Use of Conventions

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This movie trailer challenges many of the aspects of the romantic comedy genre. Not only do the two main characters not like actually each other, but also they are happy with their lives and do not follow the basic plot formula of romantic comedy. Also this is not the typical love story, the main characters do not fall in love even though it seems as if they do at the very end. They have to kiss despite their protest but, they then unexpectedly immediately begin to argue again. This movie excerpt represents the stereotypical high schoolers and their friend groups. 

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