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* AlphaBitch: Subverted with Amanda; she runs with the rich and popular crowd, and Watts tries to stop Keith from dating her because she ''thinks'' Amanda is the AlphaBitch, but she's actually a very nice girl (and working-class, like Watts and Keith).:
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* AlphaBitch: Subverted with Amanda; she runs with the rich and popular crowd, and Watts tries to stop Keith from dating her because she ''thinks'' Amanda is the AlphaBitch, but she's actually a very nice girl (and working-class, like Watts and Keith).: Keith):
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* ACupAngst: Watts jokes how she got "lucky" and never get big breasts. Or breasts at all.
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* ACupAngst: Watts jokes how she got "lucky" and never get got big breasts. Or breasts at all.
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* AllThereInTheManual: According to the first draft of the script and the young-adult novelization, Watts's first name is Susan. Also, her parents are both dead and she lives with two neglectful older brothers.
** One annoying plot hole is also filled in by the novelization: In the movie, we have no idea why Keith is waiting at a club in the hopes that Amanda will show up. In the book, it's explained that she told him she was a big fan of the band who was playing.
** One annoying plot hole is also filled in by the novelization: In the movie, we have no idea why Keith is waiting at a club in the hopes that Amanda will show up. In the book, it's explained that she told him she was a big fan of the band who was playing.
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* AllThereInTheManual: AllThereInTheManual:
** According to the first draft of the script and the young-adult novelization, Watts's first name is Susan. Also, her parents are both dead and she lives with two neglectful older brothers.
** One annoying plot hole is also filled in by the novelization:In in the movie, we have no idea why Keith is waiting at a club in the hopes that Amanda will show up. In the book, it's explained that she told him she was a big fan of the band who was playing.
** According to the first draft of the script and the young-adult novelization, Watts's first name is Susan. Also, her parents are both dead and she lives with two neglectful older brothers.
** One annoying plot hole is also filled in by the novelization:
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* JerkassFacade: Duncan, Keith's skinhead/biker friend, is actually quite nice and polite and does his best to look out for Keith and Amanda.
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* JerkassFacade: JerkassWithAHeartOfGold: Duncan, Keith's skinhead/biker friend, is actually quite nice and polite and does his best to look out for Keith and Amanda.
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* FlushingToiletScreamingShower: Keith has a DelayedReaction to this when his dad flushes the toilet while he's in the shower to bring him out to talk.
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The film is similar to Hughes and Deutch's previous collaboration ''Film/{{Pretty in Pink}}'', with genders switched and the ending changed. ''Some Kind of Wonderful'' had a surprisingly good (but hard-to-find) young-adult {{novelization}} that [[AllThereInTheManual really fleshed out the characters]].
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The film is similar to Hughes and Deutch's previous collaboration ''Film/{{Pretty in Pink}}'', ''Film/PrettyInPink'', with genders switched and the ending changed. ''Some Kind of Wonderful'' had a surprisingly good (but hard-to-find) young-adult {{novelization}} that [[AllThereInTheManual really fleshed out the characters]].
* ChildhoodFriendRomance: Keith and Watts have known each other since preschool.
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* [[IfYouEverDoAnythingToHurtHer If You Do Anything to Hurt Him]]: As Watts tells Amanda, "You break his heart, I break your face."
* InterClassRomance: Keith and Amanda is a subversion. She comes from the same poor neighbourhood, but surrounds herself with rich people, borrowing their things and thus appears to be well-off herself.
* InterClassRomance: Keith and Amanda is a subversion. She comes from the same poor neighbourhood, but surrounds herself with rich people, borrowing their things and thus appears to be well-off herself.
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* [[IfYouEverDoAnythingToHurtHer If You Ever Do Anything to Hurt Him]]: Him...]]: As Watts tells Amanda, "You break his heart, I break your face."
