@121128free i did grow up in this time and I gotta tell you this is a "very accurate" depiction of this era. There were gas guzzeling muscle cars everywhere, kids cruising in cars all night on the weekends, hang out spots where everyone got high, drunk or both. And the population of people under 24 was staggering because we were all born during the big post ww2 baby boom. Since there was no internet, computers etc. it was a more "social time" people would be haning out everywhere
Fasttimes and the breakfast club were great teenage life movie, but dazed and confused has a different vibe to it. growing up in a small town is the best.
My favourite scene from my favourite movie - just so well done. Music nowadays just doesn't seem as "special" as it was back then. Not saying its worse just that Instant downloads, you tube, MTV, itunes etc. have all taken the excitement out of waiting for that album release or "heading out to buy Aerosmith tickets. Top priority of the summer."
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Hahah. shiitttt. last weekend. went back to my town. of Maple Creek Saskatchewan. since im living in the city now. but i had the Best TIME THERE. better time then i can ever have in the city. its like the kids are stuck in the 70's there. they dont go on facebook. or do shit. they just go to the local pool hall (Les's Poolhall) and hang out later. damn cant wait till i go back. reminds me alot of dazed.
@HeIsMyDreamComeTrue I am. I mean, not to brag (well kind of) but when I walk into a place I act like I own the joint. I am pretty damn cocky because hell, I think I have a right to be. I have looks and charisma, I cant help but be cocky.
When that nigga (Mathew) opens up that door and the chorus to Hurricane comes on and hes moving in slow motion...that right there is the reason i wanna become a filmmaker moments like that. they do die. theyre beautiful.theyre magic.
@moomoosborne I agree. That entrance is great. And the attention to detail is great showing the different characters. My favorite part of that whole scene is definitely the cigarettes rolled up in his sleeve.
HAHA this scene totally reminds me of my town. everything there is still like this. The local Pool Hall everything. too bad i moved to the city!!!!!.... last week i went there and BAM. first day just reminded me of this movie. wow am i missing out!!!!
lmao two kids got arrested in my city. Regina for hazing kids at this highschool and it was on the fricken news PAPER. now u hear about these kids gettin charged, going to court and regretting it... WHat HAS THE WORLD COME TOO
This movie is getting me pumped! I go to Robert E. Lee highschool where this movie is based off of. This week we're hazing our Freshmen!! I got my paddle for their ass and my shears for their head ready to go!!!!
@Texasghost12 Your so fulla shit LMAO This day in age they would throw your ass out of school for doing that shit , and you'd most likely end up catching an aggravated battery charge.
@PomelA11231 I like how you accuse me of lying without knowing the facts. Type in "KLTV 7 Tyler Lee Teeing" in google. There's an article of our school about hazing. Its been tradition for over 50 years. Next time you want to prove someone wrong get your shit straight.
Now do I acutally believe that the principal , the faculty , your local board of education + the sferiff would condone this practice just to follow some tradition ? probably NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO LOL. BUt just in case I'm wrong ( which rarely happens ) you guys just haven't gotten the right kid yet. What I mean by the right kid is a kid whos parents take this to a federal judge and we get to watch a few dozen heads roll. Peace Out Cub Scout
@Taz0161 Well seeing how our Hazing is done all off campus everything you just pointed out is negated. The Zero Tolerance policy is only in affect when the act is done on any school campus. It's true that the parent could sue us. That's why we are required to get parental permission before doing anything. Now since this IS a long lasting tradition among our city of Tyler, TX, EVERY parent agrees to it and the kids WANT to be hazed and "T'd" as we call it.
@Taz0161 So YES. You are wrong!! ooooh shocker. I highly doubt that that "rarely happens" either. Once again, next time you "attempt" to prove someone wrong. Get your shit straight!! Your argument was pathetic. True you can pull from the laws and policies of what you believe. But when arguing a case you must account for every variable available. Which you didn't. I even gave you resources to look at. And you didn't. I sure hope your not going into Law.
Then his/her parents are left with 2 choices , either home school him/her or send him/her away to a private school. Now if the hazing as you say is all done off campus and the student consents to this clownish business , then that law becomes exempt. I miss understood your original statement , which lead me to believe that this was done on campus with the administration turning a blind eye to it.
@Texasghost12 well the only thing you proved about good ol Tyler Tx by saying the parents there voluntarily permit their kids to be beaten and the kids themselves WANT to be hazed and T'd or whatever just goes to show what us northerners have always thought about you dumb southern hicks - shit ' fer ' brains
@Taz0161 I like how you accuse me of lying without knowing the facts. Type in "KLTV 7 Tyler Lee Teeing" There's an article of our school about hazing. Its been tradition for over 50 years. Next time you want to prove someone wrong get your shit straight.
@Texasghost12 Well the first as foremost reason I completely doubt everything you say and what I just read is as follows. I just so happen to work for our local Sheriff's office here ,and I know for a fact that in the wake of the Columbine high school tragedy in 1999 , The US government instituted a Zero Tolerance policy for every public school to follow coast to coast prohibiting any acts of physical violence and/or intimidation , bullying , threatening amongst the student body
This movie..fast times at ridgemont high and the breakfast club...all capture teenage life perfectly. It's rare when we see movies this good being made...most are crap.
