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Heathers

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Winona Ryder (Actor), Christian Slater (Actor), Michael Lehmann (Director) Rated:

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Westerburg High School’s elite clique of popular girls is “The Heathers,” comprised of the powerful Heather Chandler, the green-with-envy Heather Duke, and the cowardly Heather McNamara. Rounding out the foursome is Veronica Sawyer (Winona Ryder), who is so fed up with the Heathers and the entire peer pressure cooker that she starts running with J.D. (Christian Slater), a mysterious – and possibly psychotic – motorcycle-riding newcomer. But what begins as their noble effort to rid Westerburg of its bad apples ends up taking a real toll. And their teen rebellion produces a serious and mounting body count. Shannen Doherty co-stars in this cruelly hilarious dark comedy, which became one of the biggest cult classics of the ‘80s.

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Actors: Winona Ryder, Christian Slater, Shannen Doherty
Directors: Michael Lehmann
Format: Multiple Formats, AC-3, Blu-ray, Color, Dolby, DTS Surround Sound, NTSC, Widescreen
Language: English
Region: Region A/1 (Read more about DVD/Blu-ray formats.)
Aspect Ratio: 1.77:1
Number of discs: 1
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Studio: IMAGE ENTERTAINMENT
DVD Release Date: September 27, 2011
Run Time: 103 minutes
Average Customer Review: 409 customer reviews
ASIN: B0053TWVZA
Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #5,797 in Movies & TV (See Top 100 in Movies & TV)
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turn annoying and weak

ByMarley's MommyVINE VOICEon August 1, 2016

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My thing with dark comedies is if you're going to go black, don't go back. It was a huge turnoff seeing "God Bless America," which had a lot of promise, turn annoying and weak. On the other end of the spectrum, one of my now favorite films of all time, "In Bruges," completely took you there, mixing laughs with murder and exceptional themes. "Heathers" is certainly on the "Bruges" side of things. It's "Mean Girls" written by Quentin Tarantino. I know she's had her problems but I positively fell in love with Winona Ryder as Veronica, the wide-eyed, vastly beyond her years high schooler caught in the middle of teenage angst, except she has psychopath J.D. edging her to do some, uh, highly illegal things. The movie is satire extraordinare, married with some of the funnest teenage writing since the aforementioned Lohan classic. Honestly I laughed a little every time Christian Slater opened his mouth: his devilish J.D. wants to be a prophet, but you can't help but laugh at his voice, which sounds like a 99 cent Jack Nicholson impression. The film mixes deadly serious themes like suicide (tons of it) and fitting in, but it does it all with a smirk and witty phrase. Maybe reserve this for older teens who can distinguish that it is a satire, and yes CSM, Columbine was at the forefront of my mind, especially Slater's character. But this was made long before that tragedy, and the best way to take "Heathers" is simply with the goal of having a great laugh. One of the sharpest comedies I've ever seen.

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What Fans Have Wanted

ByHoss L. Collinson May 13, 2012

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I first watched this movie when I was in 7th grade (probably too young but I undoubtedly fell in love with it) and I have been a fan ever since. The story, the characters, the look, the sound, they all add to the overall feel of the film and make it a great example of American satire. The dialogue is witty, the characters smart, and the plot line solid.

I already owned a copy of "Heathers" when this edition was released so I hesitated to buy it, but I ultimately caved in and got it.

And boy was I happy I did so.

First off, the locker is a fantastic idea for a rerelease of this movie. So many movies don't even try to capture the essence of the film in their rerelease packaging but I really think the marketing & design departments went over and beyond for this one.

Included in the locker were two DVDs and a Blu Ray. The film itself is same old same old but the special features disc includes two documentaries and a few other extras. I don't own a Blu Ray player as of yet so I haven't been able to watch the Blu Ray version but I'm sure the quality is amazing.

The discs were inside of a shockingly realistic yearbook from 1988, profiling the trends and such from that year. Also included was a fake Algebra II book that held a t shirt inside. The t shirt is quite large, but I'm sure it'll shrink a little after being washed.

The magnets are fantastic! I put them on my fridge so every time I get something to drink I can laugh a little.

All in all, this is the perfect box set for such an iconic film. Every element captures the essence of the film; there's no random items the production company just threw in. This is a set for the mega fans, like myself, that want a blue locker so sit on their bookshelf.

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Very Amusing!

ByFrankon July 23, 2012

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I really enjoyed this film. Very well done and pointed in its satire. Visually witty at times, and has dry touches of humor even in its intentionally boring scenes, as when Veronica has a brief hello with her parents in which the dialogue is nearly identical to an earlier scene.

Before proceeding, I would like to thank Gary F. Taylor for his excellent review of this film.

I'll also note that one of the visual bits seems to be an allusion to the horror-comedy Hotel Hell.

Behind the over-the-top dark funniness, there is a genuine feeling for the traumas that lurk behind the plain walls of high school - appropriately ultra-plain in the film.

I showed the film to friends just after the CO theatre massacre, and I find this film more interesting than the repetitious and exploitative reportage that is all too typical of TV. Compared with TV, the film sheds more light on the motivations of disturbed young people who commit attrocities, although it doesn't explore the copycat phenomenon.

Highly recommended!

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Cult Classic!

BySteveon May 12, 2017

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A cult classic that no 80s fan (or 80s kid) should be without! Dark, funny, cheesy...everything you could want in an 80s flick! Brings back memories of my childhood.