* InterClassRomance: Keith and Amanda is a subversion. She comes from the same poor neighbourhood, but surrounds herself with rich people, borrowing their things and thus appears to be well-off herself."
* InterClassRomance: Keith and Amanda is a subversion. She comes from the same poor neighbourhood, but surrounds herself with rich people, borrowing their things and thus appears to be well-off herself.
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* VictoriousChildhoodFriend: Keith and Watts have known each other since preschool.
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* VictoriousChildhoodFriend: UptownGirl: Keith and Watts have known each other since preschool.Amanda's romance is a subversion. She comes from the same poor neighbourhood, but surrounds herself with rich people, borrowing their things and thus appears to be well-off herself.
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The protagonist, Keith (Eric Stoltz), is a working-class student, who's in love with popular girl Amanda Jones (Creator/LeaThompson). Meanwhile, his tomboyish best friend, Watts (Mary Stuart Masterson), is in love with him, but Keith doesn't notice that. Keith eventually asks Amanda out, right after she broke up with her jerk of a boyfriend, so, mainly out of spite, she says yes. Watts's jealousy causes conflict between her and Keith, but they reconcile, and Watts chauffeurs Keith to his date. At first, Keith and Amanda hit it off, but Keith realizes that he loves Watts. Amanda tells him to go to her, and they get together.
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The protagonist, Keith (Eric Stoltz), (Creator/EricStoltz), is a working-class student, who's in love with popular girl Amanda Jones (Creator/LeaThompson). Meanwhile, his tomboyish best friend, Watts (Mary Stuart Masterson), is in love with him, but Keith doesn't notice that. Keith eventually asks Amanda out, right after she broke up with her jerk of a boyfriend, so, mainly out of spite, she says yes. Watts's jealousy causes conflict between her and Keith, but they reconcile, and Watts chauffeurs Keith to his date. At first, Keith and Amanda hit it off, but Keith realizes that he loves Watts. Amanda tells him to go to her, and they get together.
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* OpenMindedParent: Clifford, Keith's father, is eventually revealed as one. While he has shades of FantasyForbiddingFather, being obsessed with sending his son to college and one that will give him a steady, white-collar job, he still in the end allows Keith go with his plans for the date and blow his money, saved for quite some time to pay the tuition. He just don't want for his son to end up like him, working his ass due to inadequate education, but cares for and supports the boy.
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* OpenMindedParent: Clifford, Keith's father, is eventually revealed as one. While he has shades of FantasyForbiddingFather, being obsessed with sending his son to college and one that will give him a steady, white-collar job, he still in the end allows Keith go with his plans for the date and blow his money, saved for quite some time to pay the tuition. He just don't doesn't want for his son to end up like him, working his ass off due to inadequate education, but and cares for and supports the boy.
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* TriangRelations: Keith wants Amanda, who doesn't even acknowledge his existence for most of the time. Watts has a serious feeling for Keith, and he eventually realises he loves her too.
* VictoriousChildhoodFriend: Keith and Watts know each other since preschool.
* VictoriousChildhoodFriend: Keith and Watts know each other since preschool.
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* TriangRelations: Keith wants Amanda, who doesn't even acknowledge his existence for most of the time. Watts has a serious feeling feelings for Keith, and he eventually realises he loves her too.
* VictoriousChildhoodFriend: Keith and Wattsknow have known each other since preschool.
* VictoriousChildhoodFriend: Keith and Watts
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* OhCrap: Hardy gets a massive one at the end when Duncan, Keith's new biker/skinhead friend, show up at his party with a bunch of his fellow delinquents. Of course, the OhCrap moment, and preventing Hardy from throwing Keith a beating, was the entire point of showing up to Hardy's party in the first place.
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* OhCrap: Hardy gets a massive one at the end when Duncan, Keith's new biker/skinhead friend, show shows up at his party with a bunch of his fellow delinquents. Of course, the OhCrap moment, and preventing Hardy from throwing Keith a beating, was the entire point of showing up to Hardy's party in the first place.
