really is about.

  • @youtubesubtitles9741
    @youtubesubtitles9741 5 років тому +1649

    I haven't even watched that movie, I just looked it up and it's surprisingly 90 minutes long, and you did a 20 minute video about a single character, that's impressive.

    • @danielachamorro8783
      @danielachamorro8783 5 років тому +15

      UA-cam SUBTITLES watch it! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

    • @halane4790
      @halane4790 5 років тому +86

      It's a fairly dense 90 minutes, though, and Cher is in at least 80 of them. The book is also quite short and rich.

    • @nataliaalfonso2662
      @nataliaalfonso2662 5 років тому +32

      Watch it. What’s wrong with you? It’s one of the best movies ever made.

    • @Lime9611
      @Lime9611 5 років тому +3

      I'm not sure which country you're in but it's on the Canadian Netflix! : )

    • @rhianna3493
      @rhianna3493 4 роки тому +1

      @@Lime9611 and the uk netflix

  • @niouille4302
    @niouille4302 5 років тому +268

    i rlly like clueless a lot also bc instead of using the typical mean girl scheme and putting girls against each other or portraying popular girls as dumb and immature they actually give them real character and development

    • @kishiakaik6513
      @kishiakaik6513 4 роки тому +4

      yes!!! and she’s so smart

    • @niouille4302
      @niouille4302 4 роки тому +2

      @@kishiakaik6513 exactly!! i love her

  • @tinymustache6156
    @tinymustache6156 5 років тому +650

    I just finished reading Emma, and looking back at Clueless, I can honestly say that they did an amazing job adapting the story while managing to keep its key values for a new generation.

    • @katherinemorelle7115
      @katherinemorelle7115 5 років тому +32

      There were some great adaptations in the 90s- Clueless from Emma, 10 Things I Hate about You from Taming of the Shrew, and Cruel Intentions from Dangerous Liaisons (I have no idea how to spell that in French).

    • @warholgirl
      @warholgirl 4 роки тому +1

      @@katherinemorelle7115 i'm french, its liaisons dangereuses ♡

    • @dulcimerrafi
      @dulcimerrafi 4 роки тому +7

      Yeah. I'm amazed at just how faithful it is. Some so-called modern adaptations, such as Roxanne (Cyrano de Bergerac) and She's All That (Pygmalion), are looser. Even if they get some of the details right, they sometimes miss the point because they may try to shoehorn a work into the wrong genre (in both examples, attempting to turn social satires into romantic comedies).

  • @palaciospalacios9319
    @palaciospalacios9319 5 років тому +1646

    I notice something, Alicia saying daddy sounds natural but Camila Mendes saying daddy doesn't??

    • @Elm04
      @Elm04 5 років тому +763

      Because when Cher says “Daddy”, She uses a more naive-child voice. When Veronica says it, It’s clearly an appeal to the “Daddy” name-calling fetish.

    • @ashlynboone_
      @ashlynboone_ 5 років тому +20

      I don't know if you're playing dumb or really don't know why

    • @palaciospalacios9319
      @palaciospalacios9319 5 років тому +32

      @@ashlynboone_ who r u talking to?

    • @ashlynboone_
      @ashlynboone_ 5 років тому +6

      @@palaciospalacios9319 you

    • @暧昧-u8e
      @暧昧-u8e 5 років тому +105

      Camila Mendes? Is that Shawn Mendes and Camila Cabello's ship name?

  • @alunalalune8691
    @alunalalune8691 5 років тому +222

    "Sometimes you have to show a little skin, this reminds guys of being naked..and then they think of sex" ICONIC

  • @CookieMonsterMC11
    @CookieMonsterMC11 5 років тому +711

    I love Paul Rudd's character, just chillin' by the pool reading Nietzsche

    • @katharineeavan9705
      @katharineeavan9705 5 років тому +139

      I'd love a video as companion to this one about Josh's performative intellectualism and how it's no different than Cher's airheadedness, and how at their core they're both very similar. They really are a great pair.

    • @mmxxmxm
      @mmxxmxm 5 років тому +1

      Same

    • @hraghavan10
      @hraghavan10 5 років тому +1

      @@katharineeavan9705 Aahhh!!! yes you got it!

    • @theoneonyoutube4925
      @theoneonyoutube4925 4 роки тому +2

      *GENERAL KENOBI*

    • @christinapaterno5585
      @christinapaterno5585 3 роки тому

      Cher was literally all, “What are ya doin, stepbro?”

