| | "I detest the way you spill to me, and the way of life you cut your hair. | |
10 Things I Hate About You is a 1999 High School film which was, essentially, a rather murky, updated Senior high Astronomical Unit-style take on The Taming of the Termagant. The diagram is fairly standard for a romantic comedy, and runs as much:
Something is unsound in the house of Stratford. It has come to fooling that Katerina Stratford, the libber, innate, and wellspring, shrewish sr. baby, has received an acceptance letter to a college her overprotective father doesn't want her to go to. Bianca, the bubbly, touristy younger sister, got a twit home from a son today. There's much anger and words are exchanged that cannot be taken back, and from all of this a new rule sprouts forth: Bianca can date when Kat does. This is pretty much the final stage of it for Bianca, as Kat doesn't really make the unscathed dating thing, preferring to snark and field of study. However, when Bianca spills this to Cameron, the recently pull the leg of in townsfolk who has a squelch along her and is her French Private instructor, he develops a plan: Find someone who'll date stamp Kat. But who?
The bad boy in town, of feed. Enter Patrick Verona. He's mean, helium's tough, and atomic number 2 scares off Cameron when he's approached with the idea. However, Michael, Cameron's new supporter(ish), comes up with an idea: get Joey, a popular ridicule with a crush on Bianca, to cough up upbound money for them to bribe Patrick with. This succeeds, and in the end, Patrick woos Quat away essentially being as cantankerous and stubborn as she is, only more romantic. He ends up asking her to the promenade, having been apt 300 bucks to eff, and while she doesn't go at first, she eventually accepts. The problem? He's actually really starting to like this girl...
Despite being a teen romcom, 10 Things conventional both good reviews for acting, authorship and general amusement value. It's nonetheless lovingly remembered years later because of that. Near notably, IT put its 2 leads on the map as dramatic actors to ticker in the prox. Yes, Julia Stiles and Heath Ledger had their break-out roles in a teen comedy. In the meanwhile, Chief Joseph Gordon-Levitt (3rd Stone from the Sun) and Larisa Oleynik (the title character from The Secret World of Alex Mack, let alone JGL's girlfriend on Thirdly Rock) played the roles of Cameron and Bianca. Lastly, David Krumholtz of Numb3rs, The Addams Family and The Santa Clause played Michael, and Allison Janney had a Nonpareil-Scene Wonder function as "Miss Perky," the educate's incredibly-messed ascending steering counsellor. (This celluloid is a shining example of Hey, It's That Poke fu! and Ex post facto Recognition.)
Also had a sitcom supported it, which aired on ABC Family. Contempt only lasting two geezerhood, it amassed an impressive fanbase and was generally considered better than expected for a series recycled from a film.
Tropes used in 10 Things I Hate Nearly You include:
The movie contains examples of:
- Worker Shared Background: They worked in Heath Ledger's Australian background to be an actual part of the character, including having Kat ask him if the punctuate was real Oregon faked.
- And This Is For: Bianca does this to Joey near the goal of the flic. It's immensely satisfying.
- Angry Black Man: The English teacher Mr. Morgan, sort of.
- Bad Guys Play Pool: Sensible to reenforce his badassitude, Patrick is shown smoke and acting pond in a bar before Cameron comes to tell him how to impress Kat.
- Bad News in a Good Way:
| | Cameron: We're screwed. | |
- Because I Said Then: Their father, sort of, and also Kat towards Bianca's wish to date Joey. She doesn't explain why till the end of the picture. Cat slept with Joey formerly. When she same she didn't want to do it again, he dumped her.
- The Play: Subverted and, in a way, played straight. Joey is really retributory after Bianca because his friends recko him helium couldn't be intimate her, whilst Patrick is not actually betting, atomic number 2's getting paid up front. But he and Qat bet the rest out on the dot Eastern Samoa promised.
- Betty and Speedwell: Cameron and Joey for Bianca.
- Black Bra and Panties: Bianca takes this as a augury that her baby wants to in time have sex.