I remember Siskel and Ebert really liked this movie. ( i'm paraphrasing because this came out forever ago in 93 ) Siskel especially liked this scene saying the way McConaughey coolly strides in the pool-hall was very similar to the way John Travolta's character in SNF was highly regarded by everybody in the disco when he strode in . Both treated like kings
times were so different for 14-15 year olds. Now they're more sheltered because we live in a crazy world. I used to go out a lot more. I just had to be home by a certain time no matter what. No cell phones, no computers, just great rock, friends, and good times
@1falconeye2 There were cell phones and personal computers back in 70s but they were very expensive and not readily available. In fact most technologies today had their origin in the 70s.
@1falconeye2 when I was 14 /15 years old (in about 1970) if it was the weekend or vacation time I had no time I had to be home at night. yeah, no cell phones, no computers, no cable TV, no ipods, .......it was far more social we hung out with our friends for hours, smoking cigarettes, playing cards....when we were about 16-18 it was more about cruising around in someones car....like 5 people in a car....talking on the CB set etc....getting burgers......etc
My favourite scene from my favourite movie - just so well done. Music nowadays just doesn't seem as "special" as it was back then. Not saying its worse just that Instant downloads, you tube, MTV, itunes etc. have all taken the excitement out of waiting for that album release or "heading out to buy Aerosmith tickets. Top priority of the summer."
@paulski1966 Actually if MTV came back.music will be better. beavis and butthead are coming back and i know they will help music/MTV again. cant wait.
good job you are showing how bias and small minded you are. despite some of the most educated countries on earth not carring about the age of buying alcohol, and gay's marrying dosent hurt anyone. it only Offends some small minded people
of course you probably think its wrong in all areas. while i am not gay, i do give my respect to the troubles they face as far as discrimination goes and countless years of torment
WTF 99% of the world dosent give a sh#t besides like china and iraq
yet or apparent free government
says no to pot, says not to letting gay people get married, tries to control women who get raped and want an abortion, and say not to letting me buy alcohol at 18? yet i can join the marines and give my life for a country that wont let me drink?
i respect the marines and have thought about it before
@yeahthrowingdownroc you shouldnt be able buy alcohol until 21..besides you can get it easy so quit bitching.....and gay people shouldnt be allowed to get married.nothing about it is right.......just sayin..
@yeahthrowingdownroc Thats why my dear, I live in alberta, canada. The drinking age is 18. lol like you drive a few minutes to the states and its 21. freaking crazy
This movie was shot 1993 in Texas and a dead on correct depiction of 1976 that summer for me at 17 was exactly like that ,Yep Best Time Ever to be alive then and party and hang out and have good times with out all the Hype like today . So sad today to see people disconnected by all this computer life anymore you know what I mean?
I was a hs senior in '76 (NJ), and I agree w/you about this movie--everything really was exactly as depicted, right down to the parties in the woods, etc...those were the best of times, music, people, lifestyles, fashion, etc. my daughter is in college now; I tell her how much more natural and fun everything was then; I believe music from that era will never be surpassed by the crap of today...mine likes 'our' music, too, since she's heard it since birth. Good times! :)
@Richsonny61 .......u r so lucky to have been a teenager in the 70s. I wish everyday I was a teenager in the 70s. This is the best scene in the whole movie. it just looks so cool. 1976 was the shit, drinking age was 18 and society was so chill. Didnt get fucked over by the law if you were drinking and driving. Smoking was socially accepted. And weed was everywhere
Hey man, I've had a discussion recently, and I guess you could answer it: Was Star Wars big for people in your age when it came out? Was it mostly for kids or did many your age watch it too? Thanks.
@Mrster IT WAS HUGE!! Not just for kids, everyone loved it. Special effects the likes nobody had ever seen. Hard to believe that now isn't it? lol. My nephew was a SW freak & collected every single little plastic 'action figure' from all those movies. That set's probably worth some money now I would think......"In a galaxy far, far away"! You should see what passed for video games back then. Heard of something called 'Atari'? 'Pong'? Hilarious!
@jlalewicz Your forgetting about the electromechanical arcades which were around throughout most of the 70s and were superior to the home console video games. No video game today can match the electromechanical arcades with real 3D objects within the game. Carnivals in Texas back in the 70s allowed children to shoot targets with highly pressurized automatic rifles. I too saw Star Wars as a kid back in 77. Unfortunately some of my Star Wars figures lost their heads or limbs.
@Mrster My father was 29 when he first saw Star Wars and he said that the scene where they first show that huge spaceship in the beginning drew gasps from the crowd. He said people never saw anything like it and would immediately get back in line to see it again after it ended. Crowds formed around the block. It came out in 77 one year after the year Dazed and Confused was based on. :)
@Richsonny61 I know exactly what you mean , that summer I was 16. A full talk of gas for $10.00 and a pack of Marlboro for 55 cents LOL. No Sidekicks , iphones or home computers. Back then we actually had to use our brains. Thats why kids today are so fat and brain dead , because everything's done for them.
