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The Wiz RECOMMENDS American Graffiti

When you see a top ten list of all-time teen movies, American Graffiti will likely be on that list somewhere. And honestly, it's easy to see why: it not only is a warm, inviting film about teenage lives before they grow up into adults, it's also a film that evokes a certain time period with a heavy dose of nostalgia. Graffiti's strongest element is it's feel that showcases the teen cruising culture at the time this is set. Portraying four teens lives before they have to make fateful decisions about their future, the plot is structured around this dynamic of teenagers aimlessly looking for a good time. Now, some stories are better than others: Stories involving John and Terry are much more entertaining than the ones with Steve and Curt. And the best chemistry and dynamic in the film goes to the one between John and Carol, played by Paul Le Mat and Mackenzie Phillips. Both characters are charming, but also do a great job adding depth to each character (John's protective side and Carol's desire to grow up). Is American Graffiti a good movie even by today's standards? Yes, it's a fun film that has a warm, nostalgic feeling to it. But is one of the best teen films? A subjective question, but I'm going to say no. Other films do the elements of the film better (namely Dazed and Confused) but if you like the setting and just looking for something lighthearted to watch, this fits the bill nicely. #filmreview #moviereview #americangraffiti #ronhoward #georgelucas #richarddreyfuss #oscarnominee #bestpicture #bestdirector #bestsupportingactress