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* DuelingWorks: ''Film/TheFaculty'' was released on 25th December, 1998, six months after ''Film/DisturbingBehavior'', on 24th July, 1998. Both are quippy teen riffs on classic ParanoidThriller material: ''Literature/TheStepfordWives'' ''Literature/TheStepfordWives'' in the earlier movie's case, and ''Film/InvasionOfTheBodySnatchers'' in the later's case, both [[RecycledInSpace recycled in high school.]] Both have antagonistic adults, and both [[spoiler:rewrite their source material's ''very'' depressing endings so that the good guys win, though the earlier movie's ending is [[BittersweetEnding much more bittersweet.]]]] However, the effect is dampened by the fact that ''Disturbing Behavior'' [[BoxOfficeBomb underperformed at the box office]] and was badly received.

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* BoxOfficeBomb: '''Budget''': $15 million. '''Box office''': $17.5 million. The small profit doesn't cover marketing costs.
* DuelingWorks: ''Film/TheFaculty'' was released on 25th December, 1998, six months after ''Film/DisturbingBehavior'', on 24th July, 1998. Both are quippy teen riffs on classic ParanoidThriller material: ''Literature/TheStepfordWives'' ''Literature/TheStepfordWives'' in the earlier movie's case, and ''Film/InvasionOfTheBodySnatchers'' in the later's case, both [[RecycledInSpace recycled in high school.]] Both have antagonistic adults, and both [[spoiler:rewrite their source material's ''very'' depressing endings so that the good guys win, though the earlier movie's ending is [[BittersweetEnding much more bittersweet.]]]] However, the effect is dampened by the fact that ''Disturbing Behavior'' [[BoxOfficeBomb underperformed at the box office]] and was badly received.
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* DuelingWorks: ''Film/TheFaculty'' was released on 25th December, 1998, six months after ''Film/DisturbingBehavior'', on 24th July, 1998. Both are quippy teen riffs on classic ParanoidThriller material: ''Literature/TheStepfordWives'' ''Literature/TheStepfordWives'' in the earlier movie's case, and ''Film/InvasionOfTheBodySnatchers'' in the later's case, both [[RecycledInSpace recycled in high school.]] Both have antagonistic adults, and both [[spoiler:rewrite their source material's ''very'' depressing endings so that the good guys win.]] However, the effect is dampened by the fact that ''Disturbing Behavior'' [[BoxOfficeBomb underperformed at the box office]] and was badly received.

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* DuelingWorks: ''Film/TheFaculty'' was released on 25th December, 1998, six months after ''Film/DisturbingBehavior'', on 24th July, 1998. Both are quippy teen riffs on classic ParanoidThriller material: ''Literature/TheStepfordWives'' ''Literature/TheStepfordWives'' in the earlier movie's case, and ''Film/InvasionOfTheBodySnatchers'' in the later's case, both [[RecycledInSpace recycled in high school.]] Both have antagonistic adults, and both [[spoiler:rewrite their source material's ''very'' depressing endings so that the good guys win.]] win, though the earlier movie's ending is [[BittersweetEnding much more bittersweet.]]]] However, the effect is dampened by the fact that ''Disturbing Behavior'' [[BoxOfficeBomb underperformed at the box office]] and was badly received.
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* DuelingWorks: ''Film/TheFaculty'' was released on 25th December, 1998, six months after ''Film/DisturbingBehavior'', on 24th July, 1998. Both are quippy teen riffs on classic ParanoidThriller material: ''Literature/TheStepfordWives'''' ''Literature/TheStepfordWives'' in the earlier movie's case, and ''Film/InvasionOfTheBodySnatchers'' in the later's case, both [[RecycledInSpace recycled in high school.]] Both have antagonistic adults, and both [[spoiler:rewrite their source material's ''very'' depressing endings so that the good guys win.]] However, the effect is dampened by the fact that ''Disturbing Behavior'' [[BoxOfficeBomb underperformed at the box office]] and was badly received.

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* DuelingWorks: ''Film/TheFaculty'' was released on 25th December, 1998, six months after ''Film/DisturbingBehavior'', on 24th July, 1998. Both are quippy teen riffs on classic ParanoidThriller material: ''Literature/TheStepfordWives'''' ''Literature/TheStepfordWives'' ''Literature/TheStepfordWives'' in the earlier movie's case, and ''Film/InvasionOfTheBodySnatchers'' in the later's case, both [[RecycledInSpace recycled in high school.]] Both have antagonistic adults, and both [[spoiler:rewrite their source material's ''very'' depressing endings so that the good guys win.]] However, the effect is dampened by the fact that ''Disturbing Behavior'' [[BoxOfficeBomb underperformed at the box office]] and was badly received.
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* DuelingWorks: ''Film/TheFaculty'' was released on 25th December, 1998, six months after ''Film/DisturbingBehavior'', on 24th July, 1998. Both are quippy teen riffs on classic ParanoidThriller material: ''Literature/TheStepfordWives'''' ''Literature/TheStepfordWives'' in the earlier movie's case, and ''Film/InvasionOfTheBodySnatchers'' in the later's case, both [[RecycledInSpace recycled in high school.]] Both have antagonistic adults, and both [[spoiler:rewrite their source material's ''very'' depressing endings so that the good guys win.]] However, the effect is dampened by the fact that ''Disturbing Behavior'' [[BoxOfficeBomb underperformed at the box office]] and was badly received.
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* FocusGroupEnding: The theatrical version ended on a cliffhanger revealing that Gavin, one of the brainwashed Blue Ribbon kids, had survived and is now working as a student teacher at an Inner City School, where it's implied that he will restart the Blue Ribbon program. The original ending, which was deemed by test audiences as too depressing, had Gavin take his former friends hostage on the ferry as they try to escape. They shoot him in self-defense, which breaks him out of his brainwashing before he dies. This was just one of many edits imposed on the film, to the point where the director almost had his name taken off of the credits as a result.
* PlayingAgainstType: At this point in her career, Creator/KatieHolmes was best known for playing sweet Tomboy Joey Potter on ''Series/DawsonsCreek''. Here she's playing one of the town "bad kids".