- Bunny rabbit Ears Attorney: The guidance counselor-at-law.
| | Cameron: Did you just say ... am I in the right board? | |
- Compensating for Something: Joey's expensive sports car (see Teeny Weenie).
- Dawson Casting: One of the most far-famed aversions, every last of the main plaster cast was between 18 and 20 during the cinematography of the movie playing high schoolers (Krumholtz was the oldest, and he was hardly 21 when the motion picture premiered). Close to of the supporting cast were a little elderly, though.
- Deadpan Snarker: See World of Snark
- Decoy Champion: The pic follows Cameron as the main character in front the introduction of Kat and Patrick.
- Defrosting Frosting King: Qat.
- Sick past the Titillating: Kate measuredly invokes this to undergo Patrick out of detention.
- Does Not Comparable Men: Arabian tea, in retention with the fresh. It's eventually subverted, however.
- Establishing Character Moment: The movie opens with perky down song playing over fun, bouncing credits, every bit four perky jolly girls roll awake to a stop sign in a brightly-calico sports car... then the pop is rapidly drowned impermissible by Joan Jett's "Badness Reputation", every bit a alone, sour-faced girl rolls up next to them in a beat-up Ford, glaring. Six minutes in front we learn her name, five transactions in front she ever speaks, and we already hump Khat's basic character.
- Too captured in that wonderful exchange with Miss Perky:
| | Ms. Perky: People comprehend you as somewhat... | |
- Yet the Guys Want Him: After Heath Leger finished his audition, the director turned to his for the most part female staff and same "I'm not gay. But if I was, that is the openhearted of guy I'd want to have sex."
- Face Doodling: Actually took place while the character was awake. Joey doodles happening Michael's aspect as he's nerve-wracking to speak.
| | Michael: I have a dick happening my face up, don't I? | |
- Fetish Fire: Used in-universe of discourse. Knowing that Mandella is obsessed over Shakespeare, Michael goes with her to promenade with both in period outfits and talking in Ye Olde Butcherede Englishe.
- Flat Grapheme: symptomless averted. Kat, Bianca and Patrick entirely turn out to have Obscure Depths. (Cameron does too, but Eastern Samoa He's The Ishmael of the pieces the hearing knows it farseeing before Bianca does.)
- Funny Background Event: Equally Bianca is stressful to fire her bow, Joey tries to talk to her. The result is that the arrow misses the aim and hits the instructor instead. [1]
- Made even funnier due to the fact that Biance really boodle to look, before going right back to her conversation.
- The Glorious State of war of Sisterly Rivalry: Unsurprising, given that this also applies to the original.
- Groin Attack: Bianca to Joey after determination out He settled a bet to nail her on promenade night. And the interview cheers.
- A Noodle Incident equivalent happens in Kat's backstory. ("I still maintain that he kicked himself in the balls.")
- When Michael is on his bike and accidentally goes tumbling down a Benny Hill, he shouts "My balls!" during one of the bounces.
- The Grovel: Afterwards getting Kat so like royalty steamed off at him that she won't speak to him, Patrick is instructed to "sacrifice yourself on the Lord's table of dignity and even the hit." No more actual wormlike is involved - Patrick opts for a march-band-assisted rendition of "Can't Take My Eyes Off of You" in the center of her soccer practice alternatively - only the effect is the same, especially as it also nets him detainment.
- Blackguard Realisation
| | Cameron: Have you always been this selfish? | |
- "Hey You!" Haymaker: Bianca's pulls one off at the dance.
- High School AU: It's pretty much just The Taming of the Shrew with senior high and more modern things.
- High Dance: Well, yes.
- Hilarious Outtakes: "Can I get a prophylactic?"
- "Is that the best you got?"
- Movie industry Geography: Anyone World Health Organization's ever lived in Seattle wish be somewhat bemused away how quick they beat from single points of the urban center to others.
- An example: It's a 45 minute driveway from Stadium High School in Tacoma (where the actual school construction is located) to the docks where they rent the gravy boat when they get off hold.
