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UNBELIEVABLE: Teen angst is back | History Defined

From left, Maya Hawke as Eleanor and Camila Mendes as Drea in Do Revenge. (Photo: Netflix)

Stories about the high school King and Queen, cool kids, outcasts, bullies, romance, friendships or even rivalry never get old in teen movies because there will always be a new generation who appreciate coming-of-age stories. Netflix's latest original Do Revenge is another teen comedy presented on the platform time and time again, like The Kissing Booth series, To All The Boys I've Loved Before (2018) and Tall Girl (2019).

To be honest, it gets harder each year for me to enjoy such movies as they are for a generation and demographic that I'm just not a part of anymore. However, Do Revenge gave me a different vibe as the movie leans towards dark comedy, and it brings back the style of teen 90s-2000s nostalgia movies like Clueless (1995), Mean Girls (2004) and Easy A (2010), but with modern twists and even more evil characters.

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