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Loading... American Graffiti (edition 1973)by George et al. Lucas (Author)
Work InformationAmerican Graffiti [1973 film] by George Lucas (Director/Screenwriter)
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Four teenagers come of age in 1962 on the last summer night before they go off to college, jobs, or the army. No library descriptions found. |
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Four teenage friends stay out all night.
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I can see how it's a classic; it's an extremely imitated movie. A few of those imitations are even good movies. But I don't get the appeal of this one. Is it a nostalgia thing? (Nostalgia for what was only 10 years ago when this came out? It's weird, having grown up in the 90's when everything was Boomer Nostalgia 24/7, to realize pop culture could be nostalgic for something so recent.)
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