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Some Kind Of Wonderful Movie

Genres are Produced in 1987, USA
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TAGLINES

Before they could stand together, they had to stand alone.

PLOT SUMMARY

A young tomboy, Watts, finds her feelings for her best friend, Keith, run deeper than just friendship when he gets a date with the most popular girl in school. Unfortunately, the girl's old boyfriend, who is from the rich section of town, is unable to let go of her, and plans to get back at Keith.

ACTORS
Eric Stoltz Keith Nelson
Mary Stuart Masterson Watts
Lea Thompson Amanda Jones
Craig Sheffer Hardy Jenns
John Ashton Cliff Nelson
Elias Koteas Skinhead
Molly Hagan Shayne
Maddie Corman Laura Nelson
Jane Elliot Carol Nelson
Candace Cameron Bure Cindy Nelson
Chynna Phillips Mia
Scott Coffey Ray
Carmine Caridi Museum Guard
Lee Garlington Gym Instructor
Laura Leigh Hughes Holly
DIRECTOR
Howard Deutch
IMDB Rating

6.70 out of 10 (6801 votes)

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Visitor Reviews

BEST TEEN FLICK EVER

posted on 31 Aug 2009

I am not a John Hughes fan, but this disarming movie takes the "teen" out of teen flick. The characters are so keenly drawn, and the poignant, potent romantic entanglements so utterly winning, that this movie is hard to resist. Mary Stuart Masterson is simply heartbreaking in this movie, and unaffecedly so; Eric Stoltz has never been more appealing, or attractive. The details follow suit -- from Keith's realistic family to the Barbie-like world of the "pretty kids". This simple movie earns its well-deserved emotional lift, and remains with you.

Underrated teen film

posted on 31 Aug 2009

In the wake of all of the hype surrounding the "Brat Pack" movies of the 1980's, this bittersweet teen flick gets lost in the fold. True, it is a "John Hughes" film, but it doesn't contain any of those annoying teens who appear and re-appear in so many of the same movies. The best part of this is the young Eric Stoltz. His portrayal of the somewhat shy and very sensitive Keith just makes my heart melt. (Where, oh where, can I find a man like that?) Also, I have to mention the very hilarious Elias Koteas as Keith's skinhead friend. That was definitely a strange role to see him in! Very good film, worth seeing over and over again.

A Great movie!

posted on 31 Aug 2009

This movie seemed to have your usual cliched characters, but these characters actually had depth to them. It was a great movie, and that song that kept playing throughtout the movie"Turn To The Sky", was great. One of Hughes' best.

Awesome. How can you go wrong with John Hughes?

posted on 31 Aug 2009

Classic 80's teen angst romantic comedy. My favorite types of movies. The soundtrack kicks all ass, and it sure is refreshing seeing a regular Joe such as Keith (Eric Stoltz) put a snob like Hardee Jenns in his place. This movie's got it all: romance, humor (damn awesome writing and dialogue between Watts and Keith), and above all, HEART. It's great. I own it, and you should, too. -Skip Frederiksen

Round and Round They Go....

posted on 31 Aug 2009

The highlight of this movie is hearing the underrated classic "Miss Amanda Jones". Watts, the drummer, is great as the sensitive tomboy. The 1 reason this film DOESN'T get 5 stars is because the classic song "Some Kind of Wonderful" isn't featured in it, to my knowledge. Heck, the movie Can't Buy Me Love isn't about the Beatles, but at least the song is included. Come on, guys!

IT IS ONE OF THE BEST!!!!!

posted on 31 Aug 2009

i ABSOULUTLY LOVED SOME KIND OF WONDERFUL SINCE THE FIRST TIME I SAW IT! THE CHARACTERS ARE THE BOMB AND WEREN'T FAKE. THE CASTER DID A GREAT JOB HIRING SOME OF THE BEST! IT'S GREAT!!!!

One of my all-time favorites

posted on 31 Aug 2009

Masterson was excellent in this. I think Watts epitomizes what men really want from women - loyalty. I have to admit I fell in love with Watts. She's true even when she's treated lousy and she's right, Stoltz's character was thick as a brick.

absolutely cool

posted on 31 Aug 2009

I think the script of this film is very straight forward. However, Mary played very good. Watts was the type of gal I adore. After watching this movie, I knew what I really wanna be. I wanna be as cool as her! Or simply like her! She was very generous as well. She could even fix a date for Keith. And the ending was very happy, too. Guess what. I watched this film in 1999. But I don't think it is old-fashioned. Olddies is goodies!

