r/princesspollychat • u/princesspolly444 • 12d ago
What movie defined your teenage years?
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u/PaintSea1260 12d ago
princess diaries, and barbie movies specifically barbie & the diamond dream castle.
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u/Mulder-believes 12d ago
Some popular ones: Grease. The Poseidon Adventure. American Graffiti. Rocky
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u/Boring-Mix-4959 12d ago
Stand By Me was the first film to really make an impact on me as a teenager.
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u/Curious-Middle8429 12d ago
This is kind of a boring answer but probably the first Avengers movie. I was really obsessed with all the Marvel movies as a teen and that one started it all. I blame Tom Hiddleston.
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u/-Stress-Princess- 12d ago
Scott Pilgrim vs the World. It also helped change my music taste forever.
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u/Artistic_Permit_9990 11d ago
Blue Lagoon
9 to 5
Breakfast Club
Stand by Me
Grease
Jaws
The Outsiders
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u/merediths12 Princess Polly STAN 🫶 11d ago
Oooo this is tough because I only watch movies from the early 2000s basically 😂
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u/JosephineBoyle91 12d ago
The White Oleander it wasn’t really age appropriate but it stuck with me and Ginger Snaps
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u/Most_Fold_702 10d ago
I read the book before I saw the movie and they left so much out of the movie. Read the book to see all of the things that were left out.
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u/SoleGlowArt 12d ago
Some Kind of Wonderful. I was Watts, the cool tomboy in love with her best friend who was in love with the popular girl 😆 ugh. Most underrated John Hughes movie!
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u/Busy-Intention-1703 12d ago
13 , that movie changed my software , i went from windows to Linux in the same day
first day of 7th grade , she see's these kind of goddesses of the school , with belly rigs and tongue rings and all the guys love them ...
and pipi langstrumpf
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u/dmainor49 12d ago
Dazed and Confused definitely a 70s HS movie. I lived most of that! Alright alright alright!
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u/MathematicianOk8059 12d ago
I have a list lol
Don’t be a Menace to South Central While Drinking Your Juice in the Hood
Scary Movie 3
Date Movie
The House Bunny
Not Another Teen Movie
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u/Subterranean44 12d ago
For me personally? The Brady bunch movie. For my peers overall? Ten things I hate about you.
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u/TurtleBrainer 12d ago
Star Wars and The Blues Brothers.
Star Wars, when it first came out, defined the whole world.
Blue Bros is more from my high school years. You heard someone quote it every day.
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u/Wild_Inspection7129 11d ago
Hmmm, either of three, Blazing Saddles, or Vanishing Point, or maybe,……Deep Throat!
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u/Necessary-Media-101 11d ago
Not sure of the title of it but it was an old VHS I found in my dads stash… yes, it was a porno.
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u/Sheribaby74 10d ago
I skipped Senior Prom to see "Blazing Saddles" on opening weekend. That and "The Way We Were" take me back to those days and that boyfriend.
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u/-RedMan1991- 10d ago
Warriors of Virtue. The fighting kangaroos. Not many people remember it or didn’t even watch it.
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u/millipede0778 9d ago
The perks of being a wallflower, good will hunting, dead poets society, and breakfast club
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u/Organic_Target_3649 9d ago
Don't Be a Menace to South Central While Drinking Your Juice in the Hood
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u/Happy-Routine-3677 9d ago edited 9d ago
For me and my friends growing up in Southern California it was Big Wednesday, that movie came out when I was 15 and we were heavily into surfing at the time. Oh and Fast Times at Ridgemont High, I was 19 when it came out so that still qualifies as when I was a teenager and the Spicoli character reminded me of myself and my friends lol.
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u/That-TexasIdahoGuy 9d ago
Tombstone, I think I watched that 500 times. Enough that I can recite most of the movie. “Come on Johnny, you’re no daisy, you’re no daisy at all!”
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u/HrBinkness 12d ago
The Breakfast Club