We couldn’t stop laughing at *CLUELESS* (First time watching reaction) 

Fun fact about the costuming: it's even more brilliant than you initially think, because this is the movie that actually CREATED a lot of these late-90s fashion trends. The costume designer didn't have a budget for tons of expensive labels and current-trend looks, so instead she researched and innovated a bunch of looks that she thought would be the next big trends. And then when the movie came out and was a big hit, it became a self-fulfilling prophecy, because teens and 20-somethings wanted to dress like Cher and her friends. :)

I luv how Paul Rudd is loved equally by girls AND guys. That is an absolute win 🥰

Paul Rudd doesn't age. He's supernatural or something.

The "I'm bugging myself" actually WAS improvised by Paul Rudd 😂

When Tai says “no shit you guys have coke here?”…pretty sure she thought they meant cocaine (I think). Which makes the “this is America” line even better lol.

Great reaction, guys! In case you didn´t know it, this movie is based on Jane Austens book "Emma".

Dan Hedaya's "If anything happens to my daughter, I've got a .45 and a shovel." .... is one of the best movie lines ever!

I feel like Paul Rudd is retroactively in EVERYTHING. It's also insane finding him in the 90's Romeo & Juliet w/ Leo and Clare Danes.

Fun fact about those Mean Girls vibes: that was exactly the point of Mean Girls. Tina Fey basically loved this movie and went "you know what, this but more me". Also, the Iggy Azalea music video for "Fancy" heavily references and is inspired by this movie.

"As if" actually dates back to 1902 to a book called The Pit: A Story of Chicago by Frank Norris. I actually remember it being used in the "Valley Girl talk" phase of life in the 80's.

Loved your reactions! The father /daughter relationship was a major part of Jane Austen's Emma and was translated brilliantly here. It's not too saccharin and the lines they give Chef's dad are the best. Almost everyone wants a dad like Chers.

Great reaction. And dude, you talking about the high schoolers being at the wedding reminded me. In the 80, the high school chemistry teacher was getting married. He was probably the most disliked teacher on campus…. because he could be tough and extremely sarcastic. But by senior year, he and I developed this love hate relationship where we’d spend a few minutes each week taking jabs at each other in class. Anyway, my friend went James Bond on his a$$ and found out where he was getting married. Then dressed in black pants, black turtle necks, black berets and we showed up at the church. No one ever saw us. We hid behind a sign and took pictures as everyone arrived. Then I climbed a tree over the walkway they’d come down between the outer building and the church. Then a few as they left. We put the whole thing together as a chemistry experiment with our theory and so forth with the photos on each page. Keep in mind, it was the 80’s. No computers no fancy cameras or anything. So it might seem lame but it was pretty freaking cool for the time. I ran into him a few years ago. He still has it…… but not the wife. 🤣 when he told me they split, he followed it up with, “And once again Wathern, I’ve proven you wrong”. In that their love would outlast time. Yeah, I know it’s vomitus, I was young and idealistic.

As others have mentioned, Clueless is an adaptation of jane austen's Emma. I haven't seen ait mentioned, that it's considered, even by academics, to be the best adaptation of her novels . It's a fun movie! Great rewatch, thanks.

“I don’t know what book that is.” It’s A Tale of Two Cities by Charles Dickens, and “It is a far, far better thing I do” is the only partial line that I know from it.

An absolute classic. It will always hold up to the test of time. Alicia Silverstone was brilliant in this role. The fact that she hasn’t been given another comedic role like this is a shame. This is her wheelhouse for sure.

23:48 If she knew who Pippi Longstockings was I don't think she'd take it as an insult. Pippi Longstockings is a character in a Swedish book series (though I first heard about it in German class). Her mother's dead, her sea captain father was lost at sea presumed dead though Pippi is convinced he's now king of an island of cannibals. She's got read hair that sticks out in two braids out the side of her head. She's a young girl, but she's incredibly strong - as in she can carry grown men and her horse over her head with her bare hands. She lives in a house by herself (her father bought it for when he retired for the sea) with her horse and her pet monkey and a huge bag full of gold coins her father left her, and she basically just does whatever she wants whenever she wants to since she's more than capable of taking care of herself. She's not bad, just doesn't really understand social conventions or rules about children. Her best friends are two children who live next door to her who are perfectly well-behaved and love spending time with her because it means that they can do anything when they're with her.

