can you name all the movies parodied in "not another teen movie"?

Question

if so name them, not only the list of movies but what characters were mimicked

Answer 1

This is a list of films which are parodied in Not Another Teen Movie.
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* Almost Famous: Janey's declaration of "Being a Golden God(dess)".
* Airplane!: The red/white zone gag at the airport.
* American Beauty: Les is modeled after the character Ricky Fitts and is always gazing into his camcorder as he obsessively strives to capture the beauty in everyday life. He never appears without a tragic plastic bag labeled "the most beautiful thing in the world" floating nearby.
* American Pie: Mr. Briggs having a three-way with two pies. The oath to lose virginity. Janey masturbating and her family walking in on her. Jake's room looks exactly like Jason Biggs' room in American Pie. The naked foreign exchange student.
* Animal House: The scene where Ricky is on the ladder outside the room of the two naked girls pillowfighting and falls parodies John Belushi's classic mishap in Animal House which occurs almost the same way.
* Bring It On: Stealing cheerleading routines, cheerleading tryouts, and Priscilla's insults.
* Better Off Dead: Bicyclists screaming, "Two dollars!"
* Can't Buy Me Love: the "slow applause"; the premise of a nerd becoming popular just by dating someone who is popular.
* Can't Hardly Wait: the character Amanda Becker (Lacey Chabert) is a parody of Jennifer Love Hewitt's character Amanda Beckett (incidentally both actresses starred together on Party Of Five); fellow students unfamiliar with Catherine when she walks into "Ferris'" party; character Bruce (parody of Seth Green's character) tries to bond with Asians at the party against their liking.
* Cruel Intentions: Catherine Wyler teaching "second base". The incestuous relationship between Catherine and Jake. Catherine's licking offf the crucifix.
* Days of Our Lives: The bet about taking Janey to the dance seems to be a spoof on the fact Philip Kiriakis needs to take Chloe Lane, an asocial, glassess wearing impopular girl. She appears at the dance in a stunning red dress, just like Janey.
* Dead Poets Society: In a scatological spoof of Mr. Keating's first poetry lesson, where he ridicules Dr. J. Evans Pritchard's theories about measuring poetry as "Excrement!", scenes of an English class are cross-cut with those of a plumbing catastrophe brewing immediately upstairs.
* Fast Times at Ridgemont High: "I DON'T KNOW" on the chalkboard; The song, "Somebody's Baby;" the pizza parlor named "Spicoli's."
* Ferris Bueller's Day Off: The same house is used in this movie (although not intentionally); The "Ferris" character revealing the uncivil things he is doing or about to do when his parents are leaving the house; a banner "SAVE FERRIS" in the cafeteria
* Footloose: This movie about a town that outlaws dancing is paid tribute to with the "PROM SAT NIGHT" dance banner that reads "DANCING PROHIBITED"; every student in the High School "happens to be a professional dancer".
* Grease: Characters singing in the film just before the prom; Jake singing in the stands; Hand Jive during the dance scene; the character Sandy Sue.
* Jawbreaker: Prisilla and her friends walking down the school hallway to the tune of "Yoo Hoo" by Imperial Teen.
* Jerry Maguire: Deleted scenes - Jake says to Janey, "You complete me." Janey replies, "You had me at, 'Janey thank God I got to you in time.'"
* Lucas: Jake relives his traumatized football game through flashbacks, that involved the death of a fellow player: a scrawny underdog with thick glasses that just wanted to play.
* Never Been Kissed: The undercover reporter.
* Pleasantville: The new student with Tourette's Syndrome, Sandy Sue, is a take on Sandy from Grease and the female characters from Pleasantville.
* Porky's: The guys finding a way to look into the girls' locker room. Also, the opening scene could be a spoof on PeeWee Morris.
* Pretty in Pink: The song "If You Leave" played by the prom band; Ricky parodies Duckie; Janey's talent in art parodies Andie's lackluster talent in making dresses.
* Risky Business: As Mr. and Mrs. Wasserstein leave their house to go away for several days, they give their son Preston a few last-minute reminders. They do not notice at all the busy preparations that their good little boy is making (including shouting directions to the men delivering the sound system) to their house for an orgy of partying. Also, there is a championship banner hanging in the gym during the cheerleading tryouts, for the sport of "Crystal Egg Tossing, 1983".
* Road Trip: Mitch, Ox, and Bruce embark on a road trip which takes them to Preston's party two houses away. The "French Toast" line spoofs the diner scene.
* Rudy: When Marty goes in to the game, the crowd is cheering "MARTY" like "RUDY". Guy starts a slow clap as the football player in Rudy does. The wise janitor, besides being a parody of Mr. T, can be considered a parody of the Fortune the janitor.
* Save the Last Dance
* She's All That: The main plot of the movie.
* Sixteen Candles: Janey and Mr. Briggs's father-daughter conversation on the sofa; "Anthony Michael Dining Hall" references Anthony Michael Hall. Ricky parodies Anthony Michael Hall by showing obsession for Janie. The song "If You Were Here" (The Thompson Twins) briefly playing during the airport scene.
* Song of the South: An animated bluebird appears in the musical sequence.
* Star Wars: Mr T's final appearance is as a disembodied head in front of a blue background, encouraging the main character at a crucial point in the movie.
* 10 Things I Hate about You: "10 Things I Love About Janey" poem'; the serenade in the football field; The Father choosing the lifestyles of the daughters; "No dating until your older sister does".
* The Breakfast Club: The detention in library scene is exactly the same; "Richard Vernon" was a character in both movies; Mitch's hairstyle in the library scene; The song "Don't You (Forget About Me)" playing in the closing credits.
* The Faculty: The two guys that look like Zeke Tyler played by Josh Hartnett and Stan Rosado played by Shawn Hatosy.
* The Goonies: The Fratelli twins is the name of Mama Fratelli's sons.
* The Karate Kid: Janey thinks that Jake borrows a line from this movie at the end.
* Varsity Blues: Football scenes - including one with My Hero by The Foo Fighters; Ron Lester parodies himself, Jake angrily tells his father "I don't want your life!"; Jake's whip-cream bikini parodies Ali Larter's whip-cream bikini scene.

Answer 2

She's All That specifically. The masturbation scene at the start is obviously a parody of American Pie. She's All That even has the token black guy, a character who his friends don't even talk to, and who they ignore, because he contributes nothing to the main conversation except to add the odd irrelevant comment: and who was clearly added as an afterthought for purposes of 'inclusiveness' without him being written properly into the script.

Answer 3

Two Dollars Movies

Answer 4

Breakfast Club...Bender and Claire
She's All That...Pretty much everyone
Varsity Blues...Mox and the Coach
Pretty In Pink...Andie and Duckie
10 Things I Hate About You...Heath Ledgers charecter when he sings
Cruel Intentions...Katherine
Lucas...Lucas

That's all that I can think of.

Answer 5

Janie Briggs

Answer 6

If I could, then like you I would have no life at all. Get out of the house before the last bits of your mind melt into the sofa. Which one are you; Beavis or Butthead?

Answer 7

I say give the 10 pts. to Mr. E.

Answer 8

Good question

Answer 9

it depends...