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* StereotypeFlip: Zack, the football star, is also an excellent student and a very sweet guy who doesn't tolerate seeing others bullied and nerdy outcast Laney, while certainly not stupid, is not particularly academic. And some of the worst bullying Laney gets is from goths who you imagine would be more sympathetic.
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* FormerFriendOfAlphaBitch: Katie's arc.
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* FormerFriendOfAlphaBitch: Katie's arc.arc is being a GirlPosse member who gets fed up with AlphaBitch Taylor and moves on to other social circles.
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Zack Siler (Prinze) is the BigManOnCampus and has everything going for him: Hot girlfriend Taylor Vaughn (Creator/JodiLynOKeefe), his choice of university, school soccer star, student council president. When his girlfriend dumps him for second-hand world reject TV soap star Brock Hudson (Creator/MatthewLillard), Zack bets his friend Dean Sampson (Creator/PaulWalker) that he can replace her and make any girl in school prom queen in just six weeks. Dean takes that bet and selects Laney Boggs (Cook), a poor but clever art student, to be the object of Zack's experiment. Zack gets to work.
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Zack Siler (Prinze) is the BigManOnCampus and has everything going for him: Hot hot girlfriend Taylor Vaughn (Creator/JodiLynOKeefe), his choice of university, school soccer star, student council president. When his girlfriend dumps him for second-hand world reject TV soap star Brock Hudson (Creator/MatthewLillard), Zack bets his friend Dean Sampson (Creator/PaulWalker) that he can replace her and make any girl in school prom queen in just six weeks. Dean takes that bet and selects Laney Boggs (Cook), a poor but clever art student, to be the object of Zack's experiment. Zack gets to work.
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->''"Is that true? Am I a bet? Am I a bet? AM I A FUCKING BET?!!"''
A 1999 teen romantic comedy directed by Robert Iscove, starring Creator/FreddiePrinzeJr and Creator/RachaelLeighCook (in her first leading role). It's a HighSchool modernization of Creator/GeorgeBernardShaw's ''Theatre/{{Pygmalion}}'', which is [[AdaptationDisplacement better known]] by the musical it spawned, ''Theatre/MyFairLady''.
A 1999 teen romantic comedy directed by Robert Iscove, starring Creator/FreddiePrinzeJr and Creator/RachaelLeighCook (in her first leading role). It's a HighSchool modernization of Creator/GeorgeBernardShaw's ''Theatre/{{Pygmalion}}'', which is [[AdaptationDisplacement better known]] by the musical it spawned, ''Theatre/MyFairLady''.
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ABET?!"''
''She's All That'' is a 1999 teen romantic comedy film directed by RobertIscove, Iscove and starring Creator/FreddiePrinzeJr and Creator/RachaelLeighCook (in her first leading role). It's a HighSchool modernization of Creator/GeorgeBernardShaw's ''Theatre/{{Pygmalion}}'', which is [[AdaptationDisplacement better known]] by the musical it spawned, ''Theatre/MyFairLady''.
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Was the main source for the teen drama pastiche parody ''Film/NotAnotherTeenMovie'' and inspired a {{Gender Flip}}ped remake, titled ''Film/HesAllThat'', released by Creator/{{Netflix}} in 2021.
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* {{Expy}}: Aside from the Pygmalion connections, Taylor has been compared to a defanged version of Chris from Film/{{Carrie}}.
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* {{Expy}}: Aside from the Pygmalion connections, Taylor has been compared to a defanged version of Chris from Film/{{Carrie}}.Film/{{Carrie|1976}}.
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We're not supposed to pothole tropes in header quotes. See What To Put At The Top Of A Page.
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->''"Is that true? Am I a bet? Am I a bet? [[PrecisionFStrike AM I A FUCKING BET?!!]]"''
BET?!!"''
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The name was changed back to Precision F Strike per TRS
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Renamed trope.
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* BreakingPointSwearing: With the camera turned away (for ease of editing for network TV), Laney uses the PG-13-rated movie's single allotted F-bomb to emphasize her rage at the fact that she was just "a fucking bet."
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* PrecisionFStrike: With the camera turned away (for ease of editing for network TV), Laney uses the PG-13-rated movie's single alloted F-bomb to glorious effect.
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Zack Siler (Prinze) is the BigManOnCampus and has everything going for him: Hot girlfriend Taylor Vaughn (Jodi Lyn O'Keefe), his choice of university, school soccer star, student council president. When his girlfriend dumps him for second-hand world reject TV soap star Brock Hudson (Creator/MatthewLillard), Zack bets his friend Dean Sampson (Creator/PaulWalker) that he can replace her and make any girl in school prom queen in just six weeks. Dean takes that bet and selects Laney Boggs (Cook), a poor but clever art student, to be the object of Zack's experiment. Zack gets to work.
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Zack Siler (Prinze) is the BigManOnCampus and has everything going for him: Hot girlfriend Taylor Vaughn (Jodi Lyn O'Keefe), (Creator/JodiLynOKeefe), his choice of university, school soccer star, student council president. When his girlfriend dumps him for second-hand world reject TV soap star Brock Hudson (Creator/MatthewLillard), Zack bets his friend Dean Sampson (Creator/PaulWalker) that he can replace her and make any girl in school prom queen in just six weeks. Dean takes that bet and selects Laney Boggs (Cook), a poor but clever art student, to be the object of Zack's experiment. Zack gets to work.
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* LittlePeopleAreSurreal: The performers in Mitch's TrueArtIsIncomprehensible stage show.
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* {{Expy}}: Aside from the Pygmalion connections, Taylor has been compared to a defanged version of Chris from {{Carrie}}.
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* GrandStaircaseEntrance: The entrance to the prom dance is a rather long and fancy spiralling staircase. Laney gets a downplayed version earlier, descending the stairs of her house after her makeover.
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* InformedPoverty: Laney is teased with comments like "Isn't your dad my pool man?", yet she lives in a very nice house. Cleaning pools must be a lucrative business in the area. Near the end of the film, her dad actually brings this fact up saying that people seem to think that he's of a lower class because he cleans pools, but he owns his own business and does have a nice house with its own pool and the neighbourhood looks like one that would have a lot of pools, so he probably does make a respectable amount of money. The comment was probably just meant to belittle Laney's father for having a blue collar job rather than imply he doesn't make much money from it.
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* InformedPoverty: Laney is teased with comments like "Isn't your dad my pool man?", yet she lives in a very nice house. Cleaning pools must be a lucrative business in the area. Near the end of the film, her dad actually brings this fact up saying that people seem to think that he's of a lower class because he cleans pools, but he owns his own business and does have a nice house with its own pool and the neighbourhood neighborhood looks like one that would have a lot of pools, so he probably does make a respectable amount of money. The comment was probably just meant to belittle Laney's father for having a blue collar job rather than imply he doesn't make much money from it.