  • @iemandanders5792
    @iemandanders5792 5 років тому +867

    I have watched it once, didn’t remember it had this much to offer. Guess i have to watch it again

    • @mchjsosde
      @mchjsosde 5 років тому +25

      It's a great movie overall! A fun watch

    • @danielachamorro8783
      @danielachamorro8783 5 років тому +5

      Please do!

    • @trinaq
      @trinaq 5 років тому +9

      I'd definitely recommend it, it's an iconic teen movie and an updated version of Jane Austen's "Emma" all in one!😍

  • @jettqk1
    @jettqk1 5 років тому +726

    One of the great quotable movies. :-)
    Dionne: Did you write that?
    Cher: Duh, it's like a famous quote.
    Dionne: From where?
    Cher: Cliff's Notes

    • @arreilaa4872
      @arreilaa4872 5 років тому +3

      XD

    • @Lanidoinglife
      @Lanidoinglife 5 років тому +5

      Sorry but what's a "cliff notes"??

    • @trinaq
      @trinaq 5 років тому +58

      @@Lanidoinglife Cliff Notes is an educational study guide designed to help students understand classic literature studied at schools.📚

    • @Lanidoinglife
      @Lanidoinglife 5 років тому +4

      @@trinaq thank you so much

    • @trinaq
      @trinaq 5 років тому +5

      @@Lanidoinglife No worries, only too happy to help!😊

  • @createplanwithelle
    @createplanwithelle 5 років тому +1615

    Paul Rudd never ages.😍

    • @trinaq
      @trinaq 5 років тому +32

      Agreed, he's like fine wine- he only gets better with age!🍸

    • @anggiaangela
      @anggiaangela 5 років тому +3

      I know right! 😍

    • @katharineeavan9705
      @katharineeavan9705 5 років тому +15

      Honestly neither does Alicia. They could literally make a sequel today with them just graduating college and there'd only be minor suspension of disbelief.

    • @burnttoast9727
      @burnttoast9727 5 років тому +2

      ikr can’t believe he’s 68 🥴

    • @stop5730
      @stop5730 5 років тому +2

      @@burnttoast9727 Uhmm sis he was born in 1969 and he's 50

  • @beestarjay
    @beestarjay 5 років тому +1229

    This analysis of Cher was honestly inspiring to me. Does anyone know of any self-help/get your shit together podcasts that don't talk to me like I'm a 50 year old man with a mortgage?? I'd like to be motivated by someone who meets me at my level like Clueless, Legally Blonde, or Mean Girls

    • @MiLe-ql9ol
      @MiLe-ql9ol 5 років тому +30

      That would be so amazing tbh ❤️ xd

    • @hofhofandaway
      @hofhofandaway 5 років тому +56

      Omg yes!!!! A podcast with advise by those women! Now that’s for the people, by the people!!! 👏👏👏

    • @Summerzbreezee
      @Summerzbreezee 5 років тому +47

      That's so Retrograde. Its two LA girls that interview psychologists, nutritionists and new agey gurus. Also the random celeb like Emma Roberts.

    • @narusasu7279
      @narusasu7279 5 років тому +40

      "Why don't you just go help humanity or something like advocating for more leather cause, the more leather we have, the more branded, top quality bags we can make, so supply increases, price of branded bags go down, now everybody can have a Prada and since you've helped humanity, you've helped yourself!" ~ a Cher-inspired advice as requested ;)

    • @sasha5294
      @sasha5294 5 років тому +17

      Shallonxo's girlontop podcast is super good! She gives advice and guidance based on celebrity situations

  • @lilovs9952
    @lilovs9952 5 років тому +962

    I know Cher is beautiful, but can we please pay attention to Dionne? She’s stunning

    • @rainbowcake4771
      @rainbowcake4771 5 років тому +91

      Lilith Reed IKR they’re both beautiful, however this isn’t a video about Dionne so it makes sense as to why people wouldn’t pay attention to her.

    • @MaricaAmbrosius
      @MaricaAmbrosius 5 років тому +54

      The actress was about thirty when they filmed it.

    • @karoline9835
      @karoline9835 5 років тому

      no

    • @lilovs9952
      @lilovs9952 5 років тому +32

      Alia wow. That’s really impressive

    • @la.uralox
      @la.uralox 5 років тому +20

      Lilith Reed Dionne is so underrated! She’s stunning!

