Although I was never egged, I was stood up for my prom. I was teased for being the fat girl. I'd love for those same jerks to see me as an adult. I actually turned out to be not bad looking but I'm full of kindness on the inside which is much more important.
I can't bear to watch that scene, I always look away or shut my eyes. And it just so happens to be the thumbnail! 🤦♀️ God, she looked so pretty in that dress and goddamn Billy ruined it! 😭
I remember watching Never been kissed with my cousin when we were kids and that scene left me so heartbroken. And then in middle school I got bullied as well :/
Sierra was really an awful person that apparently fixed everything with a dang (albeit nice) song about being a sunflower and wasn't held accountable for what she did and was rewarded with a happy ending
Hearing Josie sobbing after being egged is devastating! I just wanted to first, give her a HUGE hug and second find Billy and beat the crap out of him!
Precisely, Sandy was always WAY too good for Danny! Plus, although Josie had a horrible prom night experience, at least she FINALLY got her smooch with the right guy!
Janis is the Rejected Mean Girl. Pretty much the same thing as Regina. She deliberately took advantage of Cadie’s naivety and absolutely exploited it and made Cadie think it was all her own fault.
I agree with you, remember that Janis used to be Regina's friend during their middle school days. Janis is like the embodiment of Cady's line "I hate Regina but at the same time I wanted her to like me", she's like that she hated Regina but still wanted Regina to notice her or maybe acknowledge her as an enemy or a friend. I also remember that the actress who played Janis once said that she thinks Janis' character is also a mean girl because mean girls could be any girls, there's no requirement saying a mean should be popular.
Sierra burgess kissed Jamie without consent and everyone lost their minds but Lara jean kissed Peter without his consent and everyone called it cute. I will never let that go
I remember seeing everyone saying how upset that Laura Jean didnt choose Ambrose and I couldnt help but think how happy I was that she didnt. Ambrose deserved better than being second place and being thrown into all the drama.
Even as a kid I hated Janis because she seemed more like the "mean girl insisting she's nice" type of character. She was more annoying if anything because she kept blaming Cady for everything instead of taking any accountability whatsoever and kept playing the "victim" card to death.
I wasn't a kid when mean girls came out, but I completely agree with you. Everyone always overlooked Janis being the worst person ever. It drove me crazy, and she gets a happy ending with zero accountability.
Well Regina was awful, like seriously she was clearly horrible. The whole exsistance of the Burn Book is proof of that. Then her exposing the Burn Book and making it look like Cadie, Gretchen or Karen wrote the book. Cadie in fact had nothing to do with it, the book was made before she was even there and Regina was the obviously the one who was the ring leader in making it. Janice wasn't much better but played innocent but her only victim was Regina who did even worse things to everyone else in the school. Janice getting revenge was almost like her getting revenge not only for her sake but everyone else in the school too
It's because they didn't really do much to age the actors enough to address the time jumps.....and the actors were grown ass adults when they're supposed to be meeting as teenagers.
It's worth noting that even Molly Ringwald think that Bender and Claire's entire relationship is creepy, as she detailed in her New Yorker article. Worse, Judd Nelson harrassed Molly on set in character, and was close to getting fired by John Hughes.
@@kerryann2041 Yes, he claimed that he was trying to get into character, being a Method actor, and Hughes was very protective over Molly, and not used to this acting style. If it happened today, Judd would DEFINITELY be fired, no questions asked!
Finally someone called out Janis' role in this whole scheme. I was on Cady's side in that whole argument. Janis did make Cady like this. That whole plot didn't come from Cady. It came from Janis. Janis was the one who came up with this whole plan. Cady tried multiple times to back out and Janis kept on convincing her. I don't know why ppl act like Janis was so damn innocent. Janis didn't own up to a damn thing. To make things Janis use to walk around like she was so much better than Regina when she really wasn't. Janis sat there and acted as if her intentions were of the purest nature. That prom humiliation from Never Been Kissed was so mean and uncalled for. Josie did not deserve that. She was an innocent girl who just had a crush on the most popular guy in school. She didn't deserve that. The fact that that whole ordeal still haunted her well into her 20s said a lot. What Billy did really hurt her mentally and emotionally. At the same time Josie should've been suspicious. Why didn't she question Billy's sudden interest in her? This guy has ignored her for years and now all of a sudden he wants to take her to the prom. That should've immediately raised red flags. But I guess she was just caught up in the joy of being taken to the prom by the most popular guy in school that she couldn't see it. That scene from A Cinderella Story was horrible. I can't believe it only got honorable mention. Austin Ames was a coward for that. He sat there and allowed that to happen. He didn't make one move to comfort Sam. I also wondered why the teachers didn't make an attempt to stop it. Some other unforgivable moments were left out. What about Tina sabotaging Casey in Ice Princess? That should've been on this list for sure. Tina saw that her daughter was going to lose the competition and she bought Casey new skates knowing fully well that she would not perform good. So that her daughter could make it to sectionals. Who does that? Casey was seriously injured. Casey could've slapped her with a lawsuit. What about the Wildcats provoking Troy to say horrible things about Gabriella in High School Musical. Also another moment from A Cinderella Story that should be here is Fiona hiding Sam's acceptance letter to Princeton. That was unforgivable.