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* OneOfTheBoys: Watts. She's tomboish enough for everyone to assume she just ''have to'' be a lesbian.
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* OneOfTheBoys: Watts. She's tomboish tomboyish enough for everyone to assume she just ''have ''has to'' be a lesbian.
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* JustFriends: Keith and Watts, for most of the movie. They apparently know each other since before school.
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* JustFriends: Keith and Watts, for most of the movie. They apparently know knew each other since before school.
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* LastNameBasis: Everyone calls Watts on her last name. Her first name is never said in the film (according to the novelization, it's Susan).
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* LastNameBasis: Everyone calls Watts on her last name. Her first name is never said spoken in the film (according to the novelization, it's Susan).
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* IsThatAThreat: When Watts is in the changing room, a girl mocks him for wearing boxer shorts:
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* FingerlessGloves: Watts wears a pair of red leather ones in pretty much all the scenes.
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* FingerlessGloves: Watts wears a pair of red leather ones in pretty much all the her scenes.
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The protagonist, Keith (Eric Stoltz), is a working-class student, who's in love with popular girl Amanda Jones (Lea Thompson). Meanwhile, his tomboyish best friend, Watts (Mary Stuart Masterson), is in love with him, but Keith doesn't notice that. Keith eventually asks Amanda out, right after she broke up with her jerk of a boyfriend, so, mainly out of spite, she says yes. Watts's jealousy causes conflict between her and Keith, but they reconcile, and Watts chauffeurs Keith to his date. At first, Keith and Amanda hit it off, but Keith realizes that he loves Watts. Amanda tells him to go to her, and they get together.
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The protagonist, Keith (Eric Stoltz), is a working-class student, who's in love with popular girl Amanda Jones (Lea Thompson).(Creator/LeaThompson). Meanwhile, his tomboyish best friend, Watts (Mary Stuart Masterson), is in love with him, but Keith doesn't notice that. Keith eventually asks Amanda out, right after she broke up with her jerk of a boyfriend, so, mainly out of spite, she says yes. Watts's jealousy causes conflict between her and Keith, but they reconcile, and Watts chauffeurs Keith to his date. At first, Keith and Amanda hit it off, but Keith realizes that he loves Watts. Amanda tells him to go to her, and they get together.
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* LastMinuteHookup: Watts and Keith eventually end up together after he realises what he feels to her.
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* LastMinuteHookup: Watts and Keith eventually end up together after he realises what realizes how he feels to about her.
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* FingerlessGloves: Watts wears a pair of red leather ones in pretty much all here scenes.
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* FingerlessGloves: Watts wears a pair of red leather ones in pretty much all here the scenes.
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* IsThisAThreat: When Watts is in the changing room, a girl mocks him for wearing boxer shorts:
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* IsThisAThreat: When Watts is in the changing room, a girl mocks him for wearing boxer shorts:
-->'''Girl:''' I've just never seen a girl wearing boy's underpants before.
-->'''Watts:''' ''(takes out a drumstick)'' You ever seen a girl with a drumstick shoved up her nose?
-->'''Girl:''' Oh, is that some kind of threat?
-->'''Watts:''' It's some kind of a warning.
-->'''Girl:''' I've just never seen a girl wearing boy's underpants before.
-->'''Watts:''' ''(takes out a drumstick)'' You ever seen a girl with a drumstick shoved up her nose?
-->'''Girl:''' Oh, is that some kind of threat?
-->'''Watts:''' It's some kind of a warning.
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* ACupAngst: Watts jokes how she got "lucky" and never get big breasts. Or breasts at all.
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* AnnoyingYoungerSibling: Keith's sister, Laura.
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* AnnoyingYoungerSibling: Keith's sister, Laura. She has a habit of breaking into Keith's room to the point where she does it even when he's inside and she could just knock.
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* DeadpanSnarker: Watts.