@Richsonny61 well ur yourself on a computer and its not because that there computer that we can not do the party!!! but in your times its was not a police states today go do what they do in this movie its not long the police will be there
@Richsonny61 Yeah, it wasn't that much different in the 80's. Everyone dressed differently but we still listened to 70's rock. Things didn't change that much until the early 90's.
@mustwinder yeah it did, except for the very early 80s. The prep scene and checkered gap clothing appeared, eight tracks were rare by the mid 80s as were drive Inns, electromechanical arcades, lava lambs, black light posters, smiley face buttons, large collared shirts, roller disco, and bell bottom pants. On what planet were you on?
@chroniclerofthe70s Style and technology did change a lot as well as the culture in general. I was simply stating that our parties looked and sounded one hell of a lot like this one. The biggest change in the last 35 years is the internet, and that sure as fuck wasn't available in the 80's. The move from metal (80's) to grunge (90's) was also huge. Sounds to me like you're still stuck in the 70's though, you're a long way from home boy!
@mustwinder The internet was developed during the early 70s and was available. Well I've lived through everyone one of those decades to know things haven't been quite as good since the mid 80s.
@chroniclerofthe70s The internet was around but it was not available to the vast majority of people until at least the early 90's. My dad had net access in 1993/94 and it was worthless, terribly slow with very few websites. Technically you're right, especially if you consider the usenet.
@Richsonny61 I too lived in Texas back in 1976. There were references to the bicentennial in many places throughout Texas. Where are the shirts with designs on them from the horror magazines of the time, motorcycles, Keep on Truckin, I'm with stupid, rock groups, etc. Trucks with roll bars and double mufflers and cb radios. I didn't see anyone shuffling through their 8 tracks. However, this the the closest any movie has come to depicting the mid 70s.
i love this movie! brings back memories of my teen years...my dad still has his 70 GTO Judge. his is the forrest green with yellow stripes, all original with that monster 400 Ram Air!
im 17 and i wish my teen era would be like this.. hopefully something wakes people up and changes everything around... and ya this is prob the best mathew mcConaughey has acted in his whole career....sure the guy may suck in general but u he gave a hell of a performance in this movie.
now this is when high school was fucking awesome! though i went in the 1990's all the teachers i had were at my HS since the 1970's and they still had that certain magic they brought to the class room. they taught raw, funny, and enjoyable, and brought their attitude to the class sure i was born in 1970's but the years i remember from the 70's will never leave me. great movie. thank you
@ixcreme no. they mention in the movie that all the seniors are away on a trip. that's why obanyon is hanging with them, cause he failed. it's the last day of their junior year and they are oficially seniors, class of 77
This was my favorite scene in the whole movie, and this is my favorite movie in the world, this movie is the reason why i wanna go back iin time and live it
Awesome scene, it was repeated in "That 70s Show" when they enter the high school dance, a year after graduation, to ACDC's TNT...also an epical scene! Here's the link: watch#!v=tv4vViB890I
/watch?v=94b3gMZGorc - new music video with wooderson revived, based on this scene
CJDiggs 4 days ago
Greatest scene in the history of film!
Larry37M 1 month ago
I'm watching it now I wish I grew up in this era!
121128free 1 month ago 2
@121128free i did grow up in this time and I gotta tell you this is a "very accurate" depiction of this era. There were gas guzzeling muscle cars everywhere, kids cruising in cars all night on the weekends, hang out spots where everyone got high, drunk or both. And the population of people under 24 was staggering because we were all born during the big post ww2 baby boom. Since there was no internet, computers etc. it was a more "social time" people would be haning out everywhere
inkey2 1 week ago
i bet everyone played foos ball like a mother fucker back in the day. You see that move! lol
flecur08 2 months ago
@flecur08 true, when I was in college in the early 70s people played foos ball like their life depended on it.
inkey2 1 month ago
I'll be there man-slater
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Fasttimes and the breakfast club were great teenage life movie, but dazed and confused has a different vibe to it. growing up in a small town is the best.
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My favourite scene from my favourite movie - just so well done. Music nowadays just doesn't seem as "special" as it was back then. Not saying its worse just that Instant downloads, you tube, MTV, itunes etc. have all taken the excitement out of waiting for that album release or "heading out to buy Aerosmith tickets. Top priority of the summer."
paulski1966 4 months ago 11
this scene was prob the best it could be the way he enters and the song playing in the back...perfect
pstangs5 4 months ago
Alright, alright, alright!
The world needs a Wooderson
VannDL 5 months ago 3
GOD, I wanna go back to the late 70's and stay till about 93!
xforce687 6 months ago
GREATEST ENTRANCE OF ALL TIME!!
Shadows606 6 months ago 4
i have a touchtunes app on my phone which allows me to play a song on the jukebox at a bar. i pick this song and walk in at the same time
J0nesStreetBoy 6 months ago
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AbsoluteZeroMusic 6 months ago
This is a legitimately great piece of moviemaking right here. Scorsese would be proud.
