[Damn True]

So guys:

Ally Sheedy or Molly Ringwald?

 

[zod]

oh Alley all the way!

 

[VTinCT]

Molly's just waiting to bust out hardcore!:evil:

 

[douglas]

MR

 

[Rip]

Breakfast, I'm still to have Monday night's supper.

 

[LordOpie]

What do you mean by "or"?!

 

[Brian HCM#1]

Originally posted by douglas
MR

Looks like she got new boobies

 

[Skookum]

Originally posted by Damn True
So guys:

Ally Sheedy or Molly Ringwald?

i was Ally Sheedy's shrink...

 

[Echo]

Originally posted by LordOpie
What do you mean by "or"?!

:devil:

 

[Tenchiro]

I am going with Phoebe Cates from 'Fast Times at Ridgemont High' :devil:

 

[pixelninja]

Originally posted by Tenchiro
I am going with Phoebe Cates from 'Fast Times at Ridgemont High' :devil:

Neither MR nor AS do anything for me.

 

[douglas]

Originally posted by Tenchiro
I am going with Phoebe Cates from 'Fast Times at Ridgemont High' :devil:

what about caroline (Haviland Morris)

 

[Silver]

You guys are getting old...

 

[LordOpie]

Originally posted by Tenchiro
I am going with Phoebe Cates from 'Fast Times at Ridgemont High' :devil:

I'll take her too. Plus the chick from Ferris Bueler's Day Off.

Does today's generation have any such defining movies?

Add to the ones above -- Sixteen Candles and there are even a handful more.

The generation before us had Diner, Animal House, and other defining movies too.

What's for today?

 

[Echo]

Originally posted by LordOpie
What's for today?

You mean like the American Pie movies?

 

[LordOpie]

Originally posted by Echo
You mean like the American Pie movies?

That's a good example, but is it too generic? The movies above aren't just from the time period, they are the time period -- music, fashion, attitudes.

It's been a while since I've seen SLC or Go, but perhaps them?

 

[T-Dog]

Talkin' about my generation......

I'd take Lacey Underalls from Caddyshack.

 

[HedgeHog]

Originally posted by Tenchiro
I am going with Phoebe Cates from 'Fast Times at Ridgemont High' :devil:

Yeah, nice pool dream sequence. A couple of those could have saved that Drop Dead Fred movie.

 

[golgiaparatus]

Then... MR
Now... AS

 

[Yossarian]

Originally posted by golgiaparatus
Then... MR
Now... AS

ditto

 

[Echo]

Originally posted by LordOpie
That's a good example, but is it too generic? The movies above aren't just from the time period, they are the time period -- music, fashion, attitudes.

Did you see the same American Pie as I did?

 

[LordOpie]

Originally posted by Echo
Did you see the same American Pie as I did?

I think I only saw the first one. *shrugs*

 

[Echo]

Originally posted by LordOpie
I think I only saw the first one. *shrugs*

How are the music, attitudes, and fashion not reflective of the movies' generation, any less than the music, attitudes, and fashion of the movies of "our" generation?

 

[LordOpie]

Originally posted by Echo
How are the music, attitudes, and fashion not reflective of the movies' generation, any less than the music, attitudes, and fashion of the movies of "our" generation?

uhh, I didn't say American Pie wasn't. I shrugged cuz I didn't see the other two. As such, I'm not qualified to comment on the series.

But hey, we can keep beating the topic if ya like.

 

[Echo]

Originally posted by LordOpie
But hey, we can keep beating the topic if ya like.

I was just wondering what you meant with the "too generic" comment.

 

[zod]

I'd take the "My Papaya" lady from Last American Virgin

 

[DHRacer]

Yes, 16 Candles, Breakfast Club, Pretty In Pink, all defining movies of the 80's...

as for today's generation, i'd have to say it would be the American Pie's, Van Wilder, Bring it On...


oh, and for MR or AS... i'd take either or both... i'm not picky

(but if I had my first choice... Jennifer Garner! :love: :love: :love: )

 

[Dtrain]

I am not picky, I'll take both!