  • @loveleeluv7
    @loveleeluv7 5 років тому +165

    Deep down, Cher is a kind-hearted personwho wants to do good for humanity.
    Plus, she's all 90s without those tacky one-line eyebrows!

  • @Sam_on_YouTube
    @Sam_on_YouTube 5 років тому +2169

    Is Legally Blonde a secret sequel to Clueless?

    • @MaricaAmbrosius
      @MaricaAmbrosius 5 років тому +725

      It's more of a spiritual successor.

    • @miche8868
      @miche8868 5 років тому +24

      @@MaricaAmbrosius +++

    • @DanielMazz
      @DanielMazz 4 роки тому +5

      Sam LC Screen Talk hi can u tell mI. Didn't think it was that funny and I found it a little confusing the beginning of the film also I get how she spoilt and selfish but I don't get how she is mean

    • @candacecasey5634
      @candacecasey5634 4 роки тому +46

      Elle is way more emotionally mature than Cher.

    • @Sam_on_YouTube
      @Sam_on_YouTube 4 роки тому +109

      @@candacecasey5634 she's also about 5 years older. So that makes sense. One is about to enter college, the other just left.

  • @chelsyyyyy
    @chelsyyyyy 5 років тому +1163

    If you don't love cher, you have a sad life.

    • @KayleeCee
      @KayleeCee 5 років тому +14

      This is one of those movies that even my boyfriend likes, and he usually hates "chick flicks". Of course, he's a huge Paul Rudd fan, so that element probably helped.

    • @fabtrash
      @fabtrash 5 років тому +4

      i don't know ! i never watched the movie; but now 'cause of this video, i really want to !

    • @DanielMazz
      @DanielMazz 4 роки тому

      Chelsy Abdulmuti LC Screen Talk hi can u tell mI. Didn't think it was that funny and I found it a little confusing the beginning of the film also I get how she spoilt and selfish but I don't get how she is mean

    • @DanielMazz
      @DanielMazz 4 роки тому

      Kaylee F LC Screen Talk hi can u tell mI. Didn't think it was that funny and I found it a little confusing the beginning of the film also I get how she spoilt and selfish but I don't get how she is mean

    • @sir374
      @sir374 4 роки тому +1

      Chelsy Abdulmuti nahh it’s more like if you don’t love cher, you don’t have a life

  • @clivechiam
    @clivechiam 5 років тому +164

    “Tis a far far better thing to do stuff for other people” wise words to live by

  • @jeriekae
    @jeriekae 5 років тому +89

    18:38 is the reason why I love Clueless more than Mean Girls. Not to say I ddnt like mean girls tho but I’m sad I ddnt watch Clueless first. it was so refreshing to see Cher went “wtf. I created a monster” moment and just her trying to actively change herself and her world.

    • @DanielMazz
      @DanielMazz 4 роки тому

      Jerie Kae LC Screen Talk hi can u tell mI. Didn't think it was that funny and I found it a little confusing the beginning of the film also I get how she spoilt and selfish but I don't get how she is mean

    • @chewywolfie9989
      @chewywolfie9989 4 роки тому +1

      @@DanielMazz I think they were talking about 'Mean Girls' the movie and ur right Cher wasn't mean

  • @jenandjuice_
    @jenandjuice_ 5 років тому +114

    Clueless is a movie that I’ve rewatched at least 6 times and now with this analysis I’m even more excited to watch it again

    • @DanielMazz
      @DanielMazz 4 роки тому

      Jen C LC Screen Talk hi can u tell mI. Didn't think it was that funny and I found it a little confusing the beginning of the film also I get how she spoilt and selfish but I don't get how she is mean

  • @manayal.4365
    @manayal.4365 4 роки тому +173

    The sad part is this made me realise how much I relate to Cher ( minus, the good looks and popularity lol ) I’ve always been a little socially awkward and often have made a fool of myself without realising. I’ve been so pampered my entire life by my parents that I haven’t been able to develop minor life skills ( believe it or not, I still can’t tie a knot lol ), I also haven’t been the best at picking up social cues and I’ve often said shit that shouldn’t be said in public. Now that I’m 17 I realise that the reason I’m so painfully overbearing and dimwitted is because I never learned the importance of being receptive to important things like how people interact, how certain stuff is done and how to handle situations. I’ve been so restricted to my own bubble of thoughts and sometimes I think I know it all but when I’m exposed to situations in which I have to think quick and keep my composure I realise just how much I have left to learn. This video finally put my frustration into words haha