MauryDann73 7 months ago
Prickford :)
I would give everything to get back on Woodstock and 70's .
Fuck this.
lgalovic1 7 months ago
mcconaughey will always be Wooderson. just like kate hudson will always be Penny Lane.
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Jordan3261994 7 months ago
the foosball shot was badass
angrygrunt 7 months ago
dead issue!!!
JRodFilms 7 months ago
why is it soo hard to find Bob Dylan - Hurricane on Youtube.
i can never find that song.
TheMarijuannaMan 7 months ago
"Prickford"
XxMrBrownstonexX1 8 months ago
Hahah. shiitttt. last weekend. went back to my town. of Maple Creek Saskatchewan. since im living in the city now. but i had the Best TIME THERE. better time then i can ever have in the city. its like the kids are stuck in the 70's there. they dont go on facebook. or do shit. they just go to the local pool hall (Les's Poolhall) and hang out later. damn cant wait till i go back. reminds me alot of dazed.
StupidTeddybear 8 months ago
this is the best scene in the movie
Justen1980 8 months ago
How far is it from Austin to Houston? Seems a long way to go to get tickets.
OldSchoolRasslin 8 months ago
What version of Hurricane is this?
eltotoX 9 months ago
@eltotoX the regular, original version
iamobeliskquake 6 months ago
i love how the're so cocky :) i wish guys were that confident these days
HeIsMyDreamComeTrue 9 months ago
@HeIsMyDreamComeTrue I am. I mean, not to brag (well kind of) but when I walk into a place I act like I own the joint. I am pretty damn cocky because hell, I think I have a right to be. I have looks and charisma, I cant help but be cocky.
metathus 9 months ago
@metathus Lol, I went through the phase when I was a bit younger. You'll grow out of it.
davidurge 7 months ago
@davidurge haha, there is no truth to the comment in the first place. It was the alcohol talking. lol
metathus 7 months ago
@metathus Hahaha, that makes sense. I used to be an alcoholic.
davidurge 7 months ago
When that nigga (Mathew) opens up that door and the chorus to Hurricane comes on and hes moving in slow motion...that right there is the reason i wanna become a filmmaker moments like that. they do die. theyre beautiful.theyre magic.
moomoosborne 9 months ago 8
@moomoosborne I agree. That entrance is great. And the attention to detail is great showing the different characters. My favorite part of that whole scene is definitely the cigarettes rolled up in his sleeve.
Lby54229 8 months ago
@Lby54229 finally someone understands what i am talking about.
moomoosborne 8 months ago
Wooderson bad ass. nobody fucks with him
ironik17 9 months ago
ALL RIGHT, ALL RIGHT, ALL RIGHT!! ;)
death483 9 months ago 3
This is great. Awesome hangout movie.!
TylerDurden6996 9 months ago
Can you put the video up of them at thebeer bust?
Deathdefying14 9 months ago
Here come the gods!
kortazaurus 9 months ago
if you want to watch the movie its here
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awesome movie
dorkette321 10 months ago
I graduated in 1977 and this is definitely the best movie made about then. Its kind of scary how some parts are a flashback of me. lol
george6871 10 months ago 3
that punk at the party didnt want any part of that chevelle
AsG1989 10 months ago
One of the best movies ever
sovietkazakh 11 months ago
The delivery guy bricked and it's a keep your eye on the ball, dead issue!
mustwinder 11 months ago
The Red God, posting videos in my youtube? NOOO! NOOO!
Zidana123 11 months ago
Love this movie. Best movie ever. It just makes me want to be a teen in the 70's instead of now.
angelcakebby24 11 months ago 3
after I saw this scene, the song that plays during this entrance is now in my head :) I feel like a Boss now!
Robin4ever1970 11 months ago
HAHA this scene totally reminds me of my town. everything there is still like this. The local Pool Hall everything. too bad i moved to the city!!!!!.... last week i went there and BAM. first day just reminded me of this movie. wow am i missing out!!!!
StupidTeddybear 11 months ago
lmao two kids got arrested in my city. Regina for hazing kids at this highschool and it was on the fricken news PAPER. now u hear about these kids gettin charged, going to court and regretting it... WHat HAS THE WORLD COME TOO
StupidTeddybear 11 months ago
I need to watch this again. O_O
SamPants827 11 months ago
awesome i wish i was from the 70's !!!
punkadelicfuzz 11 months ago 2
Best Scene in the Best Movie!
The Past (Wooderson) The Present (Pink) The Future (Mitch)
Man i wish i was alive during this time period!
Tru3nLyfe 1 year ago 76
If I ever open a bar, this song will play whenever someone walks in.
LiesAPlane 1 year ago
can't get much cooler than Wooderson.
bryanna9098 1 year ago
greatest scence ever
unityy 1 year ago
Thats just so cool
muslimsshouldgodie 1 year ago
This movie is getting me pumped! I go to Robert E. Lee highschool where this movie is based off of. This week we're hazing our Freshmen!! I got my paddle for their ass and my shears for their head ready to go!!!!
