The creepiness of Emilio Estevez's pursuit of Andie McDowell almost completely ruined the movie for me. Absolutely cringe-inducing, which was the point, but I thought it was too much.

Also, overall, I get that post college years can be a difficult transition for many, but damn what losers these characters were. Too over the top for a collection of Georgetown graduates during the economic boom of the 80s. It's too big of a leap for me to think that crew would be struggling at that level.

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Posted by Fewer Kilometers

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Posted on 7/23/14 at 10:21 am to MetArl15

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The creepiness of Emilio Estevez's pursuit of Andie McDowell

I found Andrew McCarthy to be far creepier.

But he was just a creepy guy in general.

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Posted by Zamoro10

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Posted on 7/23/14 at 10:43 am to MetArl15

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but damn what losers these characters were. Too over the top for a collection of Georgetown graduates during the economic boom of the 80s. It's too big of a leap for me to think that crew would be struggling at that level.

Pretty much this. Working as waiters, saxophone player in a bar, secretary/whore...etc.

This made zero sense in the economic boom of the 80's as GEORGETOWN grads.

And no way in hell Rob Lowe's character ever made it through Georgetown - let alone got in.

And what's the point of the fat chick? To throw in one character that might actually have graduated from Georgetown in real life???

This post was edited on 7/23/14 at 10:44 am

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