- Hormone-Addled Teenager: Played pretty straight with Bianca, Cameron, and Joey; stunningly averted with Kat.
- Lighter and Softer: The Taming of the Shrew was a righteous act more misogynistic.
- Meaningful Name: Kat and Bianca's antepenultimate name (after Stratford-on-Avon), also American Samoa Patrick's last name, and Padova Sharp School.
- Cameron James is named after King James, who ruled during Shakespeare's life.
- Megaphone Hanging: Stacks of Shakespeare references.
- Mills and Boon Prose: A guidance counselor, who writes malfunctioning sex novels, wants to love other word for "full".
- Bloated.
- Tumescent!
- Perfect!
- Brat.
- I'll let you get back to Reginald's quivering member.
- I've got deviants to see and a refreshing to finish... now SCOOT!
- Lacking Mom: Kat and Bianca's mother is gone, and only gets a mention whenever Bianca puts on a laid of her pearls before going out.
- She gets a hardly a Thomas More mentions, the implication beingness that she left the family, and that left the dad feeling out of control, explaining why atomic number 2's so protective of his daughters. She seemed to induce been a character in an older version of the script.
- Whether she left in a taxi or a hearse is ne'er firm, only frankly it doesn't change much.
- In the underived script, their sire was present, but worn-out entirely of her clock time at the computer writing romance novels. All of the gags surrounding Ms. Perky's novels originally belonged to Mrs. Stratford.
- In the series, it's confirmed that she's dead.
- She gets a hardly a Thomas More mentions, the implication beingness that she left the family, and that left the dad feeling out of control, explaining why atomic number 2's so protective of his daughters. She seemed to induce been a character in an older version of the script.
- Missing Trailer Panoram: Quat rejecting St. Patrick at the lockers then the television camera zooms in on his grin face *swoon*.
- The Nineties: Ska (lots of IT), The Concrete World and Jared Leto references.
- Non-Significative Name: "Ten Things I Hate About You" is catchy, but Quat's poem lists much decade things.
- In reality, few of the items may beryllium listed together. The words "I hatred" appear in the poem ten times; the run-in that follow may personify lumped together. Thence "I hate your big dumb combat boots and the way you read my mind" would be one token.
- Auld Attaint: Averted, a lot of mass expected Heathland Ledger to continue in the teen comedy genre but he instead refused a mint of connatural roles until he started to get the parts helium wanted like in The Patriot and A Knight's Tale. Contempt this, he didn't consider this shoot to be an old attaint, clean not where he wanted to take his career.
- Julia Stiles, on the other hand, would rather people talk about any of the other movies she's made since this one. She's not exactly ashamed of it, she just wishes more hoi polloi expressed an interest in the relaxation of her career.
- One-Scene Wonder: Allison Janney as Ms Perky. Technically a Two-Scene Wonder.
- Beaver State a Three-Vista Wonder if you count a deleted scene where she's shown making out with the soccer coach.
- Ooh, Me Accent's Slippy: Played with. Heathland Ledger occasionally slips into his inbred accent, simply this is mentioned as because his character spent or s years growing astir in Australia.
- Overprotective Daddy: In addition to the whole Absent Mom thing, atomic number 2's also a natal specialist who evidently deals with a lot of teenagers.
| | Walter: Kissing isn't what keeps me up to my elbows in placentas all day! | |
- Paintball Episode: A magnetic declination in the paint balloon-throwing scene.
- Pair the Spares: Sexual abstention ends up with Joey; Michael starts dating Arabian tea's best friend Mandella.
- Parking Retribution: Cat's to the lowest degree favourite person parks his shiny new sports elevator car behind her, in the middle of the road. This is, itself, outlaw and through with specifically to annoy her, but Kat takes it a bit too far when she backs right into him, destroying the side.
- A Company - Also Known as an Orgy: Trope Namer.
- Pretty Son: Patrick's prettiness gets lampshaded in the moving-picture show.
| | Cameron: And Kat likes pretty guys. | |
- Recycled: the Series
- Romance on the Set: Joseph Gordon-Levitt dateable some Larisa Oleynik and Julia Stiles after filming... but non at the same time. The main cast apparently became fairly close friends, thoughtless.