Texasghost12 1 year ago
@Texasghost12 Your so fulla shit LMAO This day in age they would throw your ass out of school for doing that shit , and you'd most likely end up catching an aggravated battery charge.
Taz0161 1 year ago
@Taz0161 ROFLMAO - He'd be lucky if that was the outcome. Now a days one of those Freshman are liable to empty a clip in his ass
PomelA11231 1 year ago
@PomelA11231 I like how you accuse me of lying without knowing the facts. Type in "KLTV 7 Tyler Lee Teeing" in google. There's an article of our school about hazing. Its been tradition for over 50 years. Next time you want to prove someone wrong get your shit straight.
Texasghost12 1 year ago
Now do I acutally believe that the principal , the faculty , your local board of education + the sferiff would condone this practice just to follow some tradition ? probably NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO LOL. BUt just in case I'm wrong ( which rarely happens ) you guys just haven't gotten the right kid yet. What I mean by the right kid is a kid whos parents take this to a federal judge and we get to watch a few dozen heads roll. Peace Out Cub Scout
Taz0161 1 year ago
@Taz0161 Well seeing how our Hazing is done all off campus everything you just pointed out is negated. The Zero Tolerance policy is only in affect when the act is done on any school campus. It's true that the parent could sue us. That's why we are required to get parental permission before doing anything. Now since this IS a long lasting tradition among our city of Tyler, TX, EVERY parent agrees to it and the kids WANT to be hazed and "T'd" as we call it.
Texasghost12 1 year ago
@Taz0161 So YES. You are wrong!! ooooh shocker. I highly doubt that that "rarely happens" either. Once again, next time you "attempt" to prove someone wrong. Get your shit straight!! Your argument was pathetic. True you can pull from the laws and policies of what you believe. But when arguing a case you must account for every variable available. Which you didn't. I even gave you resources to look at. And you didn't. I sure hope your not going into Law.
Texasghost12 1 year ago
Then his/her parents are left with 2 choices , either home school him/her or send him/her away to a private school. Now if the hazing as you say is all done off campus and the student consents to this clownish business , then that law becomes exempt. I miss understood your original statement , which lead me to believe that this was done on campus with the administration turning a blind eye to it.
Taz0161 1 year ago
@Texasghost12 well the only thing you proved about good ol Tyler Tx by saying the parents there voluntarily permit their kids to be beaten and the kids themselves WANT to be hazed and T'd or whatever just goes to show what us northerners have always thought about you dumb southern hicks - shit ' fer ' brains
VikingThor1 8 months ago
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@Texasghost12 Hey TexasToast LOL why don't you go brush your tooth !
PomelA11231 1 year ago
@Taz0161 I like how you accuse me of lying without knowing the facts. Type in "KLTV 7 Tyler Lee Teeing" There's an article of our school about hazing. Its been tradition for over 50 years. Next time you want to prove someone wrong get your shit straight.
Texasghost12 1 year ago
@Texasghost12 Well the first as foremost reason I completely doubt everything you say and what I just read is as follows. I just so happen to work for our local Sheriff's office here ,and I know for a fact that in the wake of the Columbine high school tragedy in 1999 , The US government instituted a Zero Tolerance policy for every public school to follow coast to coast prohibiting any acts of physical violence and/or intimidation , bullying , threatening amongst the student body
Taz0161 1 year ago
@Texasghost12 Or as the Cuban guy stated below , these days one of those freshmen could pull a 45 automatic and turn your skull into a canoe LMAO
Taz0161 1 year ago
this is my favorite song!!!
mistyxwyx 1 year ago
wooderson's the man.
ImpendingD00d 1 year ago
alright, alright, alright
getlikemc 1 year ago
ATX! Ow!!
GoodTimeGal1975 1 year ago
A year after this came out, I was a senior in high school and we made "Soul Poles" and beat freshman with them!
RichJost 1 year ago 2
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TheRetroRadioFB 1 year ago
Brings back good memories of my group of friends. I wish I could time travel.
gjw12 1 year ago
This movie..fast times at ridgemont high and the breakfast club...all capture teenage life perfectly. It's rare when we see movies this good being made...most are crap.
DarrenCuch 1 year ago 15
6 people were not feeling alright, alright, alright.
disgrl4 1 year ago
This scene was done brilliantly, PERFECT music, and PERFECT timing with the music...
