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* JerksAreWorseThanVillains: Preston's father, Fred, comes off as the most hated character in the movie, even more than the villains. [[ParentalFavoritism He lets his two older sons dominate Preston's room for their own business (despite being incompetent at computers)]] and berates Preston for not doing the same despite being clearly too young to do so. He also [[SkewedPriorities grounds Preston for ruining his bike]] rather than worried that he was almost hit by a car. Even when Fred speaks to "Mr. Machintosh" about how he dislikes that he's taking his son's time away from him, his out-of-nowhere [[PapaWolf concern for Preston]] feels lazy and insincere.
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* JerksAreWorseThanVillains: Preston's father, Fred, comes off as the most hated character in the movie, even more than the villains. [[ParentalFavoritism He lets his two older sons dominate Preston's room for their own business (despite being incompetent at computers)]] and berates Preston for not doing the same despite being clearly too young to do so. He also [[SkewedPriorities grounds Preston for ruining his bike]] rather than [[NoSympathy being worried that he was almost hit by a car.car]]. Even when Fred speaks to "Mr. Machintosh" about how he dislikes that he's taking his son's time away from him, his out-of-nowhere [[PapaWolf concern for Preston]] feels lazy and insincere.
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* JerksAreWorseThanVillains: Preston's father Fred comes off as the most hated character in the movie, even more than the villains. [[ParentalFavoritism He lets his two older sons dominate Preston's room for their own business (despite being incompetent at computers)]], berates Preston for not doing the same despite being clearly too young to do so, [[SkewedPriorities he's more concerned about how Preston's bike was ruined]] rather than worried that he was almost hit by a car and grounds him for it. Even when Fred speaks to "Mr. Machintosh" about how he dislikes that he's taking his son's time away from him, his out of nowhere [[PapaWolf concern for Preston]] feels lazy and insincere.
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* JerksAreWorseThanVillains: Preston's father Fred father, Fred, comes off as the most hated character in the movie, even more than the villains. [[ParentalFavoritism He lets his two older sons dominate Preston's room for their own business (despite being incompetent at computers)]], computers)]] and berates Preston for not doing the same despite being clearly too young to do so, so. He also [[SkewedPriorities he's more concerned about how Preston's bike was ruined]] grounds Preston for ruining his bike]] rather than worried that he was almost hit by a car and grounds him for it.car. Even when Fred speaks to "Mr. Machintosh" about how he dislikes that he's taking his son's time away from him, his out of nowhere out-of-nowhere [[PapaWolf concern for Preston]] feels lazy and insincere.
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* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: The ProductPlacement of Macintosh computers (big, tabletop computers) and The Sharper Image during the major shopping montage in the middle of the film (which as a physical retail chain closed down in 2015, continuing to exist only online) among other things places the film very early in TheNineties.
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* BestKnownForTheFanservice: For many young people growing up with this film [[MsFanservice Shay Stanley]] as played by Creator/KarenDuffy was their first crush.
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* JerksAreWorseThanVillains: Preston's father Fred comes off as the most hated character in the movie, even more than the villains. [[ParentalFavoritism He lets his two older sons dominate Preston's room for their own business (despite being incompetent at computers)]], berates Preston for not doing the same despite being clearly too young to do so, [[SkewedPriorities he's more concerned about how Preston's bike was ruined]] rather than worried that he was almost hit by a car and grounds him for it. Even when Fred speaks to "Mr. Machintosh" about how he dislikes that he's taking his son's time away from him, his out of nowhere [[PapaWolf concern for Preston]] feels lazy and insincere.
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* ValuesDissonance: Considering how much more sensitive the general public has become to even the most gently implied sexualization of children (so much so that making two underage actors kiss ''each other'' for ''Series/StrangerThings'' was controversial), there's no doubt that the scene of a twelve-year-old attempting to romance and kiss a 32-year-old woman on the lips would not only ''not'' be considered charming but also offensive enough result in a swift ending to the career of every single person involved.
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* ValuesDissonance: Considering how much more sensitive the general public has become to even the most gently implied sexualization of children (so much so that making two underage actors kiss ''each other'' for ''Series/StrangerThings'' was controversial), there's no doubt that the children, a scene of a twelve-year-old attempting to romance and kiss twelve year old kissing a 32-year-old 32-year old woman on the lips would not only ''not'' be considered charming but also offensive enough result in a swift ending to the career of every single person involved. fly today.
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** Considering how much more sensitive the general public has become to even the most gently implied sexualization of children (so much so that making two underage actors kiss ''each other'' for ''Series/StrangerThings'' was controversial), there's no doubt that the scene of a twelve-year-old attempting to romance and kiss a 32-year-old woman on the lips would not only ''not'' be considered charming but also offensive enough result in a swift ending to the career of every single person involved.
** Considering how much more sensitive the general public has become to even the most gently implied sexualization of children (so much so that making two underage actors kiss ''each other'' for ''Series/StrangerThings'' was controversial), there's no doubt that the scene of a twelve-year-old attempting to romance and kiss a 32-year-old woman on the lips would not only ''not'' be considered charming but also offensive enough result in a swift ending to the career of every single person involved.
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* ValuesDissonance:
**ValuesDissonance: Considering how much more sensitive the general public has become to even the most gently implied sexualization of children (so much so that making two underage actors kiss ''each other'' for ''Series/StrangerThings'' was controversial), there's no doubt that the scene of a twelve-year-old attempting to romance and kiss a 32-year-old woman on the lips would not only ''not'' be considered charming but also offensive enough result in a swift ending to the career of every single person involved.
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