    • @crstph
      @crstph 4 роки тому +17

      if it makes you feel better, this isnt just a you thing. already realizing this at 17 and working on it puts you woooorrrlds above most people lol

    • @MiLe-ql9ol
      @MiLe-ql9ol 4 роки тому +7

      Same, I’m 19 but this quarantine for some odd reason made me realize how immature and childish I’m, even if I tought I knew everything I actually don’t know shit and I really relate to everything you said

    • @brettkimura
      @brettkimura 4 роки тому

      I'm 21 and I can relate.

    • @sristigupta277
      @sristigupta277 4 роки тому +1

      Same. Finding this representation is almost cathartic

    • @manayal.4365
      @manayal.4365 4 роки тому +5

      I’m sorry for reading all the replies so late but omg I feel so supported seeing you guys’ response, we really aren’t alone 🥺🥺🥺 let’s take this as an opportunity to better ourselves by being more receptive to the world

  • @mimineko1019
    @mimineko1019 5 років тому +268

    Telling young women that fashion isn't important,
    that they need fashion to be respectable,
    but also that they're too ditzy to function.
    Is. Not. Okay.
    I'm glad this video shows her character development and showing us her amazing personality.
    I like how this shows that honesty is a part of true love.

    • @DanielMazz
      @DanielMazz 4 роки тому +1

      Mimineko101 LC Screen Talk hi can u tell mI. Didn't think it was that funny and I found it a little confusing the beginning of the film also I get how she spoilt and selfish but I don't get how she is mean

    • @oooh19
      @oooh19 4 роки тому +1

      yea sometimes you just wanna treat or pamper yourself. fashion/hair etc can be an art

  • @andressegui1236
    @andressegui1236 5 років тому +2941

    It’s a shame Alicia Silverstone’s career didn’t go well.

    • @trinaq
      @trinaq 5 років тому +430

      I agree, she seemed headed for a promising career in the 1990's, but then it hit a sudden snag!

    • @rishaa682
      @rishaa682 5 років тому +683

      she didnt want to keep pursuing acting . i know most people cant concieve of that lol

    • @Mashiris
      @Mashiris 5 років тому +11

      Paul Pignati Zindel Wait is it for real? 👀

    • @alyissaaragon6943
      @alyissaaragon6943 5 років тому +66

      She would bird-feed her son. I hope it doesn't sound too judgemental but I find it odd and a little cringey

    • @tiffmonique7154
      @tiffmonique7154 5 років тому +90

      @@Lev_Parnas Liar there is no porn tape.

  • @ouibaguette1041
    @ouibaguette1041 4 роки тому +41

    One thing I really LOVED about Cher is that she may come across as ditzy and clueless about many things, she IS her father's daughter. You can feel the affection between the two of them even though her father is almost always shouting at her 😂

  • @willatkins6033
    @willatkins6033 5 років тому +217

    So Clueless is about realizing that you don't know what you don't know...

  • @pluffiens
    @pluffiens 5 років тому +113

    about the beauty standards bit said in this video, i recently watched this movie two days ago and noticed that in a lot of the scenes in the highschool there’s girls being seen multiple times in the background looking at their new “nose job” and i don’t think this is a coincidence, it’s shown more than 3 times and i think reflects on what you were talking about earlier about the obsession of beauty.

    • @DanielMazz
      @DanielMazz 4 роки тому

      hannah what u mean

    • @averybell4273
      @averybell4273 4 роки тому +1

      Its the California stereotype of surgeries being told back then.

  • @AD-eg9cw
    @AD-eg9cw 5 років тому +76

    "Do you prefer fashion victim or ensembley challenged?" lmao my favorite line ever

  • @urbelovedmary
    @urbelovedmary 4 роки тому +87

    "you're a virgin who can't drive" the most iconic quote 😂

    • @oooh19
      @oooh19 4 роки тому +5

      shes 16 and honestly that's ok! most teens arent ready and feel pressure to "do it"

  • @meikoblock
    @meikoblock 5 років тому +382

    Originally Reese Witherspoon was going to play Cher, if she did Cher would have gone off to college to later become the lawyer (legally blonde) she was destined to be.

