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''Loser'' is a 2000 romantic comedy starring Jason Biggs and Mena Suvari. The plot centers around Paul Tennak (Biggs), a DoggedNiceGuy beginning college in New York City. Nearly everyone he encounters treats him like crap, except for Dora Diamond (Suvari), another student struggling to put herself through college.
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!!The film provides examples of:
%%* BigBad: Professor Alcott.
* BlatantLies: How Paul's roommates got him kicked out. In spite of Paul being a very polite, agreeable person, who did more than his share of the chores, they painted him as a bigot with poor hygiene who left them to do all the work.
* Catch22Dilemma: Dora faces this when it comes to affording her tuition. She can't work more hours while she lives at home (which she can't afford to leave without making more money). She can't qualify for financial assistance unless she gets emancipated. However, she can't get emancipated unless she can prove she has a work-study and her own residence. She can't get a work-study and a residence unless she gets emancipated.
%%* ButtMonkey: Paul, and to a lesser extent, Dora.
* TheDogBitesBack: After spending the whole movie putting up with his roommates bullying him, playing cruel pranks on him, and lying to get him kicked out of the dorms, Paul finally gives Adam a well-deserved TheReasonYouSuckSpeech before punching him.
%%* DoggedNiceGuy: Paul.
* {{Irony}}: Dramatic Irony, to be exact. Paul swaps his former roommates' roofies with harmless pills which not only won't hurt the women but, according to the pharmacist, might make them a little smarter. So, while the audience knows why the women at the party are alert and in no position to be taken advantage of, the roommates are left utterly confused as to why the pills didn't have the intended effect.
%%* ExtremeDoormat: Paul, until he finally stands up for himself at the end.
%%* JerkAss: Basically every character except for Paul, Dora, and Paul's family. Paul's roommates take the cake, though.
* NearRapeExperience: One of Paul's roommates roofies Dora at a party, hoping to take advantage of her. He doesn't though, and she ends up passed out in the bathroom.
%%* NiceGuy: Paul, oh so much.
%%* PerkyGoth: Dora.
* PoliticallyIncorrectVillain: The closest thing we see to Paul's roommates taking studying seriously is when they laugh at one of the pictures in their psychology book of what is implied to be an autistic person.
* PrecisionFStrike: "You know what? I really don't give a fuck." - [[spoiler:Paul to Alcott, after he refuses to let Alcott bribe him with a higher grade]].
%%* SadistTeacher: Alcott.
%%* SmugSnake: Alcott.
* WhatDoesSheSeeInHim: Dora's relationship with Alcott. Not only is he nearly 20 years older than her, he blatantly doesn't give a damn about her.
* WhereAreTheyNowEpilogue: The film ends with one of these with humorous text blurbs explaining what will happen to Paul's roommates and Alcott [[spoiler: they all face some OffscreenKarma]], then finally revealing the future of Paul and Dora themselves.
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!!The film provides examples of:
%%* BigBad: Professor Alcott.
* BlatantLies: How Paul's roommates got him kicked out. In spite of Paul being a very polite, agreeable person, who did more than his share of the chores, they painted him as a bigot with poor hygiene who left them to do all the work.
* Catch22Dilemma: Dora faces this when it comes to affording her tuition. She can't work more hours while she lives at home (which she can't afford to leave without making more money). She can't qualify for financial assistance unless she gets emancipated. However, she can't get emancipated unless she can prove she has a work-study and her own residence. She can't get a work-study and a residence unless she gets emancipated.
%%* ButtMonkey: Paul, and to a lesser extent, Dora.
* TheDogBitesBack: After spending the whole movie putting up with his roommates bullying him, playing cruel pranks on him, and lying to get him kicked out of the dorms, Paul finally gives Adam a well-deserved TheReasonYouSuckSpeech before punching him.
%%* DoggedNiceGuy: Paul.
* {{Irony}}: Dramatic Irony, to be exact. Paul swaps his former roommates' roofies with harmless pills which not only won't hurt the women but, according to the pharmacist, might make them a little smarter. So, while the audience knows why the women at the party are alert and in no position to be taken advantage of, the roommates are left utterly confused as to why the pills didn't have the intended effect.
%%* ExtremeDoormat: Paul, until he finally stands up for himself at the end.
%%* JerkAss: Basically every character except for Paul, Dora, and Paul's family. Paul's roommates take the cake, though.
