I think it’s pretty ironic that most of the characters are wealthy yet they criticize capitalists ideologies and the bourgeoise, I feel that it’s a bit contradictory. It’s actually a very enjoyable and sincere movie I didn’t expect it to be.

I think it’s pretty ironic that most of the characters are wealthy yet they criticize capitalists ideologies and the bourgeoise, I feel that it’s a bit contradictory. It’s actually a very enjoyable and sincere movie I didn’t expect it to be.

I couldn’t gaf about what they were talking about

I couldn’t gaf about what they were talking about

"The most important thing to realize about parents is that there is absolutely nothing you can do about them."

The screenplay is so sharp. This film is extremely quotable and I feel like I will find new things about it the more I watch it. This falls in to the category of “hangout” films where not much is happening plot wise, it’s just pure vibes. I love this sub-genre so much. Chris Eigelman is certainly the highlight in this, he plays the snobby rich kid so well and his delivery and timing was great.

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1990s Ranked

"The most important thing to realize about parents is that there is absolutely nothing you can do about them."

The screenplay is so sharp. This film is extremely quotable and I feel like I will find new things about it the more I watch it. This falls in to the category of “hangout” films where not much is happening plot wise, it’s just pure vibes. I love this sub-genre so much. Chris Eigelman is certainly the highlight in this, he plays the snobby rich kid so well and his delivery and timing was great.

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1990s Ranked

Some how in some way more intolerably volatile then The last Days Of Disco and quite frankly makes those people out to be somewhat aligned with normality.Behind every snobbish remark or insufferably pompous statement lies insecurities and egotism.You couldn’t pay me to sit in a room with these people genuinely.This is Upperclass privilege at its very cenacle and experienced through the lens of teenagers feels like a claustrophobic nightmare.But strangely I like this film? It’s laughably brash in its interactions but equally explores something resonant within society.You don’t try and see the world from a political or social standpoint from someone else’s point of view nor do you care and how the very people you choose to interact with dictate so heavily on the standards you now put on yourself.Like a messed up group of Boy Scouts if you will.It doesn’t carry that charming humour or playfulness the same way The last days of disco does, it’s very blunt and almost all conversations aren’t actually backed up with any moral support or reasoning just with the incentive of “sounding intellectual “ which actually makes them more uninteresting.Its hard to actually pin point why I somewhat enjoyed it let alone elaborate since it would come across like I hate this film.

Some how in some way more intolerably volatile then The last Days Of Disco and quite frankly makes those people out to be somewhat aligned with normality.Behind every snobbish remark or insufferably pompous statement lies insecurities and egotism.You couldn’t pay me to sit in a room with these people genuinely.This is Upperclass privilege at its very cenacle and experienced through the lens of teenagers feels like a claustrophobic nightmare.But strangely I like this film? It’s laughably brash in its interactions but equally explores something resonant within society.You don’t try and see the world from a political or social standpoint from someone else’s point of view nor do you care and how the very people you choose to interact with dictate so heavily on the standards you now put on yourself.Like a messed up group of Boy Scouts if you will.It doesn’t carry that charming humour or playfulness the same way The last days of disco does, it’s very blunt and almost all conversations aren’t actually backed up with any moral support or reasoning just with the incentive of “sounding intellectual “ which actually makes them more uninteresting.Its hard to actually pin point why I somewhat enjoyed it let alone elaborate since it would come across like I hate this film.

im kind of at a lost for words. i've never truly felt so disenchanted within contemporaneous existence as i do now; but to see people who had it far better than I — and we — equally so disillusioned is rather telling. it shows just how normal this teenage angst and rebellious nature is, easing that discomfort in a way, but also makes you feel ever-more lost within society. to think if that was deemed bad, imagine how modern cultured would be percieved.
i think this is a film im glad ive put off til now because it has resonated with me in a way i dont think it could've outside of my current existence.

im kind of at a lost for words. i've never truly felt so disenchanted within contemporaneous existence as i do now; but to see people who had it far better than I — and we — equally so disillusioned is rather telling. it shows just how normal this teenage angst and rebellious nature is, easing that discomfort in a way, but also makes you feel ever-more lost within society. to think if that was deemed bad, imagine how modern cultured would be percieved.
i think this is a film im glad ive put off til now because it has resonated with me in a way i dont think it could've outside of my current existence.