    • @beauhauser
      @beauhauser 5 років тому +17

      No, I remember reading back in the day this role was either going to Alicia or Claire Danes.

    • @evilcatgaming9056
      @evilcatgaming9056 5 років тому +24

      I think you might be thinking of My So-Called Teenage Life. They didn't cast Alicia because they thought she was too pretty to be an awkward teenage girl!

    • @Silvercentipede
      @Silvercentipede 4 роки тому

      You’re supposed to! Cher’s lovely lol

    • @XDOMEGaming
      @XDOMEGaming 4 роки тому +9

      after clueless, Alicia was offered to be in legally blonde but turned it down. Media did her so wrong during batman and robin :(

    • @valeria5435
      @valeria5435 3 роки тому

      @@beauhauser i also read that sarah michelle gellar was supposed to play cher but turned it down because she was too busy with all my children

  • @lidiafsr
    @lidiafsr 5 років тому +357

    I'll totally rewatch Clueless with a different point of view now ❤

    • @trinaq
      @trinaq 5 років тому +10

      That's what I adore about "The Take"- it gets you to view a movie or show you practically know inside out in a completely different light, and helps you underline hidden themes or messages that slipped by you at first glance!😁💖

    • @lidiafsr
      @lidiafsr 5 років тому +1

      @@trinaq exactly what I think!

  • @Sthuthukile
    @Sthuthukile 4 роки тому +137

    People think being traditionally feminine and being intelligent can't intersect in a Venn diagram

  • @greer545
    @greer545 5 років тому +152

    Missed oppurtunity for a skill Cher pun

  • @jamesedward3619
    @jamesedward3619 5 років тому +208

    Logos is the only aspect of persuasion that should matter, but it's usually the one that matters the least.

    • @Scanny524
      @Scanny524 5 років тому +43

      Eh, I'd argue there's room for pathos. Maybe not as much as we have, but sometimes you have to trust your gut/feelings about something. One could argue that a lot of the human moral code is not grounded in logic for example, but in emotion. We shouldn't necessarily separate that part of us.

    • @jamesedward3619
      @jamesedward3619 5 років тому +14

      @@Scanny524 I agree with you that a lot of the human moral code is not grounded in logic, but in emotion. However, just because it IS doesn't mean it SHOULD be. That's the naturalistic fallacy (equating "is" with "ought"). I agree that sometimes you do have to act on emotion though, however I would say that's only when you lack adequate information and/or haven't had enough time to reason through a decision. If you have the time and adequate information, then you should always decide on the basis of logos alone, no pathos at all. Furthermore, if you are in a situation where you lack adequate information and haven't had time to reason through to a decision, then don't act until you do (unless you absolutely have to make a snap decision without it, in which case then yes, I suppose pathos is all you have in that case).
      Out of curiosity, are you a David Hume fan? If you haven't read his work I think you should. He holds a similar position to you on this point.

    • @sunflowerpresent4463
      @sunflowerpresent4463 5 років тому +3

      Scanny524 conventionally “good” morals aren’t always default, either. Some people aren’t born with the same moral code ig.

    • @MaricaAmbrosius
      @MaricaAmbrosius 5 років тому +1

      What would a teen movie version of Persuasion be like?

    • @sunflowerpresent4463
      @sunflowerpresent4463 5 років тому +1

      Alia Legally Blonde

  • @dr.bandito60
    @dr.bandito60 3 роки тому +20

    I like that she doesn’t need to rescind any of her femininity to grow as a person. She just needs to let go of controlling her world and open herself up to feedback. She starts out amazingly engaged and empowered for a young girl and doesn’t lose that. She just learns to handle the world with more nuance and maturity.
    I also like her confidence. She accepts criticism from people she respect but she sees most critics as just an aspect of society that can be handled gracefully.

  • @lancefairbank3311
    @lancefairbank3311 5 років тому +400

    I still think it's strange that Cher ended up with her step-brother

    • @plastictree7635
      @plastictree7635 5 років тому +34

      Lawrence Fernandez I thought that was weird too

    • @glamourgurlz16
      @glamourgurlz16 5 років тому +204

      true but ig it’s better that he’s an ex step brother?? i think at the beginning of the movie cher said that it was like 5 years since their parents were divorced

    • @trinaq
      @trinaq 5 років тому +287

      Yes, it's a little bizarre, but their parents are no longer married, and they're not genetically related, so it's not really a big issue.

