10 College Classics For Less Than $10
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Written by: Ryan McNally
When shopping on a tight budget, it's best to get the most bang for your buck. Film Frat makes the process a little easier with the following list of 10 college classics that you can pick up for less than $10 apiece by clicking on the corresponding images below. Selections include comedies, romances and dramas to help satisfy a wide range of tastes. Happy shopping! |
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Austin Powers
Mike Myers became a box-office star when he starred as both Austin Powers (a.k.a. the International Man of Mystery) and his nemesis Dr. Evil in this hilarious, side-splitting comedy. Directed by Jay Roach (Meet The Parents) and co-starring the lovely Elizabeth Hurley.
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Do The Right Thing
Spike Lee's incendiary, critically acclaimed social drama is as entertaining as it is thought-provoking. The top-notch cast includes Danny Aiello, Samuel L. Jackson, Ossie Davis, John Turturro and many more. (For a full review of this film, click here).
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Ferris Buellar's Day Off
Laziness never looked so fun as when Matthew Broderick (Election) starred as Ferris Buellar in this highly amusing '80s comedy. There are hours of fun to be had from viewing this film's many classic scenes.
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Office Space
If you're looking for a crisp comedy about the mundane routine of life in the office, this film is for you. Starring Ron Livingston (Swingers) and Jennifer Aniston, it features hilarious writing and direction by Mike Judge ("Beavis & Butthead," "King of the Hill"). For a full review of this film, click here.
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Reservoir Dogs
Director Quentin Tarantino burst onto the scene in 1992 with this stunning, time-twisting crime flick that boasts remarkable dialogue and heavily stylized violence. Great performances by Harvey Keitel, Michael Madson and Steve Buscemi don't hurt the cause either. (For a full review of this film, click here).
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Say Anything
Many consider this '80s classic, starring John Cusack (High Fidelity), and directed by Cameron Crowe, to be one of the finest teen romances of all-time. Date flicks don't get any better. (For a full review of this film, click here).
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Singles
Director Cameron Crowe (Almost Famous) scored another rousing success with this post-modern romantic comedy starring Bridget Fonda and Matt Dillon. An outstanding soundtrack featuring Pearl Jam, Smashing Pumpkins and Soundgarden is the perfect complement to the film. (For a full review of this film, click here).
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Slap Shot
Sports fans will get a big kick out of this '70s comedy about a rag-tag hockey team, led by Paul Newman, that turns itself into a winner by playing dirty. One of the funniest sports film ever. (For a full review of this film, click here).
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Strange Brew
How about some beer, eh? Anyone who likes to throw back some brewskies now and then will enjoy this classic drinking flick about two hapless brothers who just want to score some free beer. (For a full review of this film, click here).
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When Harry Met Sally
Billy Crystal and Meg Ryan are the memorable couple at the heart of this romantic comedy masterpiece, which boasts Ryan's legendary fake orgasm scene and asks whether men and women can really ever "just be friends." (For a full review of this film, click here).
You can pick any of these up any of these movies by clicking on the corresponding film image above. For more shopping ideas, check out our articles on the Top 10 Vintage Movie Posters, the Top 10 "Modern-Day" Movie Posters, the Top 10 Hottest Actresses, the Top 10 Hottest Actors, and the Top 10 Soundtracks. Happy Holidays! |
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