- Rooftop Concert: The motion picture ends with a Harold Hart Crane shot, telling the dance orchestra Letters to Cleo playing on top of Padua Piercing School.
- Screw the Rules, I'm Lovely: Bianca believes she can manipulate Cameron's feelings for her supported this. When he finds stunned, atomic number 3 seen in the What the Hades, Hero? examples below, Cameron disagrees.
- Divertimento Your Lover: The famous "Can't Lead My Eyes Off of You" scene in the stadium. With a brass band and a parade.
- She Cleans Awake Nicely: Arabian tea and Patrick have this effect connected one another.
- Show Some Leg: It isn't exactly her leg.
- It was her boobs.
- Shrouded in Myth: Patrick Verona is supposed to get eaten a live duck, sold his liver on the black market for a new set of speakers, lit a State Trooper on kindle, known Marilyn Manson, slept with a Spice Female child (he thinks) and been a porn star, among other things. Kat has a bit of a reputation too. Divertingly, when they discuss this later o, it turns out the entirely thing that's actually true is Kat pulling a Groin Attack on a guy who tried to grope for her in the lunch line.
| | Ms. Perky: His testicle retrieval operation went quite considerably, in case you'Ra wondering. | |
- "Shut Dormie" Kiss: Bianca does this to Cameron when He calls her proscribed on her actions at the company (he was technically her date, but she tired more time with Joey only to recognize Joey for what he was. Cameron was being a gentleman by drive her dwelling house). Probably the best way to get back in his good graces.
- Subverted later when Arabian tea at last finds KO'd that Patrick was paid to date her. He tries resorting to this to convince her that helium actually did love her, but she was too angry and pushed him by.
- Played straight again at the very end of the movie, subsequently Patrick finally wins Kat back by purchasing her dream guitar for her.
- Small Reference Pools: Cat, whiney about not discussing literature by women, mentions Jane Austen, Charlotte Anne Bronte, Sylvia Plath and Simone de Beauvoir, every last known female authors.
- Given the extremely considerably-known nature of these authors, it's possibly a pretty egregious error that even they aren't being taught.
- The Snark Knight: Kat is rather a good example of this character-type.
- Teeny Weenie: Joey, apparently. Kat threatens to reveal this to the cheerleading squad if helium tells anyone that he slept with her.
- Totally Radical: Played for laughs in-universe; Walter Stratford's versatile attempts at speaking 'teen' in an effort to get his power point across to his daughters aren't as palmy as he hopes.
- Tsundere: Khat is a definitive type A.
- Two-Teacher School: The gym teacher/soccer coach and the English teacher are the only ones seen.
- Unusual Euphemism:
| | St. Patrick: Joey can Wago some he wants. | |
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- "Bratwurst? Well, aren't we the optimist."
- Vanity Is Feminine: Poked amusing at when Patrick is told Katerina prefers "pretty guys." "... Are you weighty me I'm not a pretty guy?"
- Wedlock Block: The premiss of the movie (but with dating instead of marriage).
- What the Hell, Hero?: Cameron gives Bianca a piece of his mind when atomic number 2 learns that she was just manipulating him and his feelings towards her to try and get closer to another guy. This is, of course, after Bianca has decided that possibly he's the better choice later all.
| | Cameron: Just 'cause you're beautiful, that doesn't mean that you can cover people like they don't matter. | |
- Why Can't I Hate You?: Exemplified perfectly in the poem.
- Waste Teen Party: In which Kat gets drunk, dances on a table, and throws up in the park.
- Will They or North Korean won't They?: Qat runs out on Patrick a total of three times over the course of the movie: erst subsequently the drunk Virtually Buss (which Patrick didn't go for), once later he incidentally pulled a fag, and (of course) at the prom after the truth comes out.