I love this movie and how it adapts Emma. The only thing that becomes weird is the photo Elton puts up in his locker - in the novel it's a portrait she paints over the course of days if not weeks, so it makes way more sense

i am surprised you guys didn't notice, but the guy who played Travis is Breckin Meyer. he played Jon in the Garfield Movie, Nick Shaffer in Rat Race, and the voice of Joseph Gribble in King of the Hill!

Another fun little fact is that Writer/Director Amy Heckerling actually makes a cameo in the film as the maid of honor during the end wedding scene and can also be seen during the flower toss, which is pretty interesting to see.

I love how much you both enjoyed this film. It's such a fun '90s romp. Amy Heckerling's masterpiece.

Hey, listening to you guys talk about 90’s era nostalgia has given me a GREAT idea! Have y’all ever seen the cult classic series ‘Buffy the Vampire Slayer’? Not the movie, the t.v. show? You guys should totally put it on your channel! Your first foray into reacting to episodic television. It’s always looked down on because of the title but it’s really meant to be tongue in cheek; a great watch! Now, it does have a spin-off you’ll want to check out eventually but by that point you’ll be hooked and looking for more, GUARANTEED!

The reference Cher butchers of the book she read was Tale of Two Cities. It's a far better resting place, etc etc. It was also quoted quite a bit in Star Trek II The Wrath of Khan, because Spock literally gives Kirk a copy of the book for his birthday. Its also quoted in Dark Knight Rises.

This movie is actually a modern version of Jane Austen's Emma!

Fun fact: When Cher mispronounces Haitians that was not intended for her to do so, but Alicia Silverstone really had no idea she was pronouncing it wrong. They told her, but decided to have her keep saying it wrong because it was just a great scene WITH the mispronunciation. Also, not to get too political, but whenever immigration comes up, my friends and I always share that line... . "It does not say RSVP on the Statue of Liberty!"

I was so in love with Alicia Silverstone back then!

A good Alicia Silverstone movie is Blast from the Past

I got that pen when I was in 4th grade BECAUSE of Cher. They sold them at Limited Too. I had a pink one and a blue one

Can we talk about the gym teacher for a moment? Julie Brown of MTV's Just Say Julie, appeared in the movie Eart Girls Are Easy and contributed the theme song as well as "Cause I'm a Blond". Released an album: Trapped in the Body of a White Girl (featuring the song "The Homecoming Queen's Got a Gun". And for you Millenials: co-wrote the first Camp Rock. Even appears onscreen in it.

"Dan Hedaya yelling on the phone in the background" appears in several movies. I look forward to you guys seeing Joe vs The Volcano.

I just love this movie so much! It's aged SO well too, and I think a lot of that is because of the tone. Like you guys said, it feels kinda nostalgic for the 90s even though it was made in the 90s, and because it has that kinda of stylised tone it just really doesn't age much and still feels really relatable. I think this was the movie that introduced me to the magic that is Paul Rudd, and as much as I love the whole cast, I especially love Dan Hedaya - the dad - and of course Wallace Shawn.

I'm pretty sure "you're a virgin who can't drive" is the movie line I've quoted the most of all time

This movie is actually based on Emma by Jane Austen which explains why as you mentioned, the values of the movie seem timeless. It's because they are.

Love this movie. When this came out, it actually felt like a throwback to the 80s teen comedies.....except better! The 80s teen comedies usually were raunchy and very much influenced by "Animal House" (great movie, but what it wreaked was not as distinguished more often than not!). In fact, Amy Heckerling (the director) had done exactly such a movie back in the 80s: "Fast Times At Ridemont High", one of the better of that ilk. So yeah, it does feel very 90s, but it definitely felt like a throwback to the 80s when it came out. There hadn't been a teen comedy in years, probably since "Ferris Bueller".