I absolutely agree with most of what you said. Although to answer your question about why Josie didn't see the red flags, it's really hard to see any kind of red flags when you're that young AND crushing so heavily one someone. Your feelings blind you to the truth... until it's too late.
@@tiffanygray That's why I said that the reason she didn't see it is because she was probably so caught up in the joy of going to the prom with the most popular guy in school.
@@trinaq I know.....I felt so sorry for her....in her dress all set for prom! A boy I liked asked me out for a bet/joke when I was at high school so I related with her 😂.
I miss really good actors from the 90's like Sarah Michelle Gellar, Michelle Tratchenberg to Kristen Bell, heck even Charisma Carpenter. Say what happened to Charisma Carpenter, her comedic timing was spot on?
I feel like the entire You Again movie was just nothing but terrible moments. The bully gets a happily ever after with the brother of the girl she tormented? HOW is that fair? And the brother is portrayed as a good guy who wanted to protect his sister in HS, yet didn't recognize her bully? Then falls for the bully and turns on the sister for outing her for who she was? The alternate ending someone on youtube made for that movie was better.
“She’s fabulous but she’s evil.” That’s literally why the villains are the best. They aren’t the best people but they’re so confident and fun to watch in a movie
Not exactly surprised about the motives of these characters. Yeesh! I'm still not over Danny embellishing his summer romance with Sandy, Janis manipulating Cady to get revenge on Regina, or Josie becoming a target for a cruel joke by her high school crush. Broke my heart. Yet, most of us know we've been bullied by others at one point or another. But, me, most of my days being bullied constantly stem back in mostly middle school, which my awkward phase really reared its head, unfortunately. 💔
At least Chris got what she deserved; Carrie deserves better. If I were in her gym class, I’d be frozen in fear as the chants happened. I wouldn’t gone to prom, and I have no regrets about skipping my senior prom.
They’re referring to “Teen” movies. Romantic comedies. Carrie was a straight up horror flick, where the major characters just happened to be teenagers.
Here’s a realization: I loved these movies & often found that winning the bad guy in the end, (Travolta & Olivia, Breakfast Club & The Notebook) was the best part! Like Desert at the end of a Meal! The Heroine/victim prevails in the end to win the Jerk, & thus, Honor & Goodness live on! Or how romantic many of the scenes were when obviously the “taking” of the girl & all the disrespect & bad behavior just fall by the wayside & the kiss becomes the true equivalent of the guys true passion & feelings for her, yada, yada, yada! ! And then it dawns on me, wait! That’s how I’ve been treated during my adolescence & teenage years! And worse, my 20’s, 30’s, etc, until I have to admit I didn’t always get the asshole cutie in the end, & they never apologized, it was disrespectful, borderline rape, abusive & so on! So now it’s rather blatantly obvious how seriously fucked up those guys were & worse, my opinion of myself! Shocking to go, Damn girl! You thought that was acceptable and normal? By the time I hit my 50s no one disrespected me and I didn’t tolerate that kind of behavior but I’ve been married three times. And I guess by then I learned a little something. It’s a tragedy that we have to discover ourselves through Ms. Mojo! Even worse how many other girls out there have excepted that kind of behavior as normal?💋💕🕯 No girl should sell her self short just so a guy would like her, or that she get her asked to that one dance, or that she not be alone on Friday nights, or for whatever reason. It’s just not worth losing yourself for a piece of shit like that. In the end it may take a little bit longer but a more honorable & decent person will eventually come along.💕🙏🏼🤘🏼🕯 I just wish they all could look like Nikki Sixx! And then we’d be in heaven!💋💕🕯
Lol but in all seriousness, how fucking awesome is the name Nikki Sixx?? I know it's not the name he was born with, so kudos to him for coming up with such a badass name!
I'm not saying what he did wasn't bad, but I still think that Sebastian did redeem himself at the end for Annette; and Kathryn got what was coming to her. Just seeing Cecile's face as she handed her the journal was priceless 😂🤣
I saw Saved in theaters and I remember it being very cringe-worthy. The only scene that made me laugh and enjoy was when the main character's water broke and she had her baby. But not before the paramedic asked for someone to ride along and three guys showed up saying the following lines: I'm the father I'm the boyfriend I'm his boyfriend and then the mom sweetly quietly got in with her
Bender being mean to everyone around him in The Breakfast Club is a facade. Like he stated, his parents despise him because he's looked down upon and their rage on him is what creates hurt, anger and depression. Being angry is what he's good at and he enjoys taunting people that way.
How about Bella in about 2/3 of the first Pitch Perfect movie? She's mad because her dad is paying for her college, but she essentially just wants to be a dj (essentially one of those youtubers who makes crappy remixes other people's music). Also treats her dad like garbage because he moved on from her mom. Thinks she's better than pretty much everyone, and is generally the worst for most of the movie. It's not a crime like some of this entires, but it's super annoying.
Sorry, but I think that to romanticize Sebastian psycho behaviour is the truly unforgiveble moment from Cruel Intentions. He is presented as villain and we expect cruelty from him. To make him a hero is justify his toxic cruel behaviour.