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* FocusGroupEnding: The theatrical version ended on a cliffhanger revealing that Gavin, [[spoiler:Gavin, one of the brainwashed Blue Ribbon kids, had survived and is now working as a student teacher at an Inner City School, InnerCitySchool, where it's implied that he will restart the Blue Ribbon program. program]]. The original ending, which was deemed by test audiences as too depressing, had Gavin [[spoiler:Gavin take his former friends hostage on the ferry as they try to escape. They shoot him in self-defense, which breaks him out of his brainwashing before he dies. ]] This was just one of many edits imposed on the film, to the point where the director almost had his name taken off of the credits as a result.
* PlayingAgainstType: At this point in her career, Creator/KatieHolmes was best known for playing sweet Tomboy {{tomboy}} Joey Potter on ''Series/DawsonsCreek''. Here Here, she's playing one of the town "bad kids".
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* AlanSmithee: Director David Nutter [[AvertedTrope ultimately didn't do this]], but the ExecutiveMeddling he faced caused him to consider having his name taken off the credits.
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* FocusGroupEnding: The theatrical version ended on a cliffhanger revealing that Gavin, one of the brainwashed Blue Ribbon kids, had survived and is now working as a student teacher at an Inner City School, where it's implied that he will restart the Blue Ribbon program. The original ending, which was deemed by test audiences as too depressing, had Gavin take his former friends hostage on the ferry as they try to escape. They shoot him in self-defense, which breaks him out of his brainwashing before he dies. This was just one of many edits imposed on the film, to the point where the director almost had his name taken off of the credits as a result.
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* ExecutiveMeddling: A particularly brutal example that saw nearly a fifth of the film left on the cutting room floor. Furthermore, David Nutter was working on a [[{{Recut}} Director's Cut]] that would have reinstated the deleted scenes, only to have it vetoed by the studio. The commentary track gives a lot of detail on just how badly the film was butchered.

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* ExecutiveMeddling: A particularly brutal example that saw The film was practically shredded in the editing room, having nearly twenty minutes cut (the theatrical edit is just 84 minutes long) and a fifth different ending put in by the studio over the objections of director David Nutter. Among the scenes cut include numerous story and CharacterDevelopment scenes whose absence the film left greatly suffers for, which perhaps explains the film's tepid reception by critics and at the box office. Fortunately, all of the scenes in question are included on the cutting room floor. Furthermore, David Nutter was working on a [[{{Recut}} Director's Cut]] that would have reinstated DVD. The [[Creator/{{Syfy}} Sci-Fi Channel]]'s edited-for-TV version of the movie often reinstates the deleted scenes, only to have making it vetoed by something of an unofficial [[{{Recut}} director's cut]], though it leaves the studio. The commentary track gives a lot of detail on just how badly the film was butchered.theatrical ending.
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* PlayingAgainstType: At this point in her career, Katie Holmes was best known for playing sweet Tomboy Joey Potter on ''Series/DawsonsCreek''. Here she's playing one of the town "bad kids".

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* PlayingAgainstType: At this point in her career, Katie Holmes Creator/KatieHolmes was best known for playing sweet Tomboy Joey Potter on ''Series/DawsonsCreek''. Here she's playing one of the town "bad kids".
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* PlayingAgainstType: At this point in her career, Creator/KatieHolmes was best known for playing sweet Tomboy Joey Potter on ''Series/DawsonsCreek''. Playing a Bad Girl was quite a change for her.

