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Cy Hard
Which of the below movies do you thinks best represents the time period of high school during that era? The choices are:
60's - American Graffiti
70's - Dazed & Confused
80's - Fast Times at Ridgemont High
90's - Clueless
My personal fave is Dazed & Confused. Great movie and great soundtrack. If anyone wants to add a poll, please do so...
This has to be some type of mistake!!! To not include "Risky Business" is darn near Communist!
"Time of your life, huh kid"
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I think I'd have to go with "The Sandlot" - at least for the early 60's. "The Big Chill" has to fit somewhere in the 70's.
"Fandango" for the late 60's.
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1950's Back to the Future Greese
1960's Peggy Sue got married 1969
1970's Rocky
1980's About Last Night All the Right Moves
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90s, Reality Bites should probably be in there even though I don't like it.
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What about "Saturday Night Fever" for the 70s?
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I think 10,000 B.C. does a bang-up job of representing its era... :biglaugh:
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Originally Posted by
Cy Hard
Which of the below movies do you thinks best represents the time period of high school during that era? The choices are:
60's - American Graffiti
70's - Dazed & Confused
80's - Fast Times at Ridgemont High
90's - Clueless
My personal fave is Dazed & Confused. Great movie and great soundtrack. If anyone wants to add a poll, please do so...
Dazed and Confused is by far my favorite out of them. I think the Breakfast Club represents high school much better in the 80s than Fast Times. Out of the 90's I prefer American Pie.
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Dazed and Confused, The Program and Tommy Boy were all pretty popular movies that seemed to sum up, in odd ways, my high school years (graduated HS in 96)
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cyfanatic
What about "Saturday Night Fever" for the 70s?
And that's actually a good movie, plot-wise.
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Outside of the hazing, Dazed and Confused did a pretty good job summing up a typical summer weekend from my highschool years.
I graduated in '92. So I vote Dazed and Confused for the early 90's.
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jdoggivjc
I think 10,000 B.C. does a bang-up job of representing its era... :biglaugh:
Reading your post made me think about the movie One Million Years B.C.
Oh to be a caveman with her!!
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Angie
And that's actually a good movie, plot-wise.
I watched it for the first time ever 3 years ago...went out and bought it the next day! Loved it! I know people think of the movie as a promotion of disco but the movie tells a strong story about urban life in America in the 70s.
Plus...Travolta is so cool!
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TheHelgo
Dazed and Confused no doubt.
ummm.....there was a movie called Animal House.
John Hughes = the 80's
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You know what I love about high school movies?
I keep getting older and they stay the same age.
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While I am no way stopping the discussion of some of these great movies, but I do want to reiterate that is was to discuss the best movie about high school representing the decade in the movie. Thanks for all the great responses.