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Richard Dreyfuss. Ron Howard. Paul Le Mat. Charles Martin Smith. Candy Clark. Mackenzie Phillips. Cindy Williams. Wolfman Jack. Bo Hopkins. Harrison Ford. Shared 0 Facebook Twitter. Similar titles. Leave a comment Cancel reply.

Steve and Laurie spend the evening "negotiating" the state of their relationship. Meanwhile, two of their friends cruise around town for the evening.

Steve has left his car to meek and mild-mannered Terry "Toad" Fields to look after during his absence. The wheels give Toad a new sense of confidence, which he uses to try and impress Debbie Dunham, a more experienced girl generally out of his league.

And John Milner, who is seen as the king of the street race in his souped-up yellow deuce coupe, tries to get rid of precocious pre-teen, Carol Morrison, who has somehow become his passenger for the evening, while dealing with the challenge of bold out-of-towner, Bob Falfa. Parental Guide. Whether you love this movie or not, you have to admire this movie for two reasons. First, its return on the dollar was among the best ever for any film. No wonder this film made George Lucas famous.

Second, it was very innovative. While I was not a huge fan of the film's style, it was unique and sure had an impact on the world as well as future films. No one had made a film like this before--chock full of one song after another blaring across the soundtrack and its odd semi-structureless plot was also quite unique.

The film concerns a bunch of young adults just hanging out and cruising. There really isn't a lot more to it than that. Sure, their stories all reveal a bit about them through the course of the film, but most of the characters have no great depth.

It's more like you are a voyeur watching some likable and not especially likable kids doing Now if you grew up in the early 60s and remember all this, then it's a great stroll down memory lane. If you didn't, I think the movie will be more of a tough sell, as the nostalgia angle is non-existent. As for me, I wasn't even born until , so the nostalgia aspect was less--but I loved the music and great cars.

She also said that she pretty much ignored the plot and just listened to the songs! And, perhaps, this is pretty typical of a person from her generation. As for me, the film was mildly interesting and I respect it--though I did not love it.

This isn't really meant as a criticism--just a statement about how this film appealed to this 47 year-old guy. For the right audience, it's the perfect film. Otherwise, you might feels it's all a bit overrated.

Aside from the nostalgia for the early 60s, the movie also is quite interesting when seen today because so many future stars and super-stars are in it--mostly when they were young unknowns. American Graffiti is the second film from George Lucas, made after his quirky sci-fi effort THX but before he gave up crafting real characters in favour of larger-than-life comic book fantasy entertainment.

It's a paeon to a long-forgotten world that was the s, and features as its cast a bunch of high school students celebrating graduation with all of the angst that comes with it. Films like this tend to be pretty easy to like, because the topics are universal and the situations are easy to identify with. Some of the themes covered here include machismo, gang culture, romance, nostalgia, and the ever-difficult transition from childhood to adulthood.

American Graffiti isn't exactly a world-changing film but I found it likable enough, and the cast including Richard Dreyfuss, Ron Howard, Charles Martin Smith, and Harrison Ford in early roles are very good. One of the things I liked most about American Graffiti is the soundtrack. Occasionally and annoyingly the song gets cut off halfway through, but nonetheless the soundtrack helps to make this film both likable and fun.

It's the end of the summer for a bunch of high school graduates. Curt Henderson Richard Dreyfuss is unsure about college. Steve Bolander Ron Howard expects to leave town tomorrow with Curt. He tells his girlfriend Curt's sister Laurie Cindy Williams that he wants to date other people while he's away. Terry "The Toad" Fields is their flunky friend. John Milner is their friend who's stuck in town. As they drive around on the strip, Curt is entranced by a girl Suzanne Somers.