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brat-pack. She lives in a mansion, looks like Meg Ray and is capable of lines like, “Why learn to park when every place you go has a valet?” She is a matchmaker, a con artist and a know-it-all, but very good-hearted.

The director, Amy Heckerling, walks a fine line between satire and put-on, but she finds it, and her dialogue could be anthologized. You have to like a movie with lines such as: “What did you do in school today?” “Broke in my purple clogs.” Or this excuse in P.E. class: “My plastic surgeon doesn’t want me

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