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  • Happy 20th Birthday Pretty Woman

    1 of 10

    Sure, the hooker-with-heart-of-gold plot is a little cheesy, but we can't resist a late-night cable viewing of this classic flick. Twenty years later, there's still a whole lot to love about our generation's Cinderella story.

  • The Guy

    2 of 10

    Oh, Richard Gere. That smirk. Those svelte Cerruti suits. Swoon.

  • The Gal

    3 of 10

    That toothy smile. Those endless auburn curls. Julia Roberts was so our first official girl crush.

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  • Those Boots

    4 of 10

    Only Julia Roberts could manage to ooze sex appeal in thigh-high pleather. According to The New York Times, the films's original title was based on Vivian's weekly rate, $3,000, a number that launched a million would-you-evers.

  • The Shopping Spree

    5 of 10

    We’re not sure what we love more: when Edward says he’s going to spend an “obscene amount of money” or the irresistibly cheesy dressing-room-fashion-show-montage.

  • Vivian's 'Tude

    6 of 10

    Whether she’s whooping it up at the racetrack or sassing sourpuss salesladies, we love her what-you-see-is-what-you-get manner. (And who can forget Vivian's reaction to making an escargot fly across the swanky restaurant? "Slippery little suckers.")

  • The Chemistry

    7 of 10

    According to IMDB, the scene when Edward snaps the necklace case on Vivian's fingers was improvised, as was Roberts' spontaneous laughter.

  • High-brow Symbolism in a Low-brow Flick

    8 of 10

    Edward takes Vivian to see the opera La Traviata, in which a prostitute falls in love with a wealthy man.

  • The Comebacks

    9 of 10

    “Never … did the knight say to me, 'Come on, baby, I'll put you up in a great condo,'" Vivian retorts at Edward's offer to get her an apartment.

  • The Damsel Isn't the Only One in Distress

    10 of 10

    And, while Edward does rescue Vivian in the end, as Vivian says, “She rescues him right back.” Now that’s a modern-day fairytale.

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