- World of Snark: Kat, Bianca, Michael, to name only a few, and plenty of Snark-to-Snark Combat, especially between the Stratfords
- Ye Olde Butcherede Englishe: Parodied.
| | Michael: (in character) The shit hath hitteth the fan... eth. | |
The serial publication contains examples of:
- Cassandra Truth: Bianca tries to explain to populate that she didn't have sex with her teacher but no one listened and he was inactive (although he was having gender with another girl)
- The Cast Showoff: The talent establish instalment may have been created so Meaghan Martin could sing.
- The Cheerleader: Bianca, Virtue, Dawn etc.
- Drop Hanger: The season one finale, which became the serial finale when the show wasn't renewed. Walter walked in on Quat and Patrick redress after they finished having sex. Bianca and Dawn quit the cheerleading squad in protest over their Chastity being unfairly kicked off, only to find out that Celibacy is transferring schools and they didn't have to drop by the wayside. Joey had become a protester on a reality show and Bianca tunes in in the nick of time to see him cuddling another one of the contestants. The creator of the show was nice enough to tell fans how things would have industrial if the series had continuing Basically, Kat and Patrick's relationship would grow finisher, though they'd eventually clash about college.(Quat wants to go and wants St. Patrick to go, Patrick doesn't think college is his affair.) We'd play Patrick's mom and stepdad, and Walter would become a sort of father figure to Patrick. Kat's other possible love interest, Blank, would be close to, but it wasn't quite going to reverse into a full-fledged love Triangulum. Joey would get kicked off the reality show, causing him to mislay a bit of his glint. His and Bianca's problems(from his cheating and bit of a personality change) would lead to Bianca confiding in Cameron, which would steer to a Bianca/Joey/Cameron love triangle. Chastity was going to be gone permanently, since the actress quit the show, and Cockcrow would be presumption a bigger theatrical role to compensate.
- Aphotic Horse Triumph: Joey wins the talent show rather than any of the intense characters
- Dumb Blonde: Joey, who besides represents Dumb Is Good
- Though Bianca isn't as fresh as Kat, she is not dumb as stated aside her teacher existence dragged gone past cops
- "Was this because I gave you an A-?"
- Though Bianca isn't as fresh as Kat, she is not dumb as stated aside her teacher existence dragged gone past cops
- Hey, It's That Hombre!: Walter Stratford from the film plays Walter Stratford in the series.
- Kat's car in the series was Cameron's in the movie.
- Hide Your Gays: Mandella is hinted at organism a lesbian and appears periodically, until information technology's confirmed and she disappears. Michael disappears for several episodes only to return to come out.
- Single Episode Naming: It's yet another show that names episodes after songs, I Wish You To Want Me was episode cardinal.
- Irony: Walter perpetually gets on Bianca for the slightest things when actually she hasn't done anything most as bad as Kat did.
- Mistaken for Gay: Bianca thinks this of Cameron when Michael WHO real is gay gives him a makeover
- "The Reason You Bottle-feed" Speech: Bianca is in reality quite good at delivering them and has along more than one social function named Chastity extinct.
- She as wel receives a brutal one from Cameron. Information technology's not exactly true as it is his false perception of her.
- Sudden School Uniform
- Talent Show: In the episode 'The Achiever Takes Each'.
- Third-Act Misinterpretation
- What the Hell, Hero?: After Cameron hears Bianca's date wants to possess sex with her he goes out of his way to sabotage the go out rather than telling her. She hates him concisely when she finds exterior
- Younger Than They Look: Patrick, World Health Organization is supposed to be 17, was played by a 21 year old and looked the like it, mainly due to his muscular build, very deep sound, fully grown facial features, and the way of life he dressed. Walter even pointed this out in same sequence, calling him intent on Arabian tea as 'your friend with the disturbingly deep voice WHO looks much older than 17.'
- ↑ The Coach was kind of asking for information technology vertical in front of the discharge seam. He was clearly absent from the line of fire but Bianca had turned about 60 degrees to her left between Joey's appearance and lease the arrow turn. Regardless, that's wherefore the generalized rule is to continue behind the firing business.
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