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A total Betty!
Clueless starring the charming Alicia Silverstone is such a cool and funny film from writer/director Amy Heckerling. I loved this movie when it came out in 1995, boy I am so old now! Clueless is clever, witty, smart, and oh so righteous. Look for a young and chubby Brittany Murphy, she is so good as Tai, an outsider who is looking for a little acceptance from the popular Cher (Silverstone). Cher is obsessed with clothes, boys, and finding the right pair of shoes for her picky feet. This movie is loosely based Jane Austin's classic novel, Emma but with a modern and California twist to it. Love, adore, and worship this movie. If you decide not to buy Clueless well then, Whatever!!!!!!!!!

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Shining goodness and purity
This film incredibly touched my heart showing true goodness and depth from a source many would instead link to self-centerness and ditsyness, the most popular girl in school. She uses her popularity for goodness and has real love for others in every situation, although sometimes at expense of her own happiness, but it isn't false as she also her all the range of normal emotions with all the doubts, anger and all but makes the right and good decisions of love and concern for others instead. Even eventually realizing happiness for herself is possible while caring for and helping others. An amazingly well done and realistic a touchingly practical idealist that I can relate to deeply including the struggles of being truly good to others and selfless while not neglecting oneself, nor falling to selfishness. A lovely film of beauty, compassion and shining purity.

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Classic!!! Movie: 5/5 - DVD: 4/5
This is one of those movies with high replay value (pretty rare nowadays); you can watch it over and over again and still enjoy and laugh at the same scenes! I already owned this movie on VHS, but a movie like this is worth having in your DVD collection. Of course, the quality on DVD is better than VHS, but it's even better because it's "anamorphic" -- excellent quality than some ordinary, standard widescreen movie (because of that, this movie looks recently made than a 1995 movie). Moreover it has superb audio Dolby Digital 5.1 surround sound! If you have 5.1 speakers, the scene with Dionne (Cher's best friend) accidently getting on the freeway is where the surround sound truly enhances the experience: you can hear all the cars and bikes driving by just as if you were in the car with Dionne, Cher, and Murray. (Speaking of which, that's one of my favorite scenes! It really did an excellent job capturing the fear of getting on the freeway. I mean, it's not too far-fetched; it could really happen with all the crazy drivers in LA! The truck, the bikers, the old lady giving the middle finger... hilarious. Anyhow...) <
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>I'm glad they gave this DVD a makeover instead of leaving with some instant VHS-DVD transfer with only a movie trailer. On this new edition, they have really enjoyable special features too. <
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>"The Class of '95 - A look at the cast, then and now" (about 18 minutes long): <
>- It's really cool being able to see how the cast looks like now! Christian (the gay guy) seemed like he gained some weight. Josh looked like he aged; he looked different, maybe because of the lighting or makeup off the set. Oh, in the DVD, it mentioned Dionne was 28 (that old?!) at the time when she did the movie! To me, she still looked young in the interviews. What was truly disappointing, though, was how Alicia, the main star of the movie, was not in the present interview! However, there is footage of her getting interviewed back in '95. I was also disappointed how there was absolutely no commentary! Having commentary for a DVD, especially if they say interesting things in it, is actually something I enjoy having. Those two reasons are pretty much why I'm giving this DVD a 4 star. Also, the main menu has a video background, which is nice, but the chapter selection are just plain stills. Anyway, continuing on with the other special features... <
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>"Creative Writing" (about 10 minutes long) <
>- how the movie got started. <
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>"Fashion 101" (about 11 minutes long) <
>- shows the fashion in the movie. It's so funny how this movie made fun of the baggy pants (which pretty much died now). <
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>"Language Arts" (about 8 minutes long) <
>- explains the vocabulary used on Clueless (eg: "betty" meant an attractive female.) <
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>"Suck 'N Blow: A Tutorial" (about 3 minutes long) <
>- pretty much shows how difficult that game was because the card was too heavy to suck for the actors. <
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>"Driver's Ed" (about 4 minutes long) <
>- talks about the Dionne freeway scene. <
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>"We're History"(about 9 minutes long) <
>- pretty much the final thoughts from the cast. <
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>Teaser Trailer (about 2 minutes long) <
>Theatrical Trailer(about 3 minutes long) <
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>They couldn't have found a better cast; Alicia as Cher was perfect and the rest are really likable too (well, except for Elton -- the movie did a good job making me hate him. And Brittany Murphy was also my second least favorite character (she really got the bitchy attitude down calling Cher "A virgin who can't drive.") <
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>There's no dull moment in the movie at all. It's smooth transition throughout the movie. So many funny scenes (eg: Cher taking her driving test). The mood, cinematography, the soundtrack is all great. Believe it or not, I am a guy (straight) and I'm not ashamed to say "Clueless" is one of my favorite movies. Alicia really made the "blonde girl" look good! <
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>If you enjoyed this movie, I would also recommend "Never Been Kissed" starring Drew Barrymore. Apparently, the costume designer for "Never Been Kissed" was the same from this movie.