* NearRapeExperience: One of Paul's roommates roofies Dora at a party, hoping to take advantage of her. He doesn't though, and she ends up passed out in the bathroom.
%%* NiceGuy: Paul, oh so much.
%%* PerkyGoth: Dora.
* PoliticallyIncorrectVillain: The closest thing we see to Paul's roommates taking studying seriously is when they laugh at one of the pictures in their psychology book of what is implied to be an autistic person.
* PrecisionFStrike: "You know what? I really don't give a fuck." - [[spoiler:Paul to Alcott, after he refuses to let Alcott bribe him with a higher grade]].
%%* SadistTeacher: Alcott.
%%* SmugSnake: Alcott.
* WhatDoesSheSeeInHim: Dora's relationship with Alcott. Not only is he nearly 20 years older than her, he blatantly doesn't give a damn about her.
* WhereAreTheyNowEpilogue: The film ends with one of these with humorous text blurbs explaining what will happen to Paul's roommates and Alcott [[spoiler: they all face some OffscreenKarma]], then finally revealing the future of Paul and Dora themselves.
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!!The film provides examples of:
%%* BigBad: Professor Alcott.
* BlatantLies: How Paul's roommates got him kicked out. In spite of Paul being a very polite, agreeable person, who did more than his share of the chores, they painted him as a bigot with poor hygiene who left them to do all the work.
* Catch22Dilemma: Dora faces this when it comes to affording her tuition. She can't work more hours while she lives at home (which she can't afford to leave without making more money). She can't qualify for financial assistance unless she gets emancipated. However, she can't get emancipated unless she can prove she has a work-study and her own residence. She can't get a work-study and a residence unless she gets emancipated.
%%* ButtMonkey: Paul, and to a lesser extent, Dora.
* TheDogBitesBack: After spending the whole movie putting up with his roommates bullying him, playing cruel pranks on him, and lying to get him kicked out of the dorms, Paul finally gives Adam a well-deserved TheReasonYouSuckSpeech before punching him.
%%* DoggedNiceGuy: Paul.
* {{Irony}}: Dramatic Irony, to be exact. Paul swaps his former roommates' roofies with harmless pills which not only won't hurt the women but, according to the pharmacist, might make them a little smarter. So, while the audience knows why the women at the party are alert and in no position to be taken advantage of, the roommates are left utterly confused as to why the pills didn't have the intended effect.
%%* ExtremeDoormat: Paul, until he finally stands up for himself at the end.
%%* JerkAss: Basically every character except for Paul, Dora, and Paul's family. Paul's roommates take the cake, though.
* NearRapeExperience: One of Paul's roommates roofies Dora at a party, hoping to take advantage of her. He doesn't though, and she ends up passed out in the bathroom.
%%* NiceGuy: Paul, oh so much.
%%* PerkyGoth: Dora.
* PoliticallyIncorrectVillain: The closest thing we see to Paul's roommates taking studying seriously is when they laugh at one of the pictures in their psychology book of what is implied to be an autistic person.
* PrecisionFStrike: "You know what? I really don't give a fuck." - [[spoiler:Paul to Alcott, after he refuses to let Alcott bribe him with a higher grade]].
%%* SadistTeacher: Alcott.
%%* SmugSnake: Alcott.
* WhatDoesSheSeeInHim: Dora's relationship with Alcott. Not only is he nearly 20 years older than her, he blatantly doesn't give a damn about her.
* WhereAreTheyNowEpilogue: The film ends with one of these with humorous text blurbs explaining what will happen to Paul's roommates and Alcott [[spoiler: they all face some OffscreenKarma]], then finally revealing the future of Paul and Dora themselves.
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* Catch22Dilemma: Dora faces this when it comes to affording her tuition. She can't work more hours while she lives at home (which she can't afford to leave without making more money). She can't qualify for financial assistance unless she gets emancipated. However, she can't get emancipated unless she can prove she has a work-study and her own residence. She can't get a work-study and a residence unless she gets emancipated.
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* WhatDoesSheSeeInHim: Dora's relationship with Alcott. Not only is he nearly 20 years older than her, he blatantly doesn't give a damn about her.
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* WhatDoesSheSeeInHim: Dora's relationship with Alcott. Not only is he nearly 20 years older than her, he blatantly doesn't give a damn about her.her.