    • @lanie995
      @lanie995 5 років тому +64

      Meh I was fine with it bc it's her ex step brother and even if they were step siblings still they aren't blood related so it's what ever

    • @sunnieshell
      @sunnieshell 5 років тому +89

      Agreed, but her dad was "hardly even married to his mom and that was like 5 years ago"

  • @bigstunna2049
    @bigstunna2049 5 років тому +60

    "I'd like to see you have some direction"
    "I do have direction"
    "Yea to the mall"
    Oh snap

  • @vandy5206
    @vandy5206 5 років тому +9

    I love arguing using casual words, it makes you not sound boring or like a robot and it makes it look like you know exactly what you are talking about.

  • @monsterbride4615
    @monsterbride4615 5 років тому +51

    One of my favorite movies! I always watched it as a back to school movie at the end of summer... Those were the simple days.

  • @totesme14
    @totesme14 5 років тому +65

    Clueless is such a classic! Thank you for this analysis.

    • @DanielMazz
      @DanielMazz 4 роки тому

      soulfulpizza14 LC Screen Talk hi can u tell mI. Didn't think it was that funny and I found it a little confusing the beginning of the film also I get how she spoilt and selfish but I don't get how she is mean

  • @hannemanart
    @hannemanart 5 років тому +389

    Can you do a video on Buffy?! Pick a character---ANY character!

    • @jotarodrigues3752
      @jotarodrigues3752 5 років тому +10

      Try passion of the nerd.

    • @anishinaabae
      @anishinaabae 5 років тому +7

      except for xander, willow, spike, or giles

    • @hannemanart
      @hannemanart 5 років тому +4

      @@jotarodrigues3752 I watch him--he's awesome but I wonder if they'd (The Take) would interpret a character/episode/show different... totally out of curiosity

    • @alexv3357
      @alexv3357 5 років тому +6

      @@anishinaabae What do you mean, those are the most fascinating characters in the whole damn show. Not necessarily the best, but absolutely some of the most complex and most complete

    • @katharineeavan9705
      @katharineeavan9705 5 років тому +2

      Look up the casting choices - SMG was nearly cast as Cher but she turned it down

  • @sofia_rms
    @sofia_rms 4 роки тому +5

    Having the gift of public speaking well is amazing! My mother has it and people always compliment her and she's able to get her ideas across just fine. My father, on the other hand, is also really smart but doesn't present very well his ideas and stuff, and it can be hard when you have to talk to a big audience at your job (I think he's gotten better, but he's still not the best at it). I consider Cher really smart for being able to share her ideas and thoughts so perfectly

  • @marjechevarez790
    @marjechevarez790 5 років тому +974

    I kinda like Cher Horowitz more than Regina George tbh

    • @emcnu5848
      @emcnu5848 5 років тому +257

      Maybe it’s because she isn’t really mean just a bit clueless

    • @rainbowcake4771
      @rainbowcake4771 5 років тому +199

      Marj Echevaréz Well that makes sense, Cher has good values/morals and was intelligent too. Regina was just a bitch, sorry lol.

    •  5 років тому +2

      Don't we all lol

    • @yeetrootthebeetroot3872
      @yeetrootthebeetroot3872 5 років тому +49

      Obviously, who tf actually likes Regina? Wtf

    • @trangdang7823
      @trangdang7823 5 років тому +58

      They are different characters, i like both. Clueless a movie about Cher. Mean girls is supposed to be more around Cady's transformation, but Regina is more iconic and unforgettable after all these years.

  • @mgtogno
    @mgtogno 5 років тому +52

    I really like this film, but never thought about that interpretation. Really great essay.

  • @a.l.michael6240
    @a.l.michael6240 5 років тому +12

    All of her outfits are literally so beautiful 💖

  • @Ella-tf8yv
    @Ella-tf8yv 4 роки тому +23

    This is a damn-near flawless movie

  • @alicialarsson8442
    @alicialarsson8442 5 років тому +13

    These type of videos makes me feel so smart

  • @lifeinmywonderland
    @lifeinmywonderland 5 років тому +6

    How amazing would it be to let the narrator examine your life and tell you why you're a certain way so you can improve on it.

