Clueless Review
Review Clueless is a witty, stylish teen comedy that still feels surprisingly fresh nearly thirty years after its release. Directed by Amy Heckerling and loosely based on Jane Austen's Emma, the film follows Cher Horowits , a wealthy but well-meaning Beverly Hills teenager who believes she can solve everyone's problems except her own. The film explores friendship, class, and self-discovery, all wrapped in a bright, satirical look at 90s youth culture. What makes Clueless so enjoyable is how sharply it balances comedy with character. Cher begins as shallow and image-obsessed, but Heckerling makes her instantly likeable through her charm, humour and genuine desire to help people. As Chers matchmaking schemes spiral out of control, the film gently shows her realising the limits of her privilege and the importance of empathy. Alicia Silverstone's performance is effortless, she plays Cher with warmth, confidence, and perfect comedic timing. The films visual style is also a hug...