* FingerlessGloves: Watts wears them.
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* DeadpanSnarker: Watts.
Watts is almost constantly quipping at people.
* FingerlessGloves: Watts wearsthem.a pair of red leather ones in pretty much all here scenes.
* {{Hypocrite}}: Hardy is perfectly capable trying to woo two different girls within single minute, telling both how "Trust is the basis of any relationship".
* FingerlessGloves: Watts wears
* {{Hypocrite}}: Hardy is perfectly capable trying to woo two different girls within single minute, telling both how "Trust is the basis of any relationship".
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* InterClassRomance: Keith and Amanda.
* IWantMyBelovedToBeHappy: Amanda telling Keith to go to Watts.
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* InterClassRomance: Keith and Amanda.Amanda is a subversion. She comes from the same poor neighbourhood, but surrounds herself with rich people, borrowing their things and thus appears to be well-off herself.
* IWantMyBelovedToBeHappy: Amanda telling Keith to go toWatts.Watts in the end.
* IWantMyBelovedToBeHappy: Amanda telling Keith to go to
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* JustFriends: Keith and Watts, for most of the movie. They apparently know each other since before school.
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-->'''Duncan:''' (to Keith, as Keith is leaving with Amanda) "We're gonna bring this party up to a nice respectable level. Don't worry, we're not gonna hurt anyone. We're not even gonna touch 'em. We're just gonna make 'em cry a little... just by lookin' at 'em."
* OneOfTheBoys: Watts.
* OperationJealousy: Watts tries this on Keith at one point.
* OneOfTheBoys: Watts.
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-->'''Duncan:''' (to Keith, as Keith is leaving with Amanda) "We're We're gonna bring this party up to a nice respectable level. Don't worry, we're not gonna hurt anyone. We're not even gonna touch 'em. We're just gonna make 'em cry a little... just by lookin' at 'em."
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* OneOfTheBoys:Watts.
Watts. She's tomboish enough for everyone to assume she just ''have to'' be a lesbian.
* OnlyKnownByTheirNickname: Inverted. While Duncan is named in-story, in the credits he's listed as "Skinhead" instead.
* OpenMindedParent: Clifford, Keith's father, is eventually revealed as one. While he has shades of FantasyForbiddingFather, being obsessed with sending his son to college and one that will give him a steady, white-collar job, he still in the end allows Keith go with his plans for the date and blow his money, saved for quite some time to pay the tuition. He just don't want for his son to end up like him, working his ass due to inadequate education, but cares for and supports the boy.
* OperationJealousy: Watts tries this on Keith at onepoint.point, asking Ray to act as if she liked her. He has no problems with doing that.
* OneOfTheBoys:
* OnlyKnownByTheirNickname: Inverted. While Duncan is named in-story, in the credits he's listed as "Skinhead" instead.
* OpenMindedParent: Clifford, Keith's father, is eventually revealed as one. While he has shades of FantasyForbiddingFather, being obsessed with sending his son to college and one that will give him a steady, white-collar job, he still in the end allows Keith go with his plans for the date and blow his money, saved for quite some time to pay the tuition. He just don't want for his son to end up like him, working his ass due to inadequate education, but cares for and supports the boy.
* OperationJealousy: Watts tries this on Keith at one
* RaisedByGrandparents: Watts talks a lot about her grandma, but her parents are never mentioned or seen and it's implied they are dead. However, in the novelisation, she was raised by her older brothers.
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TriangRelations: Keith wants Amanda, who doesn't even acknowledge his existence for most of the time. Watts has a serious feeling for Keith, and he eventually realises he loves her too.
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A 1987 romantic teen drama written by Creator/JohnHughes and directed by Howard Deutch, ''Some Kind of Wonderful'' is the last in Hughes's acclaimed cycle of teen films in TheEighties.
