well, he just did'nt have a clue that I cared about him in that way and all I ever heard was how much he 'loved' one of the cheerleaders.

I was totally in love with him (still am to this very day, he will always be a part of my life and in my heart). but we always had one another and hung out all the time.

I was best friends with a boy in my class, we were both into music, theater and art and did'nt fit in with the 'popular-preppy' kids in school and really did'nt fit in with the 'pot-head-troublemakers' either. I guess because the story was a lot like my own life and I could really relate to Mary Stuart Masterson's character SO much. SPOILER: I seen this film when it first came out and I was 15 years old. Reviewed by RivetGRRL 10 / 10 One of my all-time favorites What a fantastic last line, 'You look good wearing my future', and final song, a very nice cover of 'Can't Help Falling in Love' by English band Lick the Tins, capping off a great soundtrack. John Hughes had a quite a run in the mid-late 80's, and in producing/writing this film, I consider it among his best work. But Masterson is the one to watch here: tough, funny, and incredibly pretty. Lea Thompson is the popular girl Stoltz falls for and pursues, and turns in a strong performance as well вЂ“ if you get a chance, watch her facial expressions in the scene where she slaps her rich boyfriend, played well by Craig Sheffer.

Mary Stuart Masterson and Eric Stoltz turn in sweet performances as non-conformist high school kids (her a tomboy, him an artist, both mechanics) trying to find not only love but also their paths in life. Yes, it's predictable, and uses the time-honored romantic comedy formula of the friend who was there under one's nose all along being the 'true love' in the end (that's hardly a spoiler folks), but it's very well done, and I've always loved it.

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