It didn't sink to the gross out comedy of so many teen movies and had characters and actors who brought spark and energy to the screen. Overall I was taken by surprise as to how funny and lively this film was. I like her and want to see her in bigger roles but here she is a `minority face' in a predominately white film, just as she was in She's All That - maybe I'm being a little paranoid but that's what it feels like. Gabrielle Union is once again given a side role that doesn't play to her strength. The bets roles are those on the edges and the three adult support roles really do well and are very funny - Janney, Mitchell and especially Miller on good form. Gordon-Levitt is OK but quite characterless compared to the main two roles, likewise Oleynik. Here she rises above the `outsider' cliché given to her and does good work - again being a likeable and believable character. Stiles is very cool and better than the teen roles she has had of late. Ledger is a real up and comer and he does well here - he doesn't over-egg his bad boy cake and his fall into love is believable. Compared to the horror or Prince and Lillard in `She's all that' this was a dream cast. Another strength is that the cast are all very likeable and give good performances all round. The jokes happily never stoop to the gross-out type and this helps it feel fresh and lively, rather than just scrapping the bottom of the barrel. The comedy is built around the central plot with lots of nice touches and characters that are genuinely funny, such Mr Morgan and the erotic drama writing headmistress. No - the film is funny, lively and pretty enjoyable. It may not surprise you in terms of who gets which girl and it's fairly predictable in a romantic comedy type way but that's not it. The plot for this is basically `The Taming of the Shrew' updated - most of it bares little resemblance to the play but that doesn't matter - the core is interesting enough to stand on it's own. The recent trend has just seen classical texts adapted giving rise to some poor films like `She's all that'. They mostly are lame, trading on the same old plots and clichés that have been around since Animal House and Porkies. Cameron seeks the services of school bad boy Pat who he arranges to be paid to date Kat and thus allow him to go out with Bianca - but things never go smoothly when it comes to love. Here's all you could ever want to know about the Shakespearian update. The problem is her sister, Kat, is negative, bad tempered and unfriendly and certainly undateable. Heath Ledger's '10 Things I Hate About You' has become a teen romantic comedy classic. However not only is she popular and beautiful but her father has forbidden her to date until her older sister does too. On his first day at a new school, Cameron falls for Bianca Stratford. Not even close, not even a little bit, not even at all. Kat Stratford: But mostly I hate the way I don't hate you. Kat Stratford: I hate it when you're not around, and the fact that you didn't call. I hate it when you make me laugh, even worse when you make me cry. Kat Stratford: I hate it, I hate the way you're always right. I hate you so much it makes me sick it even makes me rhyme. I hate your big dumb combat boots, and the way you read my mind. Kat Stratford: I hate the way you talk to me, and the way you cut your hair. anyone brave enough to read theirs aloud? I assume everyone's found time to complete their poem. But, despite a changing Seattle, a lot of the locations are still here literally decades later.ġ0 Things I Hate About You not your thing (or just craving more pop culture tourism)? Check out our filming location maps for Sleepless in Seattle, Singles, and Say Anything.Mr. It would be older than some of the film’s stars.
That means if it were a person, it’d already be a couple of years out of high school. The film was released on March 31, 1999, just about 20 years ago now. The film had breakout roles for Heath Ledger (R.I.P.) and Julia Stiles, and featured a young Joseph Gordon-Levitt in an early non- Third Rock from the Sun role. So was Tacoma, with many of the core scenes, including the Stratford house and Padua High School (aka Stadium High School), filmed there. Speaking of the troll: Fremont (spelled “Freemont” in the film credits, whoops) was featured especially prominently. Romantic comedy 10 Things I Hate About You adapted William Shakespeare’s Taming of the Shrew into the tale of a bad boy wooing a Hollywood version of a riot grrrl-and, thanks to its Seattle setting and actual Seattle-area filming locations, introduced the world to the Fremont Troll.
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