Clueless

I put a call in to Amy Heckerling (writer/director of the original "Clueless") to see if she would even ponder the idea. She said, "I have no idea, Alicia isn't aware of anything ... ... Full Review

Overall GREAT movie! I know this isnt really my kinda movie, but i must admit, it was REALLY funny! ... Full Review

The majority of the flick looked pretty good. As for the Dolby Digital 5.1 soundtrack of Clueless , it seemed fine but it didn't excel because of a lack of ambition. A few scenes opened up better, though, especially in the parties. ... Full Review

An excellent movie with a premise that is far from anything special. While Clueless doesn't fully come to the level of those classics, it does stand out as the best teen comedy from this prior decade. What worked was the dialogue and excellent cast. ... Full Review

Pope's memories of the film are particularly interesting. That actually works well, as the film is less harsh looking this time around, especially in terms of the vibrant color. fun flick ... Full Review

But there are some amusing gags, and the charming cast is more than capable. The worst thing I had to worry about was the school bully stealing my milk money. Cher's best friend is Dionne (Stacey Dash). ... Full Review

The excellent score sounds good and dynamic They don't always fly and sometimes the script is not quite as clever as it thinks and it leaves the actors flailing (but only for a moment; they always recover. The story is light and fun. ... Full Review

Silverstone proves herself a major talent in the film. One of the curious delights of the film is how verbal it is. ... Full Review

Laramie Movie Scope: Clueless A funny, smart teen comedy The young actors in the film are convincing, but they look a little old to be high school kids. The best part of the film is, like, the language the kids use. ... Full Review

A "GIDGET" FOR THE MILLENNIUM, a perfect time capsule for this Attention-Deficit-Disordered decade, "Clueless" is a live-action Sassy magazine (the real Sassy, not the pod-people imposter on the newsstands now). Abetted by best friend Dionne ("We're both named after great singers of the past who now do infomercials," Silverstone notes), Silverstone's good works run to shopping for the underprivileged, doing a makeover on the totally clueless new girl in school, playing yenta to teachers (to put them in a b ... Full Review