American Graffiti - Collector's Edition

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Summary: one of the best !!!
Review: What can you say about a movie classic??This movie captures a time in America that probably will never exist again.The music is great;the cast of actors is one of the best.One only wishes we can relive that fabulous time of our lives again.

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Summary: Top film in the Uk
Review: This film went down very well with all of the custom car addicts in the UK, it has become a cult film for all. Well done to all actors and behind the scene staff including the coach builders who built such loving cars

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Summary: A Great Film
Review: Words cannot describe how wonderful this movie is. Lucas gives us nostalgia without beating us over the head with it (i.e. Woody Allen's Radio Days). Harrison Ford's performance is certainly one of his best. Mostly because he does not act like Harrison Ford.

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Summary: Just a Simple Correction
Review: Not to offend Tasha (the reviewer below who wrote "A Boss Film"), but American Graffitti takes place in Northern California. To be fair, she did have interesting insights! Thanks, Tasha!

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Summary: Where were U in '62?
Review: Great songs. Great cars. Great movie. (Make sure you order "Animal House" at the same time as this one. They're a pair.)

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Summary: A Really Boss Film
Review: American Graffiti was a view into a past that many could actually say they know nothing about. George Luca's potrays Southern California's pre-hippie day with such flare and good time Friday night fun. Ron Howard and Cindy Williams characters as teenage lovers being tested for the rate of maturity and wanting to stay young forever. Candy Clark truly deserved her Oscar for her role. Great film debut for Macinzine Phillps.

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Summary: Through Hours of Troubled Sleep...
Review: I've seen this movie so many times. If you liked Happy Days, you'll love it! No words of mine can express how great this movie is. You have to see it for yourself!

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Summary: No matter what your age is a must see
Review: America was a different place in 1962 and with a great script,acting, and directing this movie takes you back there to that time.But to think its just about 1962 would be a mistake.it's more about lost youth and how, at even a young age, Life can change so fast.Does anyone really understand what Suzannes Somers, the girl in the white t-bird, really represent? Does anyone understand why Richard Dreyfus can never meet her? How she becomes so unattainable? We can never forget our past and the people and events that made it so memeorable.

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Summary: If you want a real movie, but this one!
Review: American Graffiti is the type of movie not made anymore. While some argue a lack of plot, it's the lack of a defined future that makes the characters up, they just travel from adventure to adventure, just like real teenagers did and do. The quests for girls, racing, and that magical elixer, liquor. It's just a great movie, what more can you say?

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Summary: "The best movie made, that describe my life as a teenager"
Review: I saw American Graffiti in 1973. It left a lasting impression. When the home video became available in 1985, I began watching it over and over. I became addicted to the film. The screen-play became just as hard to put down. I had to realize that my life a disabled person, found its nitch. George Lucas captured my life, before I became disabled, through many characters in the movie. I believe there is a bit of American Graffiti in all of us.