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* TheCameo: Basketball player Xavier [=McDaniels=], in what may be the movie's [[SugarWiki/FunnyMoments most hilarious line]]. Also cameos from various grunge personalities, including all the members of Music/PearlJam, Music/{{Alice in Chains}}, [[Music/{{Soundgarden}} Chris Cornell]], Tad Doyle and Bruce Pavitt, as well as Creator/PaulGiamatti and a rare before-the-camera Creator/TimBurton cameo.
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** When we first see Janet, she's serving coffee to someone who's reading ''Psychotic Reactions and Carburetor Dung'' by Lester Bangs, Cameron Crowe's mentor (as revealed in ''Film/AlmostFamous'').
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* LoveDodecahedron: Discussed by Steve:
-->'''Steve:''' (''after revealing he broke up with his ex, Jennifer'') Now she's with Tony. Tony knows my friend Bailey, who's friends with the girl that Tony's going out with on the side, Rita. Rita, whom I broke up with to go out with Jennifer. So, now, do I tell Jennifer that I know Tony's going out with Rita, or do I tell Rita that I know about Tony and Jennifer? Tony, who will Jennifer that I was still going out with Rita when I was going out with her. How does this stuff get so complicated? I don't know.
-->'''Steve:''' (''after revealing he broke up with his ex, Jennifer'') Now she's with Tony. Tony knows my friend Bailey, who's friends with the girl that Tony's going out with on the side, Rita. Rita, whom I broke up with to go out with Jennifer. So, now, do I tell Jennifer that I know Tony's going out with Rita, or do I tell Rita that I know about Tony and Jennifer? Tony, who will Jennifer that I was still going out with Rita when I was going out with her. How does this stuff get so complicated? I don't know.
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** Played with throughout the movie. Janet has an inverted one when she realizes that Cliff is so self-absorbed that he won't even say "Bless you" when she sneezes. After their breakup, Cliff realizes how much he does love her and tries to get her back. [[spoiler: The final scene is when they happen to meet in an elevator, and this time he does say "Bless you" when she sneezes.]]
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** Played with throughout the movie. Janet has an inverted one when she realizes that Cliff is so self-absorbed that he won't even say "Bless you" when she sneezes. After their breakup, Cliff realizes how much he does love her and tries to get her back. [[spoiler: The final scene is when they happen to meet in an elevator, and this time he does say "Bless you" when she sneezes.sneezes, which leads her to get back with Cliff.]]
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* TheCameo: Basketball player Xavier [=McDaniels=], in what may be the movie's [[CrowningMomentOfFunny most hilarious line]]. Also cameos from various grunge personalities, including all the members of Music/PearlJam, Music/{{Alice in Chains}}, [[Music/{{Soundgarden}} Chris Cornell]], Tad Doyle and Bruce Pavitt, as well as Creator/PaulGiamatti and a rare before-the-camera Creator/TimBurton cameo.
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* AsHimself: The members of Music/PearlJam are themselves, except as the backup for Cliff's band Citizen Dick rather than as Pearl Jam.
* DiscoDan: Although temporally not that far removed from the fashion's origin, Debbie's early 80's look is so radically different from the grunge/alt-rock aesthetic that all the other characters embrace that she stands out even more than if she had dressed like she was from the 60's or 70's.
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* LoveEpiphany: Played with throughout the movie. Janet has an inverted one when she realizes that Cliff is so self-absorbed that he won't even say "Bless you" when she sneezes. After their breakup, Cliff realizes how much he does love her and tries to get her back. [[spoiler: The final scene is when they happen to meet in an elevator, and this time he does say "Bless you" when she sneezes.]]
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** Played with throughout the movie. Janet has an inverted one when she realizes that Cliff is so self-absorbed that he won't even say "Bless you" when she sneezes. After their breakup, Cliff realizes how much he does love her and tries to get her back. [[spoiler: The final scene is when they happen to meet in an elevator, and this time he does say "Bless you" when she sneezes.]]]]
** Played perfectly straight with Debbie. Earlier in the movie, she wanted her dating service video to showcase a pair of earrings that she loved, but nobody else liked. Near the end, she takes a flight, and asks to be seated next to a single man - who, much to her chagrin, is a teenage boy. However, when she gets off, she runs into the boy's father, who looks at her earrings and loves them. Cliff then reveals that the two have started a long-distance relationship, and that Debbie's planning on moving soon.
