Okay what was the last Teenage movie you could relate too...

[WCGreen]

Mine was Some Kind of Wonderful...

I was 26 and dating a 35 year old woman who I just wanted so bad...

We went to see this movie. god love her, she went with me looking really uncomfortable.


we had a real good time for about two month...

[WinkyDink]

1. "A Hard Day's Night".

[WCGreen]

2. I saw it in the Theater when I was a wee one...

I think I was seven or eight...

[WinkyDink]

5. I was the perfect demographic: Grade 9.

[DS1]

3. Superbad

[lifesbeautifulmagic]

4. I finally saw Donnie Darko a few months ago,

being perpetually behind the times, and what I took from it was self sacrifice for the greater good, and it made quite an impression on me.

[Mike 03]

6. Donnie Darko, but definitely Breakfast Club, and I know this movie was about college graduates

but I have to confess that St. Elmo's Fire is one of my favorite movies. For some strange reason it just hit me like a freight train.

[GreenPartyVoter]

8. "St. Elmo's Fire, " Breakfast Club", All the other Molly Ringwald flicks

[Mike 03]

7. I'm ordering the St. Elmo's DVD and soundtrack right now, and "Some Kind of Wonderful" came up

Should I toss this film in the cart? I'm tempted.

[WCGreen]

12. It's pretty good for a teen romance guy from the wrong side of the

tracks type of movie...

[Mike 03]

9. "Pretty in Pink"

I would be remiss if I didn't confess that my ex-gf's favorite movie from that era was Pretty in Pink.

[Zavulon]

10. I don't think I've ever seen one I could relate to.

I hated the few which I've actually seen. Breakfast Club was a group of diverse-but-intolerable whiners, St. Elmo's Fire was a group of less diverse but equally intolerable whiners. The fact is I've never seen a teen movie I could relate to or that I liked.

I've never seen Some Kind of Wonderful, can't judge that one.

[Mike 03]

11. Speaking of this, whatever happened to Mary Stuart Masterson? I had such a huge crush on her. NT

[WCGreen]

14. Fried Green Tomotes...

I think she went TV to start a family...

[cynatnite]

13. Fast Times at Ridgmont High...

We had some real screwballs at our school. In addition to that, us girls were all wondering who would lose their virginity first and with who.

That movie still reminds me of high school to this day.

[WCGreen]

16. That was before Some Kind of Wonderful...

I waS still on the hooch and the pot when Spicoli was dealing with Mr. Hand...

[Fire Walk With Me]

15. Donnie Darko and The Chumscrubber.

Children and teens are savage animals, and adults not much more than that. These films tell the truth.

[Ava]

17. i'm 18 and i've never been able to relate to a teen movie

:shrug:

[Fire Walk With Me]

18. Try "Donnie Darko".

You're not the average teen, thankfully.

[Ava]

19. I've seen it.. i don't consider it a "teen" movie

are we talking about movies starring teen characters or movies targeted towards teens(which is what i consider a 'teen' movie). ;)

and i like donnie darkie, though i don't relate to it.

[Fire Walk With Me]

21. I also could never relate to teen movies. Quadrophenia was an exception, however.

Again, about teens, but not aimed at teens.

[unsavedtrash]

20. Breakfast Club

and Fast Times at Ridgemont High