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A 1987 romantic teen drama dramedy written by Creator/JohnHughes and directed by Howard Deutch, ''Some Kind of Wonderful'' is the last in Hughes's acclaimed cycle of teen films in TheEighties.
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A 1987 romantic teen drama written by Creator/JohnHughes and directed by Howard Deutch, '''''Some Kind of Wonderful''''' is the last in Hughes's acclaimed cycle of teen films in TheEighties.
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A 1987 romantic teen drama written by Creator/JohnHughes and directed by Howard Deutch, '''''Some ''Some Kind of Wonderful''''' Wonderful'' is the last in Hughes's acclaimed cycle of teen films in TheEighties.
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The protagonist, Keith (Eric Stoltz), is a working-class student, who's in love with popular girl Amanda Jones (Lea Thompson). Meanwhile, his tomboyish best friend, Watts (Mary Stuart Masterson) is in love with him, but Keith doesn't notice that. Keith eventually asks Amanda out, right after she broke up with her jerk of a boyfriend, so, mainly out of spite, she says yes. Watts's jealousy causes conflict between her and Keith, but they reconcile, and Watts chauffeurs Keith to his date. At first, Keith and Amanda hit it off, but Keith realizes that he loves Watts. Amanda tells him to go to her, and they get together.
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The protagonist, Keith (Eric Stoltz), is a working-class student, who's in love with popular girl Amanda Jones (Lea Thompson). Meanwhile, his tomboyish best friend, Watts (Mary Stuart Masterson) Masterson), is in love with him, but Keith doesn't notice that. Keith eventually asks Amanda out, right after she broke up with her jerk of a boyfriend, so, mainly out of spite, she says yes. Watts's jealousy causes conflict between her and Keith, but they reconcile, and Watts chauffeurs Keith to his date. At first, Keith and Amanda hit it off, but Keith realizes that he loves Watts. Amanda tells him to go to her, and they get together.
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The protagonist, Keith (Eric Stoltz) Stoltz), is a working-class student, who's in love with popular girl Amanda Jones (Lea Thompson). Meanwhile, his tomboyish best friend, Watts (Mary Stuart Masterson) is in love with him, but Keith doesn't notice that. Keith eventually asks Amanda out, right after she broke up with her jerk of a boyfriend, so, mainly out of spite, she says yes. Watts's jealousy causes conflict between her and Keith, but they reconcile, and Watts chauffeurs Keith to his date. At first, Keith and Amanda hit it off, but Keith realizes that he loves Watts. Amanda tells him to go to her, and they get together.
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A 1987 romantic teen dramedy drama written by Creator/JohnHughes and directed by Howard Deutch, '''''Some Kind of Wonderful''''' is the last in Hughes's acclaimed cycle of teen films in TheEighties.
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A 1987 romantic teen dramedy film written by Creator/JohnHughes and directed by Howard Deutch, '''''Some Kind of Wonderful''''' is a 1987 romantic teen dramedy film written by Creator/JohnHughes and directed by Howard Deutch. It is the last in Hughes's acclaimed cycle of teen films in TheEighties.
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'''''Some Kind of Wonderful''''' is a 1987 romantic teen dramedy film written by Creator/JohnHughes and directed by Howard Deutsch.Deutch. It is the last in Hughes's acclaimed cycle of teen films in TheEighties.
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'''''Some Kind of Wonderful''''' is a 1987 romantic teen dramedy film written by Creator/JohnHughes and directed by Howard Deutsch. It is the last of in Hughes's acclaimed cycle of teen films in TheEighties.
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'''''Some Kind of Wonderful''''' is a 1987 romantic teen dramedy film written by Creator/JohnHughes and directed by Howard Deutsch. It is the last of Hughes's acclaimed cycle of popular teen films in TheEighties.
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'''''Some Kind of Wonderful''''' is a 1987 romantic teen dramedy film written by Creator/JohnHughes and directed by Howard Deutsch. It is the last of Hughes's cycle of popular teen films in TheEighties.