* WhereAreTheyNowEpilogue: The film ends with one of these with humorous text blurbs explaining what will happen to Paul's roommates and Alcott [[spoiler: they all face some OffscreenKarma]], then finally revealing the future of Paul and Dora themselves.
* WhereAreTheyNowEpilogue: The film ends with one of these with humorous text blurbs explaining what will happen to Paul's roommates and Alcott [[spoiler: they all face some OffscreenKarma]], then finally revealing the future of Paul and Dora themselves.
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* {{Irony}}: Dramatic Irony, to be exact. Paul swaps his former roommates' roofies with harmless pills which not only won't hurt the women but, according to the pharmacist, might make them a little smarter. So, while the audience knows why the women at the party are alert and in no position to be taken advantage of, the roommates are left utterly confused as to why the pills didn't have the intended effect.
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* BigBad: Professor Alcott.
* ButtMonkey: Paul, and to a lesser extent, Dora.
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* ExtremeDoormat: Paul, until he finally stands up for himself at the end.
* JerkAss: Basically every character except for Paul, Dora, and Paul's family. Paul's roommates take the cake, though.
* ExtremeDoormat: Paul, until he finally stands up for himself at the end.
* JerkAss: Basically every character except for Paul, Dora, and Paul's family. Paul's roommates take the cake, though.
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* PerkyGoth: Dora.
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* {{Adorkable}}: Jason Biggs at his finest.
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* GothGirl: Dora.
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''Loser'' is a 2000 romantic comedy starring Jason Biggs and Mena Suvari. The plot centers around Paul Tennak (Biggs), a DoggedNiceGuy beginning college in New York City. Nearly everyone he encounters treats him like crap, except for Dora Diamond (Suvari), another student struggling to put herself through college.
The film provides examples of:
* {{Adorkable}}: Jason Biggs at his finest.
* BigBad: Professor Alcott.
* ButtMonkey: Paul, and to a lesser extent, Dora.
* TheDogBitesBack: After spending the whole movie putting up with his roommates bullying him, playing cruel pranks on him, and lying to get him kicked out of the dorms, Paul finally gives Adam a well-deserved TheReasonYouSuckSpeech before punching him.
* DoggedNiceGuy: Paul.
* DudeShesLikeInAComa: One of Paul's roommates roofies Dora at a party, hoping to take advantage of her. He doesn't though, and she ends up passed out in the bathroom.
* ExtremeDoormat: Paul, until he stands up for himself at the end.
* GothGirl: Dora.
* JerkAss: Basically every character except for Paul and Dora. Paul's roommates take the cake, though.
* NiceGuy: Paul, oh so much.
* PrecisionFStrike: "You know what? I really don't give a fuck." - [[spoiler:Paul to Alcott, after he refuses to let Alcott bribe him with a higher grade]].
* SadistTeacher: Alcott.
* SmugSnake: Alcott.
* WhatDoesSheSeeInHim: Dora's relationship with Alcott. Not only is he nearly 20 years older than her, he blatantly doesn't give a damn about her.
The film provides examples of:
* {{Adorkable}}: Jason Biggs at his finest.
* BigBad: Professor Alcott.
* ButtMonkey: Paul, and to a lesser extent, Dora.
* TheDogBitesBack: After spending the whole movie putting up with his roommates bullying him, playing cruel pranks on him, and lying to get him kicked out of the dorms, Paul finally gives Adam a well-deserved TheReasonYouSuckSpeech before punching him.
* DoggedNiceGuy: Paul.
* DudeShesLikeInAComa: One of Paul's roommates roofies Dora at a party, hoping to take advantage of her. He doesn't though, and she ends up passed out in the bathroom.
* ExtremeDoormat: Paul, until he stands up for himself at the end.
* GothGirl: Dora.
* JerkAss: Basically every character except for Paul and Dora. Paul's roommates take the cake, though.
* NiceGuy: Paul, oh so much.
* PrecisionFStrike: "You know what? I really don't give a fuck." - [[spoiler:Paul to Alcott, after he refuses to let Alcott bribe him with a higher grade]].
* SadistTeacher: Alcott.
* SmugSnake: Alcott.
* WhatDoesSheSeeInHim: Dora's relationship with Alcott. Not only is he nearly 20 years older than her, he blatantly doesn't give a damn about her.