I really enjoy your reaction video Nice Dudes. You're always so positive and maintain such high energy. Keep up the good work Dudes!

This was the prep 90's movie. For the alt 90's movie, see Mallrats.

If I remember correctly this was Rudd's breakout role.

I watch a number of movie reaction channels because I'm in my mid 40s and I don't know anyone who hasn't seen the movies I like. Your channel has really shot up in my list of favorite reactors. Thank you.

90s movie dads were just such a mood. Growing up watching these as a young girl I thought them so mean. As a now nearly-40-something year old woman I'm just like "Sir, same."

i was a freshman in high school in 1995 and all my friends were dressing like this movie. the plaid skirts, the knee socks and tiny backpacks lmao. fun fact: this movie is a modern adaptation of the jane austen novel Emma

12:10 'A Tale of Two Cities' by Charles Dickens: "Tis a far far better thing that I do, than I have ever done; it is a far far better rest that I go to than I have ever known."

I love this movie. This is like if mean girls were from the perspective of the popular girl character and make the popular girl character likable

"Doing a lap before committing to one place" at the party is very much Jane Austin. People back then just... walked around a room during visits. Granted, they usually had loads of art on the walls... Also, I love that Cher recognizes Alaia. It wasn't exactly the most mainstream fashion line back then, and it's got influences in fetish, so it shows just how invested in fashion Cher is that she would even recognize Alaia.

In the early 80s we had Fast Times, then the mid-80s were for the Breakfast Club. And then Clueless came along to document the 90s. They are all VERY self-aware, which is a part of what makes them great, IMHBLO. Dazed and Confused repped THE SHIT out of the 70s, yo!

😂 "Tis a far far better thing doing stuff for other people" is from A Tale Of Two Cities. Just like Cher, I also had to read it in ninth grade.

This movie is amazing. I’m a huge Jane Austen fan, and I think she would approve! PS, in case you haven’t seen the other 50 people pointing it out, the “far, far better” quote is from A Tale of Two Cities.

Every time you guys post a video I have to make time to sit down and watch it. You guys are great and I have discovered and re-discovered so many movies through you guys. Stay nice dudes.

I went to see this in the movie theater only because I heard it was based on Jane Austen's Emma. Had no interest in a teen movie otherwise and it ended up becoming one of my very favorite films. Loved watching you guys reacting to it!

That transition into the Babbel ad read was perfect!

You guys were so much fun to watch. As other's noted, this is based on Jane Austin's "Emma". It's obvious, too. I'm an Austen fan. I watched this movie a few years back. About 3/4 way through I noticed the similarities.

Nice job guys. You not only did an entertaining reaction, you noticed a few things I might have missed when I saw this movie. You're right the wardrobe was outstanding. Alicia Silverstone was perfect for this role. RIP Brittany Murphy. I've seen other younger reactors criticize the movie and dwell on the brother in law aspect. I will admit looking back on it now it was an odd choice to make the step brother the love interest. But it's Paul Rudd and he's so likable we'll still give it a pass right? 😆

The first time I saw Paul Rudd in a movie. This typified the mid 90s, as things were changing from the quasi-80s feel to the more "extreme" stuff that we know the 90s for. It's a chick flick that is intelligent, despite the name. It's good teen satire.

look up lip sync battle with alicia silverstone...youll see the iconic outfit again...also look up the song " Crying", "Amazing" , and "Crazy" by Aerosmith. That is how her career really started. Also in "Crazy" it features Liv Tyler

Breckin Meyer is an American treasure.

"The Crush" is another Alicia Silverstone movie that is a must see, if you haven't already. She is fantastic for the role and the movie is great! Clueless was made in the 90s for the 90s (we and those of my generation, were teens in the 90s ourselves). It's nostalgic now.

“As if” was already a thing but this movie made it iconic

This is a modern version of Jane Austen' Emma.

There is an amazing meme/fan theory of 90's movies that ties into Breckin Meyer's skaterboi and Donald Faison's shaved-head-BF characters. They were a part of an IRL friend group including Seth Green that starred it multiple movies together.... so the joke is all of them are actually playing the exact same characters over and over at different points in their lives.

