pattysnake-48086 I have grown up watching this movie. I have always loved good music but this movie really showed me what it would be like growing up around all that fantastic music! My dad always told me that out of all the movies he's watched depicting this era this one did the best. VERY good movie, I always recommend it to everyone!

pgordon-97278 I was twelve, and employed, as a shoeshine boy. After going to AG I went several more times, spending my own very limited funds. Never regretted it, recently bought a copy, last night I watched the bonus features. Tonight I am making popcorn(which we couldn't afford in 73)and going to enjoy this classic.

dennismontini I was 13 when this movie came out. I remember seeing in the movie theater and it's when I fell in love with the 50s music. To this day I am crazy about 50s music.....I am sad though many great actors never really made it big like Paul LeMat, Candy Clark.....I couldn't imagine any other cast pulling it off.......the cast chemistry was amazing. This is one movie that was made without A list actors. The most famous at the time was Ron Howard.....this will be a movie that will be popular for as long as my generation lives......not other movie even comes close to having an ever lasting legacy.And get Flash Cadillac & the Continental Kids.....amazing band....RIP Sam McFadin........

Pj Johnson My thoughts on American Graffiti- The plot was unclear at times but they all had a common goal to have one last great night before some of them go off to college. That drove the great acting and dialogue. The aspect that made this movie unique is the character's relationships undergoing during the whole movie. The underlying message in this movie adds a better outlook on it, the movie is set in 1962 when America was innocent like the teenagers and when JFK died America lost their innocence. Just like the teenagers will when they go off to college. I believe it is a fantastic movie, this was George Lucas's first movie and what a great first mark on the film industry!