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* PlayingAgainstType: At this point in her career, Creator/KatieHolmes Katie Holmes was best known for playing sweet Tomboy Joey Potter on ''Series/DawsonsCreek''. Playing a Bad Girl was quite a change for her.Here she's playing one of the town "bad kids".
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* PlayingAgainstType: At this point in her career, Creator/KatieHolmes was best known for playing sweet Tomboy Joey Potter on ''Series/DawsonsCreek''. Playing a Bad Girl was quite a change for her.
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* HeyItsThatGuy:
** Steve is [[Film/{{X-Men}} Cyclops]].
** Rachel is [[Series/DawsonsCreek Joey Potter]].
** Gavin is [[Franchise/{{Terminator}} John Connor]] [[Film/Terminator3RiseOfTheMachines from the third movie]]. That's how he knows so much about evil robots -- [[{{Brainwashed}} he was one himself!]]
** Lindsay is [[Film/GingerSnaps Ginger]] [[Creator/KatharineIsabelle Fitzgerald]].
** Would you have been able to figure out that the guy playing the HeroicAlbino UV was the straight-laced best-friend of the main character in ''Film/FinalDestination''?
** The two kids in the opening scene are Natassia Malthe (Rayne from the ''Film/BloodRayne'' sequels) and Tobias Mehler ([[Series/BattlestarGalactica2003 Zak Adama]] and [[Series/StargateSG1 Graham Simmons]]).
** One of the Blue Ribbon girls, Abbey, is [[Series/{{Popular}} Sam McPherson]].
** Dr. Caldicott is [[Film/StarTrek Captain Christopher Pike]].
** Mr. Newburry was the Grim Reaper in ''Film/BillAndTed's Bogus Journey''.
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** Lindsay is [[Film/GingerSnaps Ginger Fitzgerald]].
** Would you have been able to figure out that the guy playing the HeroicAlbino UV was the straight-laced best-friend of the main character in ''FinalDestination''?

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** Lindsay is [[Film/GingerSnaps Ginger Ginger]] [[Creator/KatharineIsabelle Fitzgerald]].
** Would you have been able to figure out that the guy playing the HeroicAlbino UV was the straight-laced best-friend of the main character in ''FinalDestination''?''Film/FinalDestination''?



** One of the Blue Ribbon girls, Abbey, is [[{{Popular}} Sam McPherson]].

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** One of the Blue Ribbon girls, Abbey, is [[{{Popular}} [[Series/{{Popular}} Sam McPherson]].
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** Gavin is [[Film/Terminator3RiseOfTheMachines John Connor from the third movie]]. That's how he knows so much about evil robots -- [[{{Brainwashed}} he was one himself!]]

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** Gavin is [[Franchise/{{Terminator}} John Connor]] [[Film/Terminator3RiseOfTheMachines John Connor from the third movie]]. That's how he knows so much about evil robots -- [[{{Brainwashed}} he was one himself!]]
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** Gavin is [[TheTerminator John Connor from the third movie]]. That's how he knows so much about evil robots -- [[{{Brainwashed}} he was one himself!]]

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** Gavin is [[TheTerminator [[Film/Terminator3RiseOfTheMachines John Connor from the third movie]]. That's how he knows so much about evil robots -- [[{{Brainwashed}} he was one himself!]]
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** The two kids in the opening scene are Natassia Malthe (Rayne from the ''Film/BloodRayne'' sequels) and Tobias Mehler ([[Series/BattlestarGalacticaReimagined Zak Adama]] and [[Series/StargateSG1 Graham Simmons]]).

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** The two kids in the opening scene are Natassia Malthe (Rayne from the ''Film/BloodRayne'' sequels) and Tobias Mehler ([[Series/BattlestarGalacticaReimagined ([[Series/BattlestarGalactica2003 Zak Adama]] and [[Series/StargateSG1 Graham Simmons]]).
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* ExecutiveMeddling: A particularly brutal example that saw nearly a fifth of the film left on the cutting room floor.

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* ExecutiveMeddling: A particularly brutal example that saw nearly a fifth of the film left on the cutting room floor. Furthermore, David Nutter was working on a [[{{Recut}} Director's Cut]] that would have reinstated the deleted scenes, only to have it vetoed by the studio. The commentary track gives a lot of detail on just how badly the film was butchered.
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* ExecutiveMeddling: A particularly brutal example that saw nearly a fifth of the film left on the cutting room floor.
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** Lindsay is [[GingerSnaps Ginger Fitzgerald]].

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** Lindsay is [[GingerSnaps [[Film/GingerSnaps Ginger Fitzgerald]].
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** The two kids in the opening scene are Natassia Malthe (Rayne from the ''Film/BloodRayne'' sequels) and Tobias Mehler ([[Series/BattlestarGalacticaReimagined Zak Adama]] and [[StargateSG1 Graham Simmons]]).

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** The two kids in the opening scene are Natassia Malthe (Rayne from the ''Film/BloodRayne'' sequels) and Tobias Mehler ([[Series/BattlestarGalacticaReimagined Zak Adama]] and [[StargateSG1 [[Series/StargateSG1 Graham Simmons]]).
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** Gavin is [[TheTerminator John Connor from the third movie]]. That's how he knows so much about robots -- [[{{Brainwashed}} he was one himself!]]

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** Gavin is [[TheTerminator John Connor from the third movie]]. That's how he knows so much about evil robots -- [[{{Brainwashed}} he was one himself!]]
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** One of the Blue Ribbon girls, Abbey, is [[{{Popular}} Sam McPherson]].
** Dr. Caldicott is [[Film/StarTrek Captain Christopher Pike]].
** Mr. Newburry was the Grim Reaper in ''Film/BillAndTed's Bogus Journey''.

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