2001 Directed by Terry Zwigoff
Two quirky, cynical teenaged girls try to figure out what to do with their lives after high school graduation. After they play a prank on an eccentric, middle aged record collector, one of them befriends him, which causes a rift in the girls' friendship.
Thora Birch Steve Buscemi Scarlett Johansson Brad Renfro Illeana Douglas Bob Balaban Stacey Travis Charles C. Stevenson Jr. Dave Sheridan Tom McGowan Debra Azar Brian George Pat Healy Rini Bell T.J. Thyne Ezra Buzzington Lindsey Girardot Joy Bisco Venus DeMilo Thomas Ashley Peldon Chachi Pittman Janece Jordan Kaileigh Brielle Martin Alexander Fors Marc Vann James Sie Paul Keith David Cross J.J. 'Bad Boy' Jones Show All…
판타스틱 소녀백서, 青春迷魂阵, 黐孖妹, Ghost World - Aprendendo a Viver
Underdogs and coming of age Relationship comedy teenager, school, friendship, funny or nerds school, teacher, student, classroom or classmates teenager, friendship, sad, adolescents or coming of age surfing, teenager, friendship, kids or adolescents dancing, choreography, songs, tune or musical Show All…
"Dear Josh, we came by to fuck you, but you were not home. Therefore you are gay. Signed, Tiffany and Amber."
"oh my god, he just ordered a giant glass of milk."
"that's a vanilla milkshake."
there was a moment in this movie where i found steve buscemi attractive for about seven seconds and i will never be the same again.
“medium? why sir, do you not know that for a mere 25 cents more you can purchase a large beverage? and you know, i’m only telling you this because we’re such good friends. medium is really only for suckers who don’t know the concept of value”
scarjo saying “he gives me, like, a total boner” in her deep, monotone voice got me feeling some time of way. love her lack of energy, go girl give us nothing
why does the scene with steve buscemi eating chicken have better sound editing than like 75% of the movie? i’m hearing that chicken chewing in hd.
You can take your Juno, your Scott Pilgrim, even your Heathers, and chuck them in a skip, because Ghost World just does it all so much better. Well, all of it that's worth doing. I'm beginning to think this melancholy, bitingly hilarious crystallisation of teen ennui might be the only film I'll ever really need.
Way too relatable because I also developed a crush on Steve Buscemi at an inappropriate age.
That moment when Rebecca is showing Enid her new apartment and says “Oh wait I have to show you something really cool,” then proceeds to show her a fold-out ironing board.
There’s never been a more accurate example of the transition from adolescence to adulthood tbh.