  • @last2nkow
    @last2nkow 5 років тому +21

    the arguement around the 12 minute mark that is summed up by the line "These girls were failed by the culture that surrounded them" is the main take away that i took from Legally blond but the Take on Legally blond says almost nothing about it. which is interesting

  • @kelly2fly
    @kelly2fly 5 років тому +22

    Paul Rudd thinks we are clueless about him traveling back in time but we all know he found a time machine.

  • @quentinfontenot5431
    @quentinfontenot5431 5 років тому +6

    honestly this video essay just gave me so much confidence because I see so much of myself in her sure she's a caricature but there is a legitimate,sentient person in there and now I can take those traits and use them for the greater good... Thank you so much for this

  • @shortstuff780
    @shortstuff780 5 років тому +61

    I've only seen this movie once. Liked it, but forgot most of it. This movie is what created my first crush.. man I was young

  • @teariesz4103
    @teariesz4103 4 роки тому +9

    always thought tht chers argument was actually like good ofc it wasn’t what was wanted but still she made a good point/metaphor even if she was just making it up she’s actually such a smart character i just love her a normal amount

  • @vanyadolly
    @vanyadolly 5 років тому +9

    This movie changed my life when I was a kid.

  • @crowarmbrustapologist
    @crowarmbrustapologist 5 років тому +66

    Wow I found this a very insightful and interesting analysis. Good job

  • @Gwyn142
    @Gwyn142 5 років тому +20

    "duh, it's like a famous quote"
    "from where?"
    "Cliffsnotes"

  • @SrtaLJCarneiro
    @SrtaLJCarneiro 4 роки тому +7

    Btw Emma is one of the greatest Jane Austen’s books and unfortunately it is very underrated. People tend to remember just Pride and Prejudice or Sense and Sensibility. Another book which is excellent and few people have ever read is Mansfield Park.

  • @BrokenDarkFire
    @BrokenDarkFire 5 років тому +7

    This is one of my favorite movies and I love this take on Cher’s character! It never occurred to me just how central arguing and rhetoric is to the movie.

  • @tdog3753
    @tdog3753 5 років тому +3

    I so appreciate clueless. It is such a heart-warming and endearing story with a silly yet sweet main character.

  • @jessicavictoriacarrillo7254
    @jessicavictoriacarrillo7254 5 років тому +219

    I wanna see some on As Told By Ginger and Daria and a vid comparing Bridget Jones with Joan Holloway and Peggy Olson; also on Sora and Mimi from Digimon.

    • @Pinkladyisv
      @Pinkladyisv 5 років тому +3

      That would be great. I’d love a video on Ginger, Courtney, Miranda or Dodie.

    • @fairoadiary
      @fairoadiary 5 років тому +3

      Daria would be perfect

    • @123weedie
      @123weedie 5 років тому +1

      As told by ginger was my shir!!i loved that cartoon!idk it just spoke to me

    • @jessicavictoriacarrillo7254
      @jessicavictoriacarrillo7254 5 років тому

      @@123weedie The Millennial Woman Pop Culture cometh! 🤩

    • @Silvercentipede
      @Silvercentipede 4 роки тому

      Aww I love As Told by Ginger ❤️

  • @danielachamorro8783
    @danielachamorro8783 5 років тому +58

    I love Clueless, I love The Take, I live for this content. Anything that breaks down how Cher used Aristotle is my kind of content.

    • @DanielMazz
      @DanielMazz 4 роки тому

      Daniela Chamorro LC Screen Talk hi can u tell mI. Didn't think it was that funny and I found it a little confusing the beginning of the film also I get how she spoilt and selfish but I don't get how she is mean

  • @bbbarea
    @bbbarea 5 років тому +3

    ive learnt more with a 20 min video than during a whole year of psychology and philosophy

    • @bbbarea
      @bbbarea 5 років тому

      familiar examples are always better

  • @gingerkatherina
    @gingerkatherina 5 років тому +7

    I reeeally like the research that goes into these. It shows that these series are waaaaay deeper than all this crap that is well respected by society.

  • @akibiyori
    @akibiyori 5 років тому +7

    One of my favourite movies. I can watch it so many times and never get bored of it. Heck, I even watched it earlier today.

