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In response to
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Today I'm thinking about 1980s teen comedy movies (as I usually do) and I come to the following conclusion
"
by
Max
American Pie. -- nm
Posted by
groiny (aka groiny)
Apr 11 '16, 09:59
(No message)
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I haven't looked over the 90s but my gut says it followed the reverse pattern. -- nm
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Max
Apr 11, 10:01
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What were the John Hughes-style comedies of the 90s? -- nm
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Roger More
Apr 11, 10:04
4
Varsity Blues, She's All That maybe? -- (edited)
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Max
Apr 11, 10:06
3
Oh, Can't Hardly Wait. (The late 90s also started the "Shakespeare-in high school' trend) -- nm
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Roger More
Apr 11, 10:10
2
And the best, 10 Things... -- nm
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Will Hunting
Apr 11, 10:18
(and Clueless) -- nm
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Roger More
Apr 11, 10:17
American Pie, Road Trip, Eurotrip come to mind. -- nm
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groiny
Apr 11, 10:02
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99, 00, 04 iirc... -- nm
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Will Hunting
Apr 11, 10:09
2
Eurotrip was that recent???
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groiny
Apr 11, 10:09
1
Yep. -- nm
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Will Hunting
Apr 11, 10:33
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