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the establishment tension isn't the only thing distracting Harry from his impending OWL exams — there's also his burgeoning feelings for Ravenclaw's Cho Chang whose ex Cedric Diggory died last time around, adding yet more angst leading to our hero's first kiss, an awkward smooch under the mistletoe.

At the end of the '80s came a riposte to the decade's unattainable ideals and cheesy sentimentality, giving us a charismatic anti-hero in Christian Slater's JD and a stone-cold heroine in Winona Ryder's Veronica.

and production design that understands just how crucial a teenage girl's wardrobe and bedroom can be.

" It's not the sort of dialogue you would encounter in the original novel Les Liaisons Dangereuses itself already adapted into 1988's Dangerous Liaisons — Roger Kumble's Cruel Intentions taking the story of scheming rich types and giving it a teen twist, transposed to privileged New York high schoolers.

It's primarily the story of Trevor AKA "Trife", played with grit and real emotion by Aml Ameen , who is juggling his feelings of despair over his ex-girlfriend's potential pregnancy by the psychotic Sam.

The teen movie is a cinematic favourite, magnifying the hopes, dreams, greatest fears and glittering futures of youngsters onto the big screen with snappy dialogue, earworm soundtracks, and grand romantic gestures.

Appropriately, when this carefree idyll is threatened, as Ted's father threatens to send him to military boarding school in Alaska, you'll never see a more crestfallen creature — such is the melodrama of teen life.

Joining the pantheon of teen classics set across a single, eventful day, Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg channeled their teenage dynamic into a silly, sweary one-night odyssey hinged on the ultimate teen test: securing booze for a party while underage.

With its central cadre of teenage witches and How Soon Is Now on the soundtrack, it's easy to see how The Craft laid the supernatural seeds for hit series Charmed.

Growing up can be brutally hard — and few movies capture that so directly or sensitively as Stephen Chbosky's teen drama, the writer-director adapting his own his epistolary novel.