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TheSteelHelmetReturns — 16 years ago(August 11, 2009 04:11 AM)

I found myself really liking this one - It's quiet, honest, upper middle-class but still accessible to everyone and it deals with big questions so creatively and honestly that I wish I had seen this before graduating high school.
My favourite scene is when Kevin Bacon is talking with his boss and he is telling him how he tried to write a novel like Bacon.
This is a mature film by a writer who could have been huge during the rise of indy films - if only Miramax was around several years earlier.

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Ive always considered this Hughess most uneven film. It has some winning moments, but theyre too few and far between. I especially dislike the fantasy sequences.

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"This is a mature film by a writer who could have been huge"
As clear as can be that the OP is saying John Hughes could've been huge. But as stated he WAS in fact huge.

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The OP said that the FILM could have been huge, not Hughes.

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Um Hughes was in fact pretty huge. One of the most successful filmmakers of his generation.

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