So, which is the teen flick that defines the current generation?

they don't make teen movies any more, it has all moved to cable

>>79366638
Honestly, Dear White People.

>>79366638
None like these. All teen flicks nowadays are filled with tragedies and cynicism

>>79367012

>These movies have no tragedy or cynicism.

>>79366638
You can't really make movies like these anymore because teenage girls now lead extremely vapid existences defined totally by social media. No one who is of the age that could competently write a screenplay could accurately capture what it's like to be a braindead high school girl in 2017.

They still make shitty "popular crowd vs. nice girl" movies starring nobodies like Victoria Justice or whoever, but no one cares about them.

Also, teen movies about the American experience don't really play well overseas, which is all studios care about, so they're less likely to get made.

>>79366704
Spot on, I'd say.

Superbad. We watched that movie like a 100 times in high school

>>79367472
superbad came out 10 years ago.

Me, earl and the dying girl

wild child (2008)

Spring Breakers

>>79366638
21/22 jump street homeboy

It will be Spider-Man: Homecoming.

Just you wait and see.

>>79367671
kino

Spring Breakers, to be honest

>>79366638
Series

>>79367012
>implying Heathers isn't 100% tragedies and cynicism

>>79367673
>>79367764
Honestly this. It will take a while for people to realize it though.

>>79367472
mean girls is only three years older than superbad my man

>>79369016
You're right, but Superbad feels really recent to me for some reason. I'd have said it came out this decade off the top of my head

>>79366638
Easy A? Came out in 2010.

>>79367322
>You can't really make movies like these anymore because teenage girls now lead extremely vapid existences defined totally by social media
Right, unlike teenagers generally for the previous century who's lives were defined by socialising and media. Heaven fucking forbid if you combine the two though, that's clearly an apocalypse scenario.

>>79366638
Shouldn't the 80s be breakfast club?

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All the choices of OP were cult classics so the only answer is picrel

>>79369845
Instagram/Facebook/Twitter are not the same as anything that has existed in time up until now. Being a teenager in the 80s really wasn't that different from being a teenager in the 50s. Being a teenager now is completely different from being a teenager in the 80s.

Not that hard to grasp.

21 Jump Street
Project X
Palo Alto

Suicide Squad

>>79370176
i would actually agree with this

>>79370489
Literally every generation is convinced of this and they're always wrong
>We didn't have all this rock and roll when I was a kid, I even saw a nice white girl with a nigger the other day, what is happening to children
>Back in my day we weren't exposed to so much violence in films and television and video games, it'll destroy these kids minds
>Kids these days just sit on their cell phones texting each other or on the internet and not interacting, what happened to meeting up with your friends in real life?
>Teenagers are such vapid idiots these days, they just constantly update their social media profiles
That third one was what everyone said about you by the way.
The fucking ancient Greeks said stuff like this thousands of years before Christ, they thought society had utterly changed because kids didn't treat them with the same respect they treated adults with at that age. But no man, every other time throughout history that people said exactly what you're saying with some minor changes (replace social media with X controversial fad) was a coincidence, this one time you really did happen just by chance to be right, kids are taking pictures of themselves aka western society is doomed, sure.

Spring Breakers or Project X

>>79370176
How the fuck did they manage to make a movie about 4 fucking hot teenage girls in bikini's so fucking boring??

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>>79370176
this best fits the bill

good call

>>79366638
I was gonna say "Bratz the movie" as a joke, but I just looked it up and say it was released in 2007. Where does the time go?

>>79366638
There are none.

All those are Jewish social propaganda from a Jewish perspective about how white people are supposed to be. Don't fall for such lies.

>>79370958
your a dorable
open a book

>>79366638

There isn't one. The current generation are a bunch of cunts that no one wants to think about now, never mind remember in the future.

>>79371061
>4 fucking hot teenage girls
>4
is your last name korine

>>79370958
We're talking about movies about teenage girls over the span of about 30 years. We're not having a debate over how dozens of generations view who came before them and how they complain about the good old days.

Nice try, but save your pseudo-intellectual debating for another thread. Social media is different than anything that's come before it - that's not up for debate. The end.

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>Clueless
>not Ghost World

>>79371214
she was the best one desu

>>79370176
this

Is Clueless actually a decent flick?

>>79372491
yes
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U7mqQnGn85w

>>79367343
this shit pisses me off so much but I think you might be right anon

>>79366638
You wantedf to finish the image it would be the pitch perfect ladies.