** Played with throughout the movie. Janet has an inverted one when she realizes that Cliff is so self-absorbed that he won't even say "Bless you" when she sneezes. After their breakup, Cliff realizes how much he does love her and tries to get her back. [[spoiler: The final scene is when they happen to meet in an elevator, and this time he does say "Bless you" when she sneezes.
** Played perfectly straight with Debbie. Earlier in the movie, she wanted her dating service video to showcase a pair of earrings that she loved, but nobody else liked. Near the end, she takes a flight, and asks to be seated next to a single man - who, much to her chagrin, is a teenage boy. However, when she gets off, she runs into the boy's father, who looks at her earrings and loves them. Cliff then reveals that the two have started a long-distance relationship, and that Debbie's planning on moving soon.
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** Citizen Dick's single, "Touch Me, I'm Dick" is an homage to "Touch Me, I'm Sick" by another one of Seattle's grunge pioneers, Mudhoney.
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* ShoutOut: The film has chapter titles, and one of the chapter titles ("Have Fun Stay Single") is imposed over a still photograph from ''Film/NothingSacred''.
** When Linda and Steve are first having sex, Andy calls in the middle of it, and to drown him out, Linda turns on the TV; ''Series/MyThreeSons'' comes on.
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* AnswerCut: After Linda tells Ruth she's thinking of marrying Luis:
-->'''Ruth:''' If you get married, will we still go out dancing?
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-->'''Linda:''' (''shouting'') We will always go out dancing!
-->'''Ruth:''' If you get married, will we still go out dancing?
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-->'''Linda:''' (''shouting'') We will always go out dancing!
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''Singles'' is an ensemble comedy set in {{Seattle}} in the early 1990's. Steve Dunne meets Linda Powell at a club, and they hit it off. The ups and downs of their relationship are contrasted with those of Steve's friend (and ex-girlfriend) Janet Livermore, who is increasingly frustrated with how aloof her boyfriend, lead of proto-grunge band named "Citizen Dick" Cliff Poncier, acts towards her. With some running threads about other friends, it shows the ups and downs of relationships for Generation X in the pre-dot-com era.
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A 1992 ensemble romantic comedy written and directed by Creator/CameronCrowe and set in {{Seattle}}, ''Singles'' is very much anensemble comedy set in {{Seattle}} in UnintentionalPeriodPiece and love letter to the city's alternative/grunge scene of the early 1990's. '90s.
Steve Dunne (Campbell Scott) meets Linda Powell (Creator/KyraSedgwick) at a club, and they hit it off. The ups and downs of their relationship are contrasted with those of Steve's friend (and ex-girlfriend) JanetLivermore, Livermore (Bridget Fonda), who is increasingly frustrated with how aloof her boyfriend, lead boyfriend Cliff Poncier (Matt Dillon), the leader of a proto-grunge band named called "Citizen Dick" Cliff Poncier, Dick", acts towards her. With some running threads about other friends, it the film shows the ups and downs of relationships for Generation X in the pre-dot-com era.
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Steve Dunne (Campbell Scott) meets Linda Powell (Creator/KyraSedgwick) at a club, and they hit it off. The ups and downs of their relationship are contrasted with those of Steve's friend (and ex-girlfriend) Janet
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* TheCameo: Basketball player Xavier [=McDaniels=], in what may be the movie's [[CrowningMomentOfFunny most hilarious line]]. Also cameos from various grunge personalities, including all the members of Music/PearlJam, Music/{{Alice in Chains}}, [[Music/{{Soundgarden}} Chris Cornell]], Tad Doyle and Bruce Pavitt, as well as Creator/PaulGiamatti and a rare behind-the-camera Creator/TimBurton cameo.
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* TheCameo: Basketball player Xavier [=McDaniels=], in what may be the movie's [[CrowningMomentOfFunny most hilarious line]]. Also cameos from various grunge personalities, including all the members of Music/PearlJam, Music/{{Alice in Chains}}, [[Music/{{Soundgarden}} Chris Cornell]], Tad Doyle and Bruce Pavitt, as well as Creator/PaulGiamatti and a rare behind-the-camera before-the-camera Creator/TimBurton cameo.
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** Later in that same sequence, Debbie tells Steve and the others, "I'm telling you, that girl doesn't want you tugging at her bra strap. She wants drama, she wants mystery, she wants excitement," and we immediately cut to Linda, who says, "I don't want drama, I don't want excitement, I just want to trust (Steve)."
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-->'''Linda:''' (''pissed Steve waited four days to call her after they had sex'') I just don't want to play games.