Ktonrider 1 year ago 2
I remember Siskel and Ebert really liked this movie. ( i'm paraphrasing because this came out forever ago in 93 ) Siskel especially liked this scene saying the way McConaughey coolly strides in the pool-hall was very similar to the way John Travolta's character in SNF was highly regarded by everybody in the disco when he strode in . Both treated like kings
VikingThor1 1 year ago 2
times were so different for 14-15 year olds. Now they're more sheltered because we live in a crazy world. I used to go out a lot more. I just had to be home by a certain time no matter what. No cell phones, no computers, just great rock, friends, and good times
1falconeye2 1 year ago
@1falconeye2 There were cell phones and personal computers back in 70s but they were very expensive and not readily available. In fact most technologies today had their origin in the 70s.
chroniclerofthe70s 10 months ago
@1falconeye2 when I was 14 /15 years old (in about 1970) if it was the weekend or vacation time I had no time I had to be home at night. yeah, no cell phones, no computers, no cable TV, no ipods, .......it was far more social we hung out with our friends for hours, smoking cigarettes, playing cards....when we were about 16-18 it was more about cruising around in someones car....like 5 people in a car....talking on the CB set etc....getting burgers......etc
inkey2 1 month ago 3
best entrance ever
Tumtumlovesbeer 1 year ago
whats this song called?
wilson77337 1 year ago
@wilson77337 hurricane by bob dylan. very good song
mark1092 1 year ago
Wow im 17 and wow. they had the best times back then. u should see how harsh police and schools are these days even more strictttttt then back then.
StupidTeddybear 1 year ago
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chzawaza 1 year ago
My mom and dad said the 70's was like a stoner era haha BOTH of them still space off a lot too but they stopped smoking because their jobs drug test
supernes425 1 year ago
I really enjoyed this movie ...the guys are so hot too..RANDY <3
irhjma30000 1 year ago 2
alright alright alright!!!
EXTREME4YEARSTOCOME 1 year ago
This is my absolute favorite part of my favorite movie, Matthew Mcconaughey is just perfection.
VintageRomance 1 year ago
My favourite scene from my favourite movie - just so well done. Music nowadays just doesn't seem as "special" as it was back then. Not saying its worse just that Instant downloads, you tube, MTV, itunes etc. have all taken the excitement out of waiting for that album release or "heading out to buy Aerosmith tickets. Top priority of the summer."
paulski1966 1 year ago 51
@paulski1966 Actually if MTV came back.music will be better. beavis and butthead are coming back and i know they will help music/MTV again. cant wait.
StupidTeddybear 1 year ago
@paulski1966 Don't worry, it's pretty much universally agreed that music nowadays is horrible.
VeteranzDay 1 year ago
@paulski1966 makes me sad, amen
JJJamieStewarttt 10 months ago
I always wondered why this song wasn't included on the Dazed & Confused soundtrack ?
leegeddyfan 1 year ago
This dude came to give a presentation in my class and he told me that the 70's were the best time
StupidTeddybear 1 year ago
TANYA
Lorilee76 1 year ago
Such an epic scene from an awesome movie.
SKEvil 1 year ago
i agree lily ... great song and great scene.
upsman16 1 year ago
i went to the high school where this was filmed haha
jrddog 1 year ago
Best movie I have ever watched. If only I could be stoned with people like this.
pblovesme2 1 year ago
mitch is tim lincecum lol
IamHaddy 1 year ago
@superJeremy25
good job you are showing how bias and small minded you are. despite some of the most educated countries on earth not carring about the age of buying alcohol, and gay's marrying dosent hurt anyone. it only Offends some small minded people
of course you probably think its wrong in all areas. while i am not gay, i do give my respect to the troubles they face as far as discrimination goes and countless years of torment
yeahthrowingdownroc 1 year ago
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shellback963 1 year ago
"Here comes the story of the Hurricane: the man the authorities came to blame..."
Awesome movie, awesome scene.
TheGinger48 1 year ago
I wish I lived in the 70s. Too many faggots complaining about the 21st century in the 21st century.
tomthedestroyer 1 year ago
yeah Fuck having to wait to 21
to buy some god damn beer!!!
WTF 99% of the world dosent give a sh#t besides like china and iraq
yet or apparent free government
says no to pot, says not to letting gay people get married, tries to control women who get raped and want an abortion, and say not to letting me buy alcohol at 18? yet i can join the marines and give my life for a country that wont let me drink?
i respect the marines and have thought about it before
but i dont get our government
yeahthrowingdownroc 1 year ago
@yeahthrowingdownroc you shouldnt be able buy alcohol until 21..besides you can get it easy so quit bitching.....and gay people shouldnt be allowed to get married.nothing about it is right.......just sayin..
SuperJeremy25 1 year ago
@yeahthrowingdownroc Thats why my dear, I live in alberta, canada. The drinking age is 18. lol like you drive a few minutes to the states and its 21. freaking crazy
MarleyVK 1 year ago
not to mention the weed was better an doesnt have chemicals in it was just straight up grass
ncs1988 1 year ago
@ncs1988 the weed is better now dipshit...its been crossed so much......and mine doesnt have chemicals in it.
SuperJeremy25 1 year ago
bob dylan FTW!!!!!!!!!!!!
50sChevyKING 1 year ago
I saw this in theaters when it came out. It's by far my favorite movie. I've watched it about 500 times.
