But no one encapsulated the Australian transformation better than Owen Finegan.
The livelier one encapsulates Las Vegas, viewed by sunny day and glitzy night as the chopper throbs above it, staccato engine sounds mixing with a lively score of slot machines clunking, people talking and a snappy piano performance.
Bowie's passing now earns the moment an unintended lump in the throat, but it was poignant already: Scott has always had a knack for blatantly literal music cues, and this one encapsulates the earnest hopefulness of this entire, rather lovely film.
This one plot change, the only significant one, encapsulates just how perfectly adapted Clueless was to the modern young viewer.
An "autobiographical vein" runs through many of his films, each one encapsulating a stage of his life.
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