"Clueless" is a modern adaptation and parody of Jane Austen's 1815 novel "Emma." The film, set in a wealthy Beverly Hills high school, follows the life of Cher Horowitz, a fashionable and self-proclaimed matchmaker who navigates friendships, love, and social status. It humorously critiques the superficiality of teen culture and the complexities of relationships while maintaining the essence of Austen's themes, such as personal growth and social dynamics. The film cleverly blends romantic comedy with sharp social commentary.

"Clueless" is actually rated PG-13, not 18+. The film, released in 1995, is a teen romantic comedy that explores the life of a wealthy high school girl, Cher, navigating friendship, romance, and social status. It features themes of teenage relationships, mild language, some suggestive content, and brief instances of mature themes, which is why it received a PG-13 rating. The film is known for its humor, fashion, and cultural impact, but it does not contain the explicit content typically associated with an 18+ rating.

In the movie "Clueless," Cher Horowitz is 16 years old, while Josh Lucas is 19. This creates an age gap of three years between the two characters. Cher is a high school student, and Josh is a college student, which adds to the dynamic of their relationship throughout the film.

No, "Clueless" is not an 80s movie; it was released in 1995. Directed by Amy Heckerling, it is a modern adaptation of Jane Austen's novel "Emma," set in a Beverly Hills high school. The film captures the fashion and culture of the mid-1990s and has become a classic of that era, influencing teen comedies that followed. While it draws inspiration from the 80s in terms of style and humor, its release in the 90s firmly places it in that decade.