The New Yorkerのインスタグラム(newyorkermag) - 7月6日 01時07分

When it came out in 1999, the movie “Drop Dead Gorgeous” was panned by critics and regarded by respectable adults as reprehensible. The mockumentary, which features Kirsten Dunst, Denise Richards, Brittany Murphy, and Amy Adams as competitors for the Mount Rose American Teen Princess crown, is offensive, for sure—but it is also hilarious, surprisingly tender, and lavishly, magnificently absurd. Tap the link in our bio to read @jiatortellini on the venerated artifact of Y2K-era camp, which is one of her favorite movies (and finally available for streaming). Photograph by New Line Cinema / Everett.

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fitness_n_fashionlover1 I Love this Movie and the Genre. ♡ Mockumenaries are 1- Hilarious especially this one. I Laughed so hard last time I watched it, I woke my Hubby up. 2- Have you look at things in a different way then you normally do like Pageants & Cheerleading, so you can see how sometimes a parent can withhold Love & Affection if they're chilld doesn't win.

phylliswheelan And there’s Michael Ritchie’s 1974 Smile with Bruce Dern and a painfully young Melanie Griffith in a biting and hilarious take on the national Junior Miss Contest-full disclosure I was 1st Runner Up Jacksonville (FL) Junior Miss

saritaville77 @jlyn805 love this movie. We did not have cable in NY. I watched this movie a 100 times. Loretta is my spirit animal!!

littlenorthernbird I love this movie SO much. Anybody who grew up in a small town can relate to it (for better or worse).

gkuchevar One of my all time favorites. Two daughters who were just the right ages when it was released.

maxwyeth I live my life based on this rule - “if they ask you to take your top off, get the money first”

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