American Graffiti

The humor is enjoyable for any age and is not too explicit in achieving a sense of nostalgia for every generation that finds it.

The living in the sixties in a nutshell, it’s ok, but not enough interesting.

I was looking for a movie similar to Dazed and Confused, and American Graffiti kept coming up, so I decided to give it a watch. Sadly, the film has no substance beyond cool vibes and vintage aesthetics.

American classic with great actors and drag racing

An American original Classic that will never be matched. There were so many original innovative ideas in this movie they can't be counted. Don't ever miss the chance to see this movie at a special release in the theater. It ranks right up there with all of the best.

It's pretty good. The story is unique with how random it is but I enjoyed.

Can drag and some of the characters could have been utilized more, however, American Graffiti is still a vibe, that communicates a lot of relevant themes (amongst them adolescence and friendship) and manages to stay in its own lane throughout. Plus, George Lucas really handled this setting and story with great detail and charm.

American Graffiti is really a masterpiece of coming of age teen film.

Ask your boomer parents why this movie was influential and a mega financial success (140mil box office on a 700k budget). I didn't think much of it as a gen-xer having it watched it in the 90s. But as an older adult who's visited the central valley and knowing how little there's to do in such places you kind of understand the significance it had for the baby-boomer generation who lived through it. You also understand why they let george lucas undertake the monumental task of taking on a costly budget-sucking sci-fi movie

The original teens adventure over the course of one night. Released only 12 years after the night is supposed to take place, it's incredible how much history occurred and completely changed the world during those 12 years.