Cameron Dye, Colleen Camp, Deborah Foreman
DVD Release Date: August 5, 2003
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Flixster Reviews (728)
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January 29, 2009Romeo and Juliet for the trendy 80's. Funnier now than then just for the retro action.
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October 22, 2008A complete train-wreck that had just enough ridiculously brutal and melodramatic scenes (not to mention clumsy and accidental sexism and racism) to get me through to the end, asking "how much worse can this get?" the whole time. Valley Girl is a laugh riot, though I can't imagine...( read more)
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February 21, 2008In the tradition of "Romeo and Juliet," a punker named Randy (Nicholas Cage) begins a relationship with shallow teenage girl named Julie (Deborah Foreman), but peer pressure from her equally shallow friends forces her to break up and go back to her ex-boyfriend (Michael Bowen). R...( read more)
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October 22, 2009looks like a fun movie to watch. i like corny movies. i guess im just wierd like that.
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October 20, 2009is there a role nicolas cage wont take?!!?
i love the rebel character who is rolling the bars in hollywood on a weekends then chatting up a high school prom queens in the week... does he work? does he go to school? we never find out!
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September 4, 2009An 80's "Romeo and Juliet" complete with the hair,funky outfits and slang.
I thought it was going to be better than it was, I really did. It's not really a "typical" 80's movie...but maybe that's just because Molly Ringwald's not in it. So basicallyit's one of those movies wi...( read more) -
August 15, 2009I could NOT get into this movie. The way they talked ... even though that's how they talk ... made me want to shoot myself, no offence.
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Critic Reviews
October 23, 2004
Roger Ebert, Chicago Sun-Times
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September 14, 2007OK for me Its not Nicholas Cages best work, but it was one of his first movies,and I totally fell in love with him in this movie as a young teen.I bought this movie and put it on when I want to flash back to eighties. Love the Soundtrack!!
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