Another John Hughes film about nerds having to find their self-confience
Ilan Mitchell-Smith as Wyatt and Anthony Michael Hall as Gary are standing at the door of their high school gym looking at a bunch of girls. They talk about how they wished they were popular. That they would go out and party and be the talk of the town, and two of their classmates Hilly (Judie Aronson) and Deb (Suzanne Snyder) would be wildly in love with them. Then two of the cool kids Ian played by Robert Downey Jr and Max played by Robert Rusler humiliate them by pulling down their shorts and telling the girls to look at them. That in a nutshell is what Weird Science and so many of John Hughes’ other films are about. That is a comparison between the cool kids and the nerds and outcasts. The former are stuck up mean snobs, while the later are the main characters that simply need to find some self-confidence to find themselves and their place in teen society. This one had a twist as Wyatt and Gary create a woman, the perfect woman named Lisa played by Kelly LeBrock. She sees Wyatt and Gary’s potential and tries to bring it out of them so that they can be happy and find the girls they’ve always wanted. This was obviously one of Hughes more outlandish stories but it still stayed true to many of his basic story principles and was great fun to watch.<br />C
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