Clueless Director: Amy Heckerling Cast: Alicia Silverstone, Stacey Dash, Brittany Murphy, Paul Rudd

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  • DVD Release Date: 08/30/2005
  • Original Release: 1995
  • Rating: Rated PG13
  • Sales Rank: 5,173
 
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Features

The Class of '95 - A look at the cast then and now; Creative Writing - Writer/director Amy Heckerling talks about creating the world of "Clueless"; Fashion 101 - How the filmmakers invented the trendsetting fashions that defined the movie; Language Arts - Director and cast give the 411 on the groundbreaking slang and vocabulary used in the movie; "Suck 'N Blow" - A tutorial; Driver's Ed; We're History - Stories from the cast and crew on the making of "Clueless"; 2 theatrical trailers; Widescreen version enhanced for 16:9 tvs; Dolby Digital: English 5.1 surround - English 2.0 surround - French 2.0 surround; English subtitles; Spanish subtitles

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Scene Index

Disc #1 -- Clueless
1. Way Normal Life [1:11]
2. As If [1:45]
3. Chuckleheads [4:23]
4. Powers of Persuasion [1:38]
5. Adorably Clueless [1:05]
6. Makeover [6:58]
7. Rolling With the Homies [3:31]
8. Turn Away [4:19]
9. Calorie Fest [1:20]
10. Down Girl [5:09]
11. Cake Boy [1:45]
12. Majorly, Totally, Butt Crazy in Love [6:21]
13. Do-Gooder [1:13]
14. Puppy Love [4:12]
15. End Credits [3:59]

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Editorial Reviews

Returning to the milieu of her genre-defining teen masterpiece, Fast Times at Ridgemont High, Amy Heckerling again found the sweet spot in the teen world of the time with Clueless -- scoring an enduring hit that appeals to viewers of all ages. A loose adaptation of Jane Austen's 19th-century comedy of manners Emma, Clueless employs high school as a microcosm of a larger society; in this case, the sun-drenched paradise of conspicuous consumption known as Beverly Hills. Leading the pack as a rich, blonde cutie named Cher is Alicia Silverstone, in a career-making performance. With the help of her best friend, Dionne (Stacey Dash), well-meaning busybody Cher attempts to turn the school nerd, Tai (Brittany Murphy), into a teen queen -- with unexpected results. Heckerling's witty satire is dead-on, particularly in its rendering of the kids' speech, an adolescent patois peppered with vacuous expressions like "as if!" and "whatever!" The beauty of Clueless is that, even as it makes fun of Cher's relentless pursuit of popularity, it reveals an insightful, well-meaning individual beneath its heroine's image-obsessed surface. Kryssa Schemmerling, Barnes & Noble

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Hilariousby AngelicBlonde

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November 07, 2008: I absolutely love this movie. It is a great teen movie that has stuck with me through the years. It is cute and just hilarious. If you want to watch a movie that you don't have to think about and you just want to escape for a little while, then choose this.

It's great for young teen girls and young adults. It's just pure comedy.

Look I have a Clue about LIFE. I like shopping!by Anonymous

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October 03, 2003: I really enjoy this movie. I love Cher (Alicia Silverspoon) She is the most. She was a little out there at first. But then she relaized that shopping was not as important than she thought it was. This movie does have a message in it. You just have to look closely to it. She reliazed to help others is more important to her than Shopping. Don't get me wrong she still loves shopping, but she reliazes that her friends, family, and helping others was more important. She also found true love in the processes.


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