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Sarah Michelle Gellar and Selma Blair recreated that shift from Cruel Intentions

And Reese Witherspoon’s face was perfectly awkward.

May 29th 2015, 4:51 PM 7,682 Views 2 Comments

Everyone remembers that famous shift in Cruel Intentions, right?

Well, Sarah Michelle Gellar, Selma Blair and Reese Witherspoon had a mini Cruel Intentions reunion on Wednesday. Look at them there, having the craic

What?!!??? @RWitherspoon @SelmaBlair #CruelIntentionsMusical #CruelIntentions pic.twitter.com/bqi2Q6FHSJ
— Sarah Michelle (@SarahMGellar) May 29, 2015

Source: Sarah Michelle/Twitter

They were there to celebrate the opening of the Cruel Intentions musical – which, if it’s anything as good as the movie, is probably worth going to.

At the after party, they thought they would take the reunion to the next level. They recreated the shift from the movie – with actor Brett Everett Young putting it up on his Instagram

reeseface Source: Instagram @bradley206

And Sarah Michelle was even tweeting about it

.@SelmaBlair Good thing we've had all that practice!! #CruelIntentions pic.twitter.com/ZjdHQDRZYo
— Sarah Michelle (@SarahMGellar) May 29, 2015

Source: Sarah Michelle/Twitter

But what is getting everyone isn’t the fact that the shift happened, but more Reese Witherspoon’s perfectly awkward face during it

reeseface2 Source: Instagram

Reese Witherspoon's face in the new picture of Sarah Michelle Gellar and Selma Blair kissing is the best thing ever.
— T (@Blonde_In_TN) May 29, 2015

Source: Blonde In TN/Twitter

Well done, everyone.

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