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But Kat and Bianca's father alters his house rule: now, Bianca can date Now, in order for Cameron to date Bianca, he has to find someone to date Kat. His choice: Patrick Verona, a bad-boy with a mysterious reputation--some say he ate a live duck once, others that he lit a state trooper on fire, and even more claim that he had a brief porn career. Will Patrick win Kat's heart? Will Cameron win Bianca's? Or will everything hit the fan? There are so many different ways to hate.

Count them yourself. Rated PG for crude sex-related humor and dialogue, alcohol and drug-related scenes, all involving teens. Did you know Edit. Kat's tears towards the end of the poem were real and not planned.

Goofs When Bianca takes Cameron to Kat's room, she opens the third drawer. In the next shot, it's the second drawer that's opened.

Quotes Mr. Morgan : Who has an excuse [laughs even harder, then stops] Mr. Crazy credits During the credits there are practical jokes made by cast and crew and also goofs - including scenes that didn't make the final cut. Alternate versions The first UK releases were cut by 1 second to achieve a "12" rating and removed a brief shot of a butterfly knife being flipped open. The cut was waived for the DVD. User reviews Review.

Top review. One of the best teen movies of all time I can't say enough good things about this movie. I do remember the first time I saw it, coming away thinking that I wanted to be just like Julia Stiles' character in it, though. She was so cool and did such an excellent job in her role, that still to this day I consider her to be the coolest teen in any 'teen movie'.

However, Bianca has a flirtatious crush on the most popular senior at school named, Joey Keegan. Cameron's sidekick Michael Krumholtz tells him, that Bianca is looking for someone to help her with French and Cameron decides that's how he'll ask her out on a date. Kat Stradford Stiles is Bianca's sister. Totally opposite of Bianca, she is anti-social and is the most feminist high school senior you could ever meet. Against boys, dances, and anything having to do with prepiness and silly fun, she swears off dating and finds herself being accepted to Sarah Lawrence a college across the country in hopes to get away from her father and the city she lives in.

Bianca desperately wanting to date, is told by her father Miller that she will be allowed to date when her sister Kat does.

Desperate and not knowing how to get her sister to 'date for her', ends up asking Cameron, her new French tutor, to help her with her predicament. Enter Patrick Ledger. An outcast and rumored to have sold his kidneys on the black market for a new set of speakers, also attends Padgua high, and is unsuspecting of what will happen soon in his future. Cameron and Micheal decide that in order to make this work, they need a backer. What Joey doesn't know, is that Cameron secretly plans to date Bianca, while he pays Patrick to take out Kat.

It may sound like a very confusing movie. But it is so funny, cleverly written, and not entirely true of American teenage culture, but pretty close. The acting is wonderful and in my opinion nothing in the movie would have worked as well, without the people who played their characters. I may never understand why my parents banned MTV for a time, but like Walter, they were trying their best. Throughout the movie, Kat and Bianca are often arguing or avoiding each other in the hallways at school.

As the story goes on, they both realize the importance of one another and their history. Their endearing, and sometimes rocky, relationship taught me that I can always count on my siblings to have my back. I don't know that my own brother and sister would necessarily be willing to throw a few punches for me at the school dance, but they are there anytime I need them.

The moment that Heath performed " Can't Take My Eyes Off You " complete with incredible dance moves and savvy hand-held microphone skills pretty much cemented him as one of Hollywood's greatest.

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