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By Aditya S (87) on 17 Feb 2013

While I understand the intent of just being with the main characters for a small period of time, there is still a lack of any narrative direction…

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By Andrew S (3,174) on 07 Feb 2013

I never thought I'd say it, but Lucas really is a master filmmaker…

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By Four Star F (259) on 06 Feb 2013

Starring Ron Howard and Richard Dreyfuss with a host of others, this George Lucas directed film follows the lives of young people in California…

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By Alexandre A (57) on 27 Jan 2013

Such a classic tribute for the golden era, for the golden generation of Los Angeles, California in the sixties. Brillant George Lucas…

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By Tanvir M (350) on 27 Jan 2013

Before Lucas went on to create cinematic history with 'Star Wars', he made this wonderful coming of age drama (which features a very young…

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By Elizabeth N (358) on 06 Jan 2013

Acho que de uma forma ou de outra, todos os filmes de festas adolescentes ou de fim de verÃ£o devem um pouco (ou muito) a esse filme…

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By Terry M (508) on 06 Jan 2013

Acho que de uma forma ou de outra, todos os filmes de festas adolescentes ou de fim de verÃ£o devem um pouco (ou muito) a esse filme…

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By Antonio L (144) on 06 Jan 2013

Acho que de uma forma ou de outra, todos os filmes de festas adolescentes ou de fim de verÃ£o devem um pouco (ou muito) a esse filme…

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By Alex H (1,416) on 06 Jan 2013

Re-cruised on BRD. Considered avant garde in 1973, after 39 years this film's low budget pop-doc style holds up well…

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By Amina Z (31) on 20 Dec 2012

While classically portraying the youth culture almost indefinitely, we get a look into the most mischievous yet sentimental life of high school…

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By Edgar C (1,352) on 20 Dec 2012

While classically portraying the youth culture almost indefinitely, we get a look into the most mischievous yet sentimental life of high school…

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By Simon O (100) on 06 Dec 2012

Seems to have an equivalent number of little moments I adore and little flaws…

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By Sean S (1,358) on 06 Dec 2012

Seems to have an equivalent number of little moments I adore and little flaws…

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By Alexander C (2,448) on 06 Dec 2012

Seems to have an equivalent number of little moments I adore and little flaws…

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By Stan D (105) on 04 Dec 2012

A look at the last night in the small town for teenagers who are going off to college, in the early 1960s…

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By Michael B (2,768) on 20 Nov 2012

There is brilliant interplaying and underplaying, of script, performers and direction which will raise howls of laughter from audiences, yet…

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By Terence T (19) on 17 Nov 2012

Wild, crazy and hysterical. American Graffiti is like some kind of time machine…

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By Ryan P (1,021) on 16 Nov 2012

Wikipedia: ''The film is a nostalgic portrait of teenage life in the early 1960s told in a series of vignettes, featuring the story of a group…

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By Josué G (92) on 15 Nov 2012

American Graffiti brings back beautifully the nostalgia and innocence of the teen days of the early 60's…

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By Bill C (822) on 21 Oct 2012

Re-cruised on BRD. Considered avant garde in 1973, after 39 years this film's low budget pop-doc style holds up well…

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