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Pretty in Pink (1986) is a classic teen romantic drama directed by Howard Deutch and written by John Hughes. Starring Molly Ringwald, Andrew McCarthy, and Jon Cryer, the film follows Andie Walsh, a smart and independent high school student from a working-class background. She struggles to navigate love, friendship, and social class differences in her final year of high school.

Andie has a close friendship with the quirky and devoted Duckie (Jon Cryer), who secretly harbors feelings for her. However, she finds herself drawn to Blane (Andrew McCarthy), a wealthy and kind-hearted classmate. Their romance is complicated by the pressures of high school cliques, particularly Blaneโ€™s snobbish friends, who look down on Andie because of her lower social status.

The film explores themes of self-worth, societal expectations, and staying true to oneself. Andieโ€™s iconic fashion sense, her strong relationship with her father, and her determination to overcome obstacles make her a relatable and inspiring protagonist. The soundtrack, featuring hits from the โ€™80s, adds to the filmโ€™s lasting appeal.

With its heartfelt story, memorable characters, and emotional depth, Pretty in Pink remains a beloved teen classic. It captures the struggles of young love and social pressures while delivering an empowering message about confidence and authenticity.