Paul Rudd was ny first celebrity crush and it was because of this movie.

Your reactions are just really fun - you're so engaged and interested and always look like you're having a great time!

I laughed out loud at your Danny Ocean heist line 😂

Mean Girls is Regina was super nice.

Paul Rudd is one of my favorite actors, how have I not seen this movie! 😭

Did you guys already watched A Night at the Roxbury?? Is the same dad and he is even better 😂😂

I haven't seen this movie and you know it's 90's when the Bosstones make a cameo.

I was 21 when this came out. I feel ancient now. Love this movie though. Paul Rudd was lovely in this.

Possibly one of my favourite films ever. It’s funny and kind of sweet.

Since you guys enjoy this movie so much, I highly recommend reacting to the 2020 version of Emma with Anya Taylor-Joy. Many other people like other versions better, but I personally think that one is the best--it's vibrant and hilarious, with lots of physical comedy. The themes and character arcs that you mentioned at the end are all in the original. Her love-interest is her brother-in-law's brother, rather than an ex-stepbrother. It would be fun to see a reaction by someone who already knows the modern-day version of the story!

Another great 90s film to watch is Jawbreaker

The Brady Bunch Movie is also top 3 for most 90's looking/sounding movie. Definitely recommend lol

I saw this movie with my cousin in 1995. I don't know what we were expecting, but he was lukewarm about the movie afterwards. But I loved it!

“Stepbrother, help. I’m stuck.”

Clueless is genuinely one of the best movies ever made

Your "movies that end on a kiss" line makes me recommend Pacific Rim. Great movie.

Great reaction guys! I really loved how you inserted film stills when you were reviewing. Thanks for sharing with all of if us 😊

You guys are so fun to watch react just genuinely having a good time and not taking it too serious! Subbed

love you guys, always look forward to watching your stuff. Keep up the good work!

13:56, dude looks like skinny Biff from back to the future

“Do you like Billie Holiday?” “I love him”

I was wondering when you guys would get around to reviewing this !!! Awesome 👏 movie classic !

So nice your video guys! Thanks a lot!

22:56 Hey just because some people lost all their belongings doesn't mean they don't know about what foods should go when in a menu

Lol we also had the gum on our finger when we were teenagers, except I was an 80's teen with a piece of Blue Sugarless Dentyne gum on our fingers while we were smoking a cigarette xoxo

just randomly stumbled upon your channel but you guys are so fun to watch!

I forgot Wallace Shawn was in this movie. When seen him i has like hey it's that weird Dr. Guy from young Sheldon

I love you guys reaction to the line, If anything happens to my daughter I own a 45 and a Shovel. You both where so shocked something like that was Said. I think what you fail to realize is how often Fathers actually said that to boys in the 80s and early 90s. Or how many may or may not have ended up in ditches. Though more like at the Alter weather they liked it or not.

This is a 90's interpretation of "Emma" by Jane Austen. If you've ever read the original, it's pretty faithful!

"as if" didn't exactly come from this movie. This movie incorporated real life California valley girl slang in it, and then the movie was so well liked people everywhere started talking like that, but people were actually talking like that before the movie.

My sister watched this movie so many times growing up.

NEver been kissed is also great, with Drew Barrymore.

When yoy said, " He's a James Dean type." in my head I went, "More like Rock Hudson. " 😏

Did you also recognize Jeremy Sisto from Law and Order? That one trips me out.

Awesome movie and reaction dudes as normal laughed my head off throughout😂

This movie is the Jane Austen classic, “Emma.”

Fave film! Loved it ever since it first came out. Alicia Silverstone is such a babe and Paul Rudd......swoon!

This movie makes me love humanity.

Kung Pow: Enter the Fist will definitely make you guys laugh. My friends and I watch it every guys night and it never fails to make us bust up

I remember a version where you could see the boom mics in the first kiss scene with cher and josh.

"It's like the cast of a Scream movie." I laughed so hard at thar! LOL!

plot based on jane austen's 'emma,' and does it better than 'period films' ever did.

2:55 you can see Arnold Schwarzenegger 😂😂😂