Lo94s10 1 year ago
coool lmao
420kawy 1 year ago
Matthew McConaughey and that goddamn moustache.
kamtiniyes 1 year ago 3
This movie was shot 1993 in Texas and a dead on correct depiction of 1976 that summer for me at 17 was exactly like that ,Yep Best Time Ever to be alive then and party and hang out and have good times with out all the Hype like today . So sad today to see people disconnected by all this computer life anymore you know what I mean?
Richsonny61 1 year ago 56
@Richsonny61
I was a hs senior in '76 (NJ), and I agree w/you about this movie--everything really was exactly as depicted, right down to the parties in the woods, etc...those were the best of times, music, people, lifestyles, fashion, etc. my daughter is in college now; I tell her how much more natural and fun everything was then; I believe music from that era will never be surpassed by the crap of today...mine likes 'our' music, too, since she's heard it since birth. Good times! :)
shegotyagood 1 year ago
@Richsonny61 .......u r so lucky to have been a teenager in the 70s. I wish everyday I was a teenager in the 70s. This is the best scene in the whole movie. it just looks so cool. 1976 was the shit, drinking age was 18 and society was so chill. Didnt get fucked over by the law if you were drinking and driving. Smoking was socially accepted. And weed was everywhere
rockythehero 1 year ago
@rockythehero depends where u lived
poopmcscoopface 1 year ago
@Richsonny61 i was born in the wrong time period man. wish i culd of grew up in the 70's
RBullZ 1 year ago
@Richsonny61
Hey man, I've had a discussion recently, and I guess you could answer it: Was Star Wars big for people in your age when it came out? Was it mostly for kids or did many your age watch it too? Thanks.
Mrster 1 year ago
@Mrster IT WAS HUGE!! Not just for kids, everyone loved it. Special effects the likes nobody had ever seen. Hard to believe that now isn't it? lol. My nephew was a SW freak & collected every single little plastic 'action figure' from all those movies. That set's probably worth some money now I would think......"In a galaxy far, far away"! You should see what passed for video games back then. Heard of something called 'Atari'? 'Pong'? Hilarious!
jlalewicz 1 year ago
@jlalewicz
Alright cool, so it wasn't just for kids; a lot of teenagers saw it too?
Yeah man, haha, I'm aware of those. :) Star Wars was undeniably huge, just the main demographic.
Mrster 1 year ago
@jlalewicz Your forgetting about the electromechanical arcades which were around throughout most of the 70s and were superior to the home console video games. No video game today can match the electromechanical arcades with real 3D objects within the game. Carnivals in Texas back in the 70s allowed children to shoot targets with highly pressurized automatic rifles. I too saw Star Wars as a kid back in 77. Unfortunately some of my Star Wars figures lost their heads or limbs.
chroniclerofthe70s 10 months ago
@Mrster My father was 29 when he first saw Star Wars and he said that the scene where they first show that huge spaceship in the beginning drew gasps from the crowd. He said people never saw anything like it and would immediately get back in line to see it again after it ended. Crowds formed around the block. It came out in 77 one year after the year Dazed and Confused was based on. :)
GoodTimeGal1975 1 year ago
@GoodTimeGal1975
Exactly. :)
Sorry, but weren't you like 16 then? And your dad was 29? Maybe I'm just confused.
Mrster 1 year ago
@GoodTimeGal1975
Ah I'm sorry! I thought you were the other user! :)
Mrster 1 year ago
@Mrster LOL, no problem...:)
GoodTimeGal1975 1 year ago
@Richsonny61
How Lucky are you!! Man I was born in the wrong decade!
crazycooter60 1 year ago
@Richsonny61 I know exactly what you mean , that summer I was 16. A full talk of gas for $10.00 and a pack of Marlboro for 55 cents LOL. No Sidekicks , iphones or home computers. Back then we actually had to use our brains. Thats why kids today are so fat and brain dead , because everything's done for them.
Taz0161 1 year ago
@Richsonny61 well ur yourself on a computer and its not because that there computer that we can not do the party!!! but in your times its was not a police states today go do what they do in this movie its not long the police will be there
jejeroy 1 year ago
@Richsonny61 Yeah, it wasn't that much different in the 80's. Everyone dressed differently but we still listened to 70's rock. Things didn't change that much until the early 90's.
mustwinder 11 months ago
@mustwinder yeah it did, except for the very early 80s. The prep scene and checkered gap clothing appeared, eight tracks were rare by the mid 80s as were drive Inns, electromechanical arcades, lava lambs, black light posters, smiley face buttons, large collared shirts, roller disco, and bell bottom pants. On what planet were you on?
chroniclerofthe70s 10 months ago
@chroniclerofthe70s Style and technology did change a lot as well as the culture in general. I was simply stating that our parties looked and sounded one hell of a lot like this one. The biggest change in the last 35 years is the internet, and that sure as fuck wasn't available in the 80's. The move from metal (80's) to grunge (90's) was also huge. Sounds to me like you're still stuck in the 70's though, you're a long way from home boy!
mustwinder 10 months ago
@mustwinder The internet was developed during the early 70s and was available. Well I've lived through everyone one of those decades to know things haven't been quite as good since the mid 80s.
