Ghost World/YMMV

• Adaptation Displacement: At the time, the film adaptation overshadowed the graphic novel. This may be changing as the film fades from memory, given the classic status of the comic.
• Crowning Moment of Heartwarming: When Enid shows Seymour the second half of her sketchbook, and calls him her hero... awwww.
  • A more bittersweet yet still heartwarming moment just after, when Enid and Rebecca hold hands on the bench.
• Hollywood Homely: Considering that Enid and Rebecca are played by Thora Birch and Scarlett Johansson respectively, this definitely applies.
  • Same goes for the comic, really. Enid's supposed to be kind of plain, but the way she's drawn is incredibly d'aww-inducing, particularily the rare occasions When She Smiles.
• Hey, It's That Guy!: Bob Balaban and Teri Garr both had large roles in Close Encounters of the Third Kind, but didn't share any scenes.
  • They also play Phoebe's biological parents on Friends.
• Les Yay: Enid and Rebecca display some characteristics.
  • Again, the park bench hand holding scene.
• Spiritual Licensee: May be the closest thing we'll get to a live-action Daria movie. Funny, because the comic predates Daria by several years.
• True Art Is Incomprehensible: Roberta Allsworth's attitude towards her art.
• The Woobie: Seymour's had it pretty rough. He does have an aggressive side however, which sometimes leads to trouble.