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-->'''Linda:''' (''pissed Steve waited four days to call her after they had sex'') I just don't want to play games.
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'''Steve:''' Games? If I was playing games, I would have waited a week to call you. ({{Beat}}) What I meant to sayis...is...
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* TheCameo: Basketball player Xavier [=McDaniels=], in what may be the movie's [[CrowningMomentOfFunny most hilarious line]]. Also cameos from various grunge personalities, including all the members of Music/PearlJam, Music/{{Alice in Chains}},[[Music/{{Soundgarden}} Chris Cornell]], Tad Doyle and Bruce Pavitt, as well as Creator/PaulGiamatti and a rare behind-the-camera Creator/TimBurton cameo.
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* TheCameo: Basketball player Xavier [=McDaniels=], in what may be the movie's [[CrowningMomentOfFunny most hilarious line]]. Also cameos from various grunge personalities, including all the members of Music/PearlJam, Music/{{Alice in Chains}},[[Music/{{Soundgarden}} Chains}}, [[Music/{{Soundgarden}} Chris Cornell]], Tad Doyle and Bruce Pavitt, as well as Creator/PaulGiamatti and a rare behind-the-camera Creator/TimBurton cameo.
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* RecycledTheSeries: Ultimately averted, as Crowe felt that turning ''Singles'' into a series was a poor idea. The production company decided, rather than giving up on the notion, to retool the concept and gave the central characters tweaked personalities, altered some of the interpersonal relationships, transplanted the show to [[BigApplesauce New York City]], and changed the name to ''{{Friends}}''.
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* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: Counting the ways:
** Grunge and alt-rock is everywhere.
** Flannel is practically a dress code requirement (although somewhat TruthInTelevision in Seattle to this day).
** The dating service that Debbie uses involves VHS tapes instead of any variety of video disc or the Internet.
** Reference is made to building airplanes, as Boeing used to be by far the largest employer in the Seattle area (Boeing since has left the area; tech companies such as Creator/{{Nintendo}}, {{Microsoft}}, and Amazon are the local heavyweights now).
** Steve's friend David storing phone numbers on his watch, as opposed to a cell phone.
* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: Counting the ways:
** Grunge and alt-rock is everywhere.
** Flannel is practically a dress code requirement (although somewhat TruthInTelevision in Seattle to this day).
** The dating service that Debbie uses involves VHS tapes instead of any variety of video disc or the Internet.
** Reference is made to building airplanes, as Boeing used to be by far the largest employer in the Seattle area (Boeing since has left the area; tech companies such as Creator/{{Nintendo}}, {{Microsoft}}, and Amazon are the local heavyweights now).
** Steve's friend David storing phone numbers on his watch, as opposed to a cell phone.
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** Grunge and alt-rock is everywhere.
** Flannel is practically a dress code requirement (although somewhat TruthInTelevision in Seattle to this day).
** The dating service that Debbie uses involves VHS tapes instead of any variety of video disc or the Internet.
** Reference is made to building airplanes, as Boeing used to be by far the largest employer in the Seattle area (Boeing since has left the area; tech companies such as Creator/{{Nintendo}}, {{Microsoft}}, and Amazon are the local heavyweights now).
** Steve's friend David storing phone numbers on his watch, as opposed to a cell phone.is...
* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: Counting the ways:
** Grunge and alt-rock is everywhere.
** Flannel is practically a dress code requirement (although somewhat TruthInTelevision in Seattle to this day).
** The dating service that Debbie uses involves VHS tapes instead of any variety of video disc or the Internet.
** Reference is made to building airplanes, as Boeing used to be by far the largest employer in the Seattle area (Boeing since has left the area; tech companies such as Creator/{{Nintendo}}, {{Microsoft}}, and Amazon are the local heavyweights now).
** Steve's friend David storing phone numbers on his watch, as opposed to a cell phone.
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* DirectorCameo: Cameron Crowe appears as a music journalist at a club.
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* DirectorCameo: Cameron Crowe appears as a music journalist at a club.
* LeFilmArtistique: Debbie's dating video is this as well as a BigLippedAlligatorMoment, featuring a cringe-worthy homage to the shower scene from ''Film/{{Psycho}}'' among other things.
* MeaningfulEcho: "I just happened to be nowhere near your neighborhood."
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* FieryRedhead: Averted with Debbie, the token redhead, who is instead TheDitz.
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* TheCasanova: The foreign exchange student Spanish ForeignExchangeStudent Linda dates early in the movie.movie cheats on her right away.
