10 Things I Hate About You

When Joey parks his car in front of Kat's car outside the music shop, she is in line with his front wing, but when she reverses into it she hits the door.

The length of Patrick's cigarette while sitting on the field as he talks to Joey about the possibility of dating Kat.

When Michael is almost hit by Kat's car, his goggles are up on his motorcycle helmet, but a moment later when he pulls up to Cameron, the goggles are on his face.

After Michael is almost hit by Kat's car, the reflection of set lights can clearly be seen on Michael's helmet.

Kat's hair goes from in front at one side to in front at both sides when the shot changes during her first conversation with Patrick.

During Patrick and Kat's first conversation, they pass a bench at the side of the field.

The scene cuts to Cameron and Michael in the bleachers and Patrick's position has changed.

There are also many more people near the bench than in the previous shot.

When the microphone is turned on for the song and the sound board is shown, a feedback sound effect is heard although the sound board shows quite clearly that the microphone is turned off at the sound board.

The credits misspell the Fremont Troll as "Freemont".

When Kat is getting in her car in the final scene, a car backs out of its parking spot and leaves, but in the overhead shot moments later, it is back in its parking spot.

When Michael is nearly hit by the car and goes down the hill, you can clearly see the ramp where the driver is supposed to go.

The clasp on Bianca's necklace while in Kat's room.

When Joey parks his car to block Kat's, he takes his keys out of the car with him, but his music continues to play and the car is idling.

When Patrick and Kat are in the pedal boat, though they are pedaling, they do not move.

At Bogey's party, Kat walks up to Patrick and her hair is down, they talk and her hair is pulled back, she walks away to dance on the table and her hair is down again.

While the band is playing when Patrick is singing to Kat there is a cymbal crash, but the two cymbals never make contact.

Right after Joey says, "OK, you're cool by association," when he's done drawing on Michael's face, an arm and short sleeve shirt are visible above Michael's head on the left side as if someone is standing by the table.

In the next shot when it shows the whole table, no one is near their table.

When Kat rams Joey's car her hands continually change position on the steering wheel between shots without Kat actually moving.

The paint on Kat and Patrick's jumpsuits change in different shots.

After Patrick tackles Kat during paint ball, he takes off his goggles and throws them behind him, and Kat's also disappear.

After they kiss and get back up, they both have their goggles on again.

When Bianca takes Cameron to Kat's room, she opens the third drawer.

In the next shot, it's the second drawer that's opened.

The pedals in a Pedalo move in unison; when Kat and Patrick are pedaling, their legs are moving at different times.

When Kat and Patrick are playing paintball right before they kiss you can see that they are barely covered in paint.

When they do kiss and are on the ground, they are totally covered with it.

When Kat and Patrick are on the porch, Kat asks Patrick to tell her something true.

When she says this there is a strand of red paint-stained hair on the side of her face.

When Patrick kisses her neck, the hair is tucked neatly behind her ear.

In the scene in which the teacher gets an arrow fired into his backside by Bianca, a girl runs off to go find help, however before she runs off camera she stops and looks back, obviously unaware she is still on camera.

In the first scene with Patrick, his book bag strap can be seen in one shot, then in the next shot it's gone.

In the scene where Bianca and Cameron are under a bridge and he's asking her does she like sailing, in one shot she has roots in her hair about an inch thick and in the next she has none, her hair has been dyed.

As Michael makes his way to Mandella at the prom, you see Patrick and Kat spin away in the background.

In the next shot, they are still standing there behind Mandella watching Michael approach.

In the next shot, they are gone again.

The poem that Kat reads in Mr.

Morgan's English class towards the end of the film is titled "10 Things I Hate About You".

It uses the word "hate" exactly 11 times and actually lists 13 disliked qualities.

Just before Joey pulls up behind Kat's car, his red convertible can be seen reflected in the windows across the street as it sits waiting to enter the scene.

When Cameron first approaches Patrick about dating Kat, he responds by drilling a hole in Cameron's French book.

But when Michael holds up the book in the next scene, the hole is far larger than the drill bit Patrick was using would have made.

When Kat is drunk, and her and Patrick are walking up the hill, after she starts crawling, Heath Ledger calls her "Kate".

In the end credit, Joseph Gordon-Levitt's name is spelled with the hyphen between the Joseph and Gordon.

Ew. i don't even know where to start.

Julia Stiles and Heath Ledger elevate what could have been just another high school movie to something really interesting. Stiles' character is not just a bitter shrew: with some tough life experiences -- her mother leaving, a horrible previous boyfriend -- she has reason to be.

This film is dated more than the other romantic movies I've watched, but it was one of the best out of all of them.Even though I gave it a 6, it performs well for the younger me.

A new kid (Joseph Gordon-Levitt) must find a guy to date the meanest girl in school (Julia Stiles), the older sister of the girl he has a crush on (Alex Mack), who cannot date until her older sister does.There is not much reason to write a review for a film that everybody already loves and that really launched the career of Heath Ledger, one of the better actors of his time.

The show came out 10 years ago from me writing this review. Yes, I'm super late to the party.

OK, I must say that I did really like this show until the ending. Cameron was always very sweet to Bianca, and for a while, I was rooting for them to get together.

The Taming of the Shrew Ten Things I Hate about You shows how the "tough guy" in high school, Patrick (Heath Ledger) and the nonconformist girl, Katerina (Julia Stiles), get set up on a date. Katerina found out the reason they went on their first date was a complete set up where Patrick got paid to ask her out by her sister Bianca (Larisa Oleynik).

Gil Junger set the gold standard for modern-day adaptations of William Shakespeare works with 10 Things I Hate About You. Julia Stiles, Heath Ledger and Joseph Gordon-Levitt round out Junger's high school version of The Taming of the Shrew.

10 Things I Hate About You is a good movie with a decent storyline that is reasonably cliché but the films cast and script is good enough that you can see past the cheesy story and enjoy this movie.The characters and the humor is very different to what you would usually see in a romantic comedy,but it isn't too different for people who enjoy them the way they are not to enjoy,which makes this a very good couples film,because the humor will make bought men and women laugh.