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The Breakfast Club (1985)

"The Breakfast Club worked for '80s teens, '90s teens, and is still effective for '00s teens and 2010s teens. It emphasizes the main dragging points of high school and teen years without being specific to one generation. For that age demographic, it really feels timeless."
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Universal Pictures

Mean Girls (2004)

"I’m almost 30 and I still watch it whenever it’s on TV. That movie marked my teenage years."
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Paramount Pictures

Clueless (1995)

"Strong female lead, minority characters that don’t have to act a certain way to fit in to the narrative and embrace their culture. Gay character that isn’t taken as a joke, but added to the plot. Love this film and it never gets old."
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Paramount Pictures

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