  • @mirandadarling1745
    @mirandadarling1745 5 років тому +27

    First off LOVE THIS I have to rewatch with this amazing new perspective and also I wanna commend this channel for putting out new content faster and maintaining the quality standard. I appreciate and adore this channel

  • @jeanmuentes2457
    @jeanmuentes2457 5 років тому +4

    Cher teaching us Aristotle’s philosophy, such an inspiration 🥺✨

  • @ChanelCoco-pk7mp
    @ChanelCoco-pk7mp 5 років тому +62

    I’m going to go watch Clueless for the 9 billionth time 😂 who’s with me?

    • @DanielMazz
      @DanielMazz 4 роки тому

      Chanel Coco LC Screen Talk hi can u tell mI. Didn't think it was that funny and I found it a little confusing the beginning of the film also I get how she spoilt and selfish but I don't get how she is mean

    • @brettkimura
      @brettkimura 4 роки тому

      It's on Netflix now!!

  • @freya5970
    @freya5970 5 років тому +118

    imagine the dad:
    'hey, my daughters getting married'
    'to who'
    'my son!'

    • @naomialfaro1364
      @naomialfaro1364 4 роки тому +18

      It’s not his son. His mother was married to him and that’s it. Wtf

    • @anushkaparashar4658
      @anushkaparashar4658 4 роки тому +3

      Damn no! They got divorced later so he wasn't her brother anymore

  • @jadziawynter9241
    @jadziawynter9241 5 років тому +421

    Please do a video on the Chilling Adventures of Sabrina, specifically Prudence.

  • @holacomo263
    @holacomo263 3 роки тому +9

    I love how Cher can be so rich but not like all the other bratty teen like every other movie she still cares about other people and wants to help them. It’s like she is a true princess but she got lost in this word .

  • @rg1whiteywins598
    @rg1whiteywins598 3 роки тому +2

    I have such a similar personality to Cher. When that movie came out I watched it more than 50 times.

  • @fad23
    @fad23 5 років тому +16

    I've seen this movie so many times and it's nice to see it discussed like this.

  • @lana-lo3yt
    @lana-lo3yt 5 років тому +2

    clueless is one of my favourite movies and cher is such an inspiration

  • @justino8641
    @justino8641 5 років тому +19

    Patiently waiting for a Cruel Intentions (1999) video essay (please and thank you)

  • @gemstones2942
    @gemstones2942 5 років тому +2

    Cher’s strengths are such a great critique on the cultural opposition to asking and expecting more. To be entitled and pushy regarding what you know you want, can of course be toxic and petulant, but I love how Clueless acknowledges that it can also be an amazing strength to never fully settle for what you’re given - to keep pushing. It’s the kind of attitude people expect and hate from privileged, spoiled and consequentially entitled people. But that kind of attitude when harnessed with awareness and empathy, is an incredible strength.

  • @micaelaroyo4837
    @micaelaroyo4837 5 років тому +17

    Clueless is my favorite movie of all time and im so glad that people are able to see all the layers to this movie than just a ditzy girl who falls in love with her (literally not bc their parents had Josh and Cher with other people) step brother

  • @enolaholmes3309
    @enolaholmes3309 5 років тому +6

    This video is gold. Thanks for all your work. Now I'm off watching Clueless again. Cher is a goddamn treasure.

  • @MrFernando182100
    @MrFernando182100 5 років тому +16

    You guys are on fire!!!! All these new videos, like always, are great!!!!

  • @francescakyanda9182
    @francescakyanda9182 4 роки тому +25

    I really had to think hard about Cher after watching this movie and separate her intellect and kindness from her appearance, which sucks because I've been conditioned to the prejudice that pretty girls aren't smart.

  • @quesadillo809
    @quesadillo809 5 років тому +17

    The BEST film/tv analysis channel 😫😫😫

  • @mishachhabbra
    @mishachhabbra 4 роки тому +2

    This is my new favourite channel and I'm binging your videos like hell 😂❤️

  • @mafediaz9941
    @mafediaz9941 3 роки тому +4

    First, I thought Cher was terrible debating, but now I just see it was superficial but the techniques are all right. Thanks, I really enjoyed the analysis.

  • @YourGoldenGirl515
    @YourGoldenGirl515 5 років тому +4

    Honestly this is still one of my favourite movies. The conflict isn't about the kids putting eachother down to make themselves feel better, you have Cher's rivalry with Amber and her argument with Tai which is something unusual in movies centred around teens.

  • @hipnhappenin
    @hipnhappenin 5 років тому +3

    I was younger than 10 years old when I saw this. Watching this now as an adult I’m seeing how smart and wickedly funny this movie was.