American Graffiti / More American Graffitti (1979)
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American Graffiti / More American Graffitti (Drive-In Double Feature)
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| Directed by | Bill L. Norton and George Lucas |
| Cast | Candy Clark, Bo Hopkins, Ron Howard, Paul Le Mat, Mackenzie Phillips, Richard Bradford, John Brent, Scott Glenn, Charles Martin Smith and Cindy Williams |
| Theatrical Release | August 3, 1979 |
| DVD Release | January 20, 2004 |
| Running Time | 224 minutes |
| MPAA Rating | PG (Parental Guidance Suggested) |
| UPC Code | 025192422324 |
| Buy this item | $14.99 at Amazon.com As of May 14 5:52 EDT (details) 2 DVD, Universal Studios, Usually ships in 24 hours, Color, DVD-Video, Widescreen, NTSC Languages: English (Original Language), Icelandic (Original Language) Or 44 new from $10.48, 19 used from $9.95 |
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American Graffiti was Great butAmerican Graffiti was great but more American Graffiti did not live up to the first one, not even close. They really need to make a part 3 to make up for this. February 16, 2008
A must-have American Classic
If you are into the early '60's teenage culture, this DVD needs to find its way into your collection. One DVD, two full features. The Bonus footage is great as well. And the price was right! February 13, 2008
All The Great Oldies!
Wow, all the great oldies from the movie. And arrived very quickly, even though Standard shipping was selected. January 24, 2008
Two of the most famous Hot Rods ever!
Great movie, but the cars are the real stars! A black '55 Chevy & '32 Ford! Just plain cool! January 1, 2008
American Grafffiti/More Graffiti
American Graffiti/More American Graffiti (Drive-in Double Feature)
I watched this film way back in the 70s when it was first made, and it left such an impression, it was almost a parallel of myself and my friends (albeit set in the 60s, and we were about in the 70s), but there was John Milner, Norman with his custom/drag cars, there was the geek Toad, that was Steve. The rest of the guys Mal, Frankie, Bob, Kenny, Stasho. The girls Debs, Donna, Babs, to name but a few. We all used to meet at a cafe (no diners in the United Kingdom) and then we used to go cruise down on the seafront, often having all night beach parties and staying out till the small hours. Yes it certainly was a parallel to our lives and I can watch it over and over and see us all there.
More American Graffiti, was a good insight into where and what happened to the gang when they all grew up and went to do their own things. Again this paralleled our lives, with a few exceptions (nobody has died yet).
Norman raced funny cars in the 80s and is now building custom trikes in Missouri. Steve went back to the States and has never been heard of since. The rest of us well we all got various jobs from Truck drivers to landscape gardners.
Two extremely good films and I would thoroughly recommend them to anyone, especially the 30-50 year olds. I think they will find something of themselves there. Riveting stuff, and the Wolfman, what a great Jock, sadly no longer with us except in spirit.
Mal aka Tramp, United Kingdom October 17, 2007