But we’re completely ignoring the bullying Andy and Claire dished out? Telling him he’s worthless when they haven’t even known him/insinuating he should just kill himself/denying his abuse when he opens up about it? Bender just started off obnoxious, they started to make it personal and Bender didn’t know when to quit. He’s not blameless AT ALL, but he’s also a scared kid and not the only one who said/did unforgivable things. The beauty of the Breakfast Club is that it shows we have more in common with people we’re told to/supposed to blindly hate than we realize. And that bridging that gap can be a good thing.
Exactly! No one is perfect, they are teenagers. If we judge them by theses standards then Andy should not get with Allison and only Brian and Allison are good people. It's actually more complicated then that IRL!
The school genre is the one that I hate the most. But the humiliation of Sam from A Cinderella Story made me vomit ! Geezus, I still remember those horrible moments from middle school.
Danny Zuko acted like a normal teen boy. He was surprised when he saw Sandy at school out of the blue. He comes around and grows by taking track to become more worthy of Sandy. The real villain in the scene was Rizzo who knew was counting on how Danny would behave when she caused the two to meet suddenly in public. John Bender is mean to everyone on purpose in The Breakfast Club. He is aware that his meanness causes all the people with detention to bond and unify. He is so aware of the importance of this ability (and the need for it) that he purposely gets attention again at the end of the movie.
Thank you!!! It's like this list intentionally forgets the backstory of the characters and their environment. Danny and Bender are supposed to be problematic and I think we can't judged theses movies by today's standards. I mean, they are also teenagers so peer pressure and maintaining a tough guy persona is very important for them.
I don’t think Annette was intent on waiting till marriage. She says she wants to wait till she was I love and didn’t think she was at a mature enough to understand when she was.
I hate Bender ‘s character in Breakfast Club. Janis in Mean Girls also had no accountability for her actions to Cady which was the most frustrating thing about Mean Girls for me,
I don't get #1...this isn't unforgivable, it's the whole point of the movie! Kathryn and Sebastian are villains of course they are going to do unforgivable things. Make it make sense!
This one is pretty old, “The Last American Virgin “ Karen going back to her Boyfriend Rick when Gary was the one that was there for her the ENTIRE TIME
Bro now that I’m older Grease is beyond cringe 😬.. like da f*ck message is this. And then she changes herself for him 😬😭😭😬😬... wait. never been kissed that egg moment 😬😬😬😬 geez as an adult cannot watch
I would argue that the worst part of “Never Been Kissed” is the fact that she’s a grown woman and she almost hooks up with a high schooler... and I say that as someone who was a fan of the movie at the time.
the fact that in The Notebook, Noah Jr basically forced Allie to go out with him. like what guy threatens to kill himself to get a girl to date him. he must have been pretty desparate
Okay Ladies, Why is this ever school I hear this Popular Girls gets Popular Men's, also Popular Girls ALWAYS picks on the Loser girls.. Sometimes I wishes can turn the places. Popular Girls vs Loser's. Popular Girls wouldn't last than second.
The Wooderson place completely missed the mark. That movie is set in the 1970s. The age of consent in TX rose from 14 to 16 in 1995, twenty years later. Also, many groups have an older member. The point of the Wooderson character is that he is so out of place and creepy and utterly clueless.
Stop including the Notebook in these lists when you obviously haven't read the book. Allie was reluctant to go out with Noah because of parental/societal expectations, not because she didn't like him - she obviously did. He knew this and pursued her anyway, because who gives a shit what her parents think. It's the story of people finding love from across societal boundaries and finally choosing each other over everyone else. It's beautiful. It does not belong on this list.
A good addition to this list, would be pretty much everything that the trio of girls and John Tucker do in “John Tucker Must Die, I think the only decent character in that movie was Scott
in grease we can think rizzo help danny in the long run she manipulating embarrassed sandy and danny conceded also mean girls 2 had problems princess protection program a lot of DCOMs are like that too aquamarine manipulation brain washing harrassing making fun of bullying def unforgivable right there who needs it
Janis and Regina are complete opposites, yet both are mean girls which is something that I like about the story. Janis isn't even popular and most likely puts an effort in being as much unlike Regina as she can be, but that doesn't mean she's a good person.
It's easy to verbally manipulate old tropes by modern standards. But in doing so you miss the original intentions by leaving out key details. Some of it actually seems intentional. That too is manipulative.
Funny how Ms Mojo takes the same movies over and over to make different lists for different topics. One list they love and support the movie, the next they trash it and want it on the next cancel culture list.
I didn't really think Janis was using Cady , yeah it was for revenge but it was something fun she could do with her friend and She did own up to it at the gym at least.
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“Secret Admirer” when Michael realize that going out with Debby was a mistake. He comes to Tony’s house after his birthday party to confess that he thought his relationship with Debby would be more like his relationship with Tony. Also “The sure thing” when Gib dreams about Alison instead of “the sure thing” because he developed feelings for Alison.
He's more willing to humiliate lizzie to destroy isabella rather than wanting to embarras her. He doesn't care enough about lizzie to want to humiliate her.
