Celebrating 'Clueless' 20th anniversary

 

And more 'Clueless'! How come wouldn't i post these new old on set photos from the movie? Especially when they are this adorable and the cast looks so happy to be together.

Alicia Silverstone was a babe back then, she was 18 when she filmed the movie, and the rest of the young cast looks super young and fresh as well. You have to go after the cut to check them all, but it will only give you good vibes and a really nice look behind the scenes of this already iconic movie. Also, how great is this never before seen on set pic below? i adooooore it.

'Clueless' turns 20 so here are 20 reasons why this chick flick classic remains iconic

Twenty years ago the chick flick classic 'Clueless' was premiered (on July 19th, 1995 to be more exactly) and it changed the whole world of teen comedies. There weren't many movies for girls out there (despite 'Heathers' or John Hughes' movies like 'Sixteen Candles' and 'Pretty in Pink'), so a fresh comedy with a female protagonist was a breeze of fresh air for the teenage genre.

So, how could i not do a special post about 'Clueless'? AS IF i wouldn't do it, so check out twenty reasons why this chick flick classic is still relevant today after the cut, just because:

Top Chick Flicks

Yesterday was October 3rd (and also a Wednesday!) and because of this, it's the Mean Girls' day, it's as silly that:

I should have posted it then but i really forgot and uploaded something else but this deserved a post. Why? Because want it or not, 'Mean Girls' it's the chick flick of the 00s. There's not other movie like that on that period, so funny, cheeky, cool and good (yes, GOOD) as that one. Which reminds me of the three superior chick flicks of the last decades: There was 'Heathers' ('Escuela de jóvenes asesinos'), on the 80s, 'Clueless' on the 90s and 'Mean Girls' on the 00s and it doesn't get better than this. Of course there are some others like 'Never Been Kissed', 'Now & Then' or 'Bring It On' for some people (i've never, ever, liked that movie) but those three are the Queen Bees of that genre, those marked girly movies when they came out and while we're still waiting for the chick flick of this decade ('Bridesmaids' is a close one but does it fit that genre when there's no highschool involved?) here are some reminders on why these three movies are so great (and i love them so much):