So this is a movie from the 80s. Unfortunately I cannot suggest it for you to watch, because they are very naughty teens who are in all day detention in the library, and they make a mess of the place and talk about naughty things and, well, just plain naughty, so well, you can't watch it.
However these are the main characters:
In the simplest and in their own terms, Claire is a princess, Andrew an athlete, John a criminal, Brian a brain, and Allison a basket case.
However these are the main characters:
In the simplest and in their own terms, Claire is a princess, Andrew an athlete, John a criminal, Brian a brain, and Allison a basket case.
Originally there's lots of teasing and bickering and cruelness, but at some point they start to become friends. Unfortunately, at another point they talk about what happens on Monday if they see each other at school. Would they acknowledge each other if they were walking past each other in the hallway? Would they pretend they don't exsist? It doesn't bode well for them. Eventually they come around, but it doesn't happen until the end of the movie.
Anyways, the whole point of the story is that I was totally lucky when I was in high school. We were all friends (whether close friends or acquaintances) no matter if we were a sport, a princess, a nerd, a criminal (don't think there were any of those) or a basket case (that was me, btw). No matter what, we treated each other the same. You don't often think of it at the time, but how are you going to remember the high school years? Hating and not acknowledging each other?
I love how IMDB states:
Five high school students, all different stereotypes, meet in detention, where they pour their hearts out to each other, and discover how they have a lot more in common than they thought.
Yes! We are like each other in more ways than we thought! We need to remember these things! Originally I was just watching this for the heck of it, because I remember being amused. I am not part of the 80s generation. I am the 90s, which was all about being emotional and in constant angst. CONSTANT ANGST.
Anyways, the whole point of the story is that I was totally lucky when I was in high school. We were all friends (whether close friends or acquaintances) no matter if we were a sport, a princess, a nerd, a criminal (don't think there were any of those) or a basket case (that was me, btw). No matter what, we treated each other the same. You don't often think of it at the time, but how are you going to remember the high school years? Hating and not acknowledging each other?
I love how IMDB states:
Five high school students, all different stereotypes, meet in detention, where they pour their hearts out to each other, and discover how they have a lot more in common than they thought.
Yes! We are like each other in more ways than we thought! We need to remember these things! Originally I was just watching this for the heck of it, because I remember being amused. I am not part of the 80s generation. I am the 90s, which was all about being emotional and in constant angst. CONSTANT ANGST.
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