chroniclerofthe70s 10 months ago
@chroniclerofthe70s The internet was around but it was not available to the vast majority of people until at least the early 90's. My dad had net access in 1993/94 and it was worthless, terribly slow with very few websites. Technically you're right, especially if you consider the usenet.
mustwinder 10 months ago
@Richsonny61 I too lived in Texas back in 1976. There were references to the bicentennial in many places throughout Texas. Where are the shirts with designs on them from the horror magazines of the time, motorcycles, Keep on Truckin, I'm with stupid, rock groups, etc. Trucks with roll bars and double mufflers and cb radios. I didn't see anyone shuffling through their 8 tracks. However, this the the closest any movie has come to depicting the mid 70s.
chroniclerofthe70s 10 months ago
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i would have loved to live in the 70's and to have know people like these guys.
Joseph581031 1 year ago
i would to have lived in the 70's and to know people like these guys
Joseph581031 1 year ago
lmao when he says "cooool" in the beginin
schilltube 1 year ago
what can i say..the delivery guy bricked ...and its a keep your eye on the ball...........DEAD ISSUE!!!
RedWingsFan2010 1 year ago
he killed in walking in..with the right tunes.. . this movie rocks!!
RedWingsFan2010 1 year ago
I miss high school. :(
I wish i lived in these years so bad.
Why can't the world be like this? 24/7 for the rest of, ever...?
mesuhlikemusic 1 year ago 2
that 1:15 just confirmed that I should've been born in 1962, not 1992
MegaAries1992 1 year ago
Cris Collinsworth lmao
igfromthe323 1 year ago
i love this movie! brings back memories of my teen years...my dad still has his 70 GTO Judge. his is the forrest green with yellow stripes, all original with that monster 400 Ram Air!
madsexy69r 1 year ago
the all time hippie movie
845763lola 1 year ago
@845763lola ..hippie?
deerhunter45628 1 year ago
Gods!
okulary 1 year ago
movies in the 90's loved these types of entrances. Goodfellas, Swingers etc
nardo363636 1 year ago
70's and 80's fucking amazing time
JCKd64 1 year ago
@JCKd64 damn right!!!
EXTREME4YEARSTOCOME 1 year ago
im 17 and i wish my teen era would be like this.. hopefully something wakes people up and changes everything around... and ya this is prob the best mathew mcConaughey has acted in his whole career....sure the guy may suck in general but u he gave a hell of a performance in this movie.
StupidTeddybear 1 year ago
"Hurricane" by Bob Dylan.
CraigFoye80 1 year ago
Dylan speaks for all
Tyoki07 1 year ago
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Matthew McConaughey was the only bad thing in this movie.
shortgavin 1 year ago
now this is when high school was fucking awesome! though i went in the 1990's all the teachers i had were at my HS since the 1970's and they still had that certain magic they brought to the class room. they taught raw, funny, and enjoyable, and brought their attitude to the class sure i was born in 1970's but the years i remember from the 70's will never leave me. great movie. thank you
hanno21664 1 year ago
this movie always makes me think of my dad cause he's class of 77 too
c4ndleinthewind 1 year ago
@c4ndleinthewind i guess, but just 2 tell u they are seniors 76
ixcreme 1 year ago
@ixcreme no. they mention in the movie that all the seniors are away on a trip. that's why obanyon is hanging with them, cause he failed. it's the last day of their junior year and they are oficially seniors, class of 77
c4ndleinthewind 1 year ago
YOUR NUTS JUNIOR!
fackxyorxcouchxnikka 1 year ago 2
This movie makes me want to go back and live this time...I love it and so does 'Almost Famous' I love that movie too.
YoleneR14 1 year ago
This was my favorite scene in the whole movie, and this is my favorite movie in the world, this movie is the reason why i wanna go back iin time and live it
BlazingMaryJane1 1 year ago
i lllloooovvvveeee dazed and confused !!!
metalpiratewench666 1 year ago
Love this movie but wish there was some Boston tunes in it, 1976 was when there first album came out and that album kicks so much ass!
jrbostonrocks 1 year ago
Awesome scene, it was repeated in "That 70s Show" when they enter the high school dance, a year after graduation, to ACDC's TNT...also an epical scene! Here's the link: watch#!v=tv4vViB890I
JohnnyBoy501 1 year ago
Alright. Alright, Alright.....
Visi0niZSicK 1 year ago
say man... you gotta joint... uhhh no not on me man... it be alot cooler if you did
GREATEST MOVIE OF ALL TIME!!!
jamesmanortiz 1 year ago
@Emmaxia I KNOOOOW RIGHT?!?!?! i absolutely HATE that i was born in ninetys why couldnt it have been in sixtys X','(
andylovsU 1 year ago
Linklater has this incredible ability to put the perfect song in the perfect scene. This is probably the best example of that. Ever.
TSBTF1728 1 year ago
born in 93 and really wish i was around for the 70's
CSALivin 1 year ago
man the 70s were fucken awsome for me i was just like the stoner guy in the movie i was just smoking weed and partying with my boys
moneymitch220 1 year ago