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This 80′s John Hughes gem wasn’t as accepted as some of his other movies (Sixteen Candles, Breakfast Club, Ferris Bueller’s Day Off, Pleasing In Pink), which is a shame because it’s every bit as proper as those flicks, if not better. The place of Attractive In Pink is sort of rehashed here: a teen from the unpleasant side of town (Eric Stoltz subbing for Molly Ringwald), has got eyes for a approved teen (Lea Thompson subbing for Andrew McCarthy), and has a free-thinkin’, seemingly pleased best friend of the opposite gender (Mary Stuart Masterson subbing for Jon Cryer) that winds up being the person they should raze up with. There’s even the token jerk that causes problems for everyone (Craig Sheffer subbing for James Spader.)
The new ending of Radiant In Pink was changed after test audiences said they would rather Molly Ringwald’s character destroy up with Andrew McCarthy’s, instead of Jon Cryer’s. (Immoral! At least in my idea.) They got it moral in “Some Kind Of Fabulous.” What a astronomical 80′s teen flick this is! Not too sappy, not too dramatic- everything gets balanced out with diminutive drops of humor here and there. Candace Cameron is hilarious in every one of her scenes (check her out as Eric Stoltz’s younger sister before she injure up on TV’s migraine headache inducing “Bulky House”) ; so is Maddie Corman who plays the middle sister. (She later ended up on Margaret Cho’s short lived “All American Girl” sitcom and was in another Sizable 80′s teen flick called “Seven Minutes in Heaven” which also starred Jennifer Connelly.)
If you worship this movie, or are a fan of the John Hughes genre, you should also check out the “Some Kind Of Fantastic” soundtrack. It’s every bit as Astronomical as the “Graceful In Pink” soundtrack. The opening credits sequence music from “Some Kind Of Improbable” (“Abuse” by Propaganda) is not on the cd, but is available on Propaganda’s “Wishful Thinking” cd.
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The only stammer I have with this DVD is the same whine I have with a lot of other Paramount DVD’s: no extra goodies. No trailer, no outtakes, no deleted scenes, no commentary. That is disappointing, but it’s unruffled immense to have this on DVD finally.
1987′s Some Kind Of Amazing is a gender-revised version of 1986′s Fair In Pink. Eric Stoltz takes the set of Molly Ringwald and Lea Thompson & Mary Stuart Masterson do the same for Andrew McCarthy & Jon Cryer. Mr. Stoltz plays Keith a loner, artistic type who works at a garage and whose best friend is a tom girl, drummer Watts played by Ms. Masterson. Keith pines after Amanda Jones (Ms. Thompson), one of the most accepted girls in school. Amanda dates the disagreeable rich boy Hardy Jenns (Craig Sheffer) and after they fight, Keith swoops in and asks Amanda for a date, to which she agrees. Keith finds out that the whole date is honest a setup to obtain him to Jenns’ house so he can beat him up, he level-headed continues with the date. He sets an justify evening, dinner at a cherish restaurant, art museum after hours and a location of diamond earrings. It turns out that Amanda isn’t some depraved rich girl, but a girl from the unfavorable side of the tracks who sold herself out for popularity. All the while, Watts is secretly in admire with Keith and in the ruin after a showdown at Jenns’ house where he is exposed as a chicken and fraud, Keith realizes his proper feelings for Watts and they kiss. The movie is filled with nice performances by the three leads, but it is the supporting players that give the best performances. John Ashton is perfectly gruff and pushing as Keith’s dad, Maddie Corman is the classic, annoying younger sister, but Elias Koteas steals the display as Duncan, the school thug who befriends Keith. Mr. Koteas throws out some classic lines. This was the last film John Hughes would write or director in the classic 80′s teen angst vein. The soundtrack to the film is estimable, featuring no name bands like Flesh For Lulu, The Licking Tins and Furniture and it captures the essence of the films.
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