Wondeful. Nuff said.

posted on 31 Aug 2009

This movie was a classic. Granted, I was all of eleven when it came out, and I was 12 when I saw it (too young to see it in the theater). All i remember is that for any kid that was strivingt to be in the in crowd (hey, who didn't?) This movie is your story, where you get the happy ending. Hey, sometimes, even I was able to enlist the help of a class bully to help me out. And what about that classic eighties music? Especially at the end of the movie!

Genuine teen angst, Masterson is great !!!

posted on 31 Aug 2009

I grew up in the L.A. area in the 1970's. I had an obnoxious sister, a " greaser " good friend, and a beautiful good " buddy " I didn't realize was there. Believe me, this film tells it like it was for some of us. If my " buddy " looked like Mary Stuart Masterson, there would be a Mrs. in front of my Mr. on our Christmas cards. John Hughes was paying attention.

Essential Teen Angst

posted on 31 Aug 2009

Before teen angst was a household word, it was a movie. Great music, great scene. Good actors, good supporting cast. Drama, comedy. New wave before it was alternative. Skaters and jocks living and learning in the same neighborhood on the same planet in the same solar system. What could be more real?

Solid John Hughes production

posted on 31 Aug 2009

Basically reversing the roles from Pretty In Pink, it's easy to see why so many people love this film. From the great soundtrack to the solid characterizations, there really aren't any weak moments. Particularly good is Elias Koteas as Duncan, and Mary Stewart Masterson as Watts--luminous in a tomboy role.

Classic 80's Flick!

posted on 31 Aug 2009

This is one of the best films in the 80's. Just a real feel good, fun flick! Anyone who attended High School in the 80's can appreciate it and will have High School flashbacks of their first loves!

I love best friends falling in love with each other!!

posted on 31 Aug 2009

If you believe that best friends can become couples then you will adore and love this movie. Mary Stuart Masterson is great in this movie and Eric Stoltz perfectly plays the clueless object of her affection! It is a great movie!!

This movie was a very real to life high school love story.

posted on 31 Aug 2009

This movie was a very real to life high school love story, see it or buy it if you can.

Three great actors for the price of one.

posted on 31 Aug 2009

How can you lose? You've got Stoltz, Masterson and Thompson, all before they became big stars. The teen angst is genuine, the characters a little too cute, but the ending just what every heartsick high-schooler could want. Masterson serves every tomboy/unappreciated best friend just right.

THIS MOVIE ROCKS!!! FAVORITE MOVIE OF ALL TIME!!!

posted on 31 Aug 2009

This movie is the best! This is my favorite movie of all time!!!!
I have watched this movie so many times I have it memorized (sad but true) However, I never get tired of it no matter how many times I watch it! WATZ played by Marie Stuart Masterson is what makes this movie! This is the perfect 80's love triangle movie even better than The Breakfast Club which is another great movie! IF YOU HAVEN'T seen this movie you are missing out!!
FAVORITE MOVIE OF ALL TIME!

Greatest '80s movie ever!!

posted on 31 Aug 2009

This is one of the best movies of all time and by far the best movie of the '80s. We all went to high school with these people, we all loved or hated them depending on where we stood. It's like going back again without the bad hair cuts and tacky clothes.

This is a great little movie about falling in love. And I must add that "the kiss" in this movie is perfection. Eric Stoltz and Mary Stuart Masterson made you feel it... all the way to your toes.

Pretty in Black Leather

posted on 31 Aug 2009

One of my favourite movies ever. A feel good movie with a thumping soundtrack, SKOW has an ending that although a little cheesy has one of the classic ending lines. (watch it to find out!). Mary Stuart Masterson is outstanding (and outstandingly cute in leather and denim!) as the Drum playing Tomboy Watts who has fallen for the artistic non-conforming Keith (Eric Stolz). The storyline is a little predictable (or maybe thats just cos I've seen it too many times) but you just don't care as the film
takes you through all the emotions you remember in your own teenage angst ridden years. A must see for any 'teen' of the late 80's or early 90's.

good movie!

posted on 31 Aug 2009

Some Kind Of Wonderful remains one of my favorite 80s movies. Not quite up there with Pretty In Pink, but nonetheless very entertaining. Eric Stolz is great as the loner Keith and I totally sympathize with Mary Stuart Masterson's Watts. The girl has it bad and she's only seen as a friend. She suffers from the "Ducky" syndrome a la Pretty In Pink. Lea Thompson is also very appealing in this role. Awesome music!! I especially love the song playing during the scene where Keith and Watts "Kiss" in the garage. Can't wait for the dvd! :)

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