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“The pacing is impeccable, there's just zero boring moments.”
MatePolcz · Metacritic ↗
“In the opening scene, there is a group of very feminine women in a girly convertible listening to music. The song was very cutesy and playful but as soon as Kat, one of our main characters, drove up next to them in her rusty old car, the music changed to something more aggressive, giving a careless vibe to Kat. She gives the girls an annoyed look just as the music did. This was a great way to begin the film. It gave us an insight to Kat´s personality without actually telling us, which they do later on in the film.”
natythebaddie · Metacritic ↗
“resolve themselves into a satisfactory conclusion”
Andys_Reviews · Metacritic ↗
Read 25 Aug 2026 · confidence 24% · too thin for a score · how this works
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“It's a celebration of young American women, finding them smarter, tougher, shrewder, more rigorous, more persistent and more honest than any movie in many a moon.”
Stephen Hunter, Washington Post · 100
“A small-scale, slight undertaking, but its pleasures are unexpectedly rich. It has become a habit in our movies to portray the exploits of high school characters as shocking and depraved. Ten Things allows its teenagers their innocence and a quality that is even rarer these days, something like nobility.”
Hal Hinson, New Times (L.A.) · 100
“Lutz's dialogue is consistently sharp and snappy, and the large cast forms a sparkling ensemble under Junger's adept direction.”
Kevin Thomas, Los Angeles Times · 100
“It goes straight to the top of the class. O can there be such a thing as too keen a guilty pleasure, particularly when the whole genre is knowingly pitched to audiences as a trashophile's delight? No, there cannot.”
John Patterson, L.A. Weekly · 90
“Kat's English assignment, which provides the movie's title, is a sweet finish to an entertaining movie -- and makes 10 Things I Hate About You quite likable.”
Sean Means, Film.com · 90
Scores from Metacritic and Rotten Tomatoes, read 24 Aug 2026. Quotes belong to their publications and link to the full reviews.
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“The pacing is impeccable, there's just zero boring moments.”
MatePolczabout 0–100% inread it ↗
“In the opening scene, there is a group of very feminine women in a girly convertible listening to music. The song was very cutesy and playful but as soon as Kat, one of our main characters, drove up next to them in her rusty old car, the music changed to something more aggressive, giving a careless vibe to Kat. She gives the girls an annoyed look just as the music did. This was a great way to begin the film. It gave us an insight to Kat´s personality without actually telling us, which they do later on in the film.”
natythebaddieabout 0–10% inread it ↗
“resolve themselves into a satisfactory conclusion”
Andys_Reviewsabout 75–100% inread it ↗
“Everything I wanted and hoped for during an 8 hour flight. It's a period peice from that time and place and if you know you know.”
carlossolracread it ↗
“Shakespeare's Taming of the Shrew in a modern high school setting with humour. Reminiscent of an 80s-style rom-com. Settle back and just enjoy it for what it is.”
Robread it ↗
“Very funny movie. I like the late 90's and early 2000's quirky romance comedies. It's always funny to have embarrassing things happen to you, when your trying to impress a girl.”
Andre Gonzalesread it ↗
“Not for nothing this was my favorite movie when I was in my straight era. Literally nothing bad can be said about it. Kat is perfect (and would've been even more so if she was a KD Lang fan), and so is that poem delivery. Patrick was the original performative male.”
signsofliferead it ↗
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