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Rushmore, followed by a heated argument as to why it is or is not a teen movie. A. -- nm
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colin
It is a coming of age movie, so, I... dunno? -- nm
Posted by
Qale (aka Qale)
Aug 31 '20, 06:59
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partner argued it's ABOUT teens, but it's meant for adults. but i think that it can be for both? subject is very teen-centric, if not a little warped -- nm
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colin
Aug 31, 07:02
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It is rated R. That doesn’t negate it being a teen movie, obviously, but it certainly does help the argument it is not one. -- nm
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Qale
Aug 31, 07:31
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(So was Superbad) -- nm
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Wakanda Forever
Aug 31, 08:19
most teen movies have that element, that doesn't mean the reverse is true -- nm
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mud
Aug 31, 07:02
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I tend to believe a coming of age film requires a focus on one or two characters exploring that theme. Not an entire group. -- nm
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Qale
Aug 31, 07:33
that element most teen movies have? -- nm*
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colin
Aug 31, 07:05
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