The Graduate Intro - Simon & Garfunkel - Sound of Silence

This is the introduction to the classic motion picture that is "The Graduate". It's known for featuring the Simon & Garfunkel song, Sound of Silence.

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Die Reifeprüfung
Le lauréat
A Primeira Noite
A Primeira Noite de um Homem
Absolvent
Absolwent
Ask mevsimi
Diplomac
El graduado
El graduat
Fagre voksne verden
Ha-Bo'ger
Il laureato
Mandomsprovet
Manndomsprøven
Miehuuskoe
O protaris

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  Film & Animation

[mainhoondon21]

He stands in one place and yet is somehow forced to keep moving forward. This is the best way of introducing the film's themes. Also good song.

[CountZurich]

The Graduate featured 30-years olds as teenagers before 90210 made it cool.

[Xeus Cryste]

Who in the graduate was a teenager? Ben was 20.

[uncensorer]

This movie is so sad when you are watching it as a high school senior or college student because you are afraid that this could happen to you.

Also, does Dustin Hoffman smile for more than 2 sec in this movie?

[Geoffrey Bell]

It's as if he's okay with going home, but is in no great rush...because he knows he's enjoying one of the last few moments of solitude he'll have for several weeks. You can just sense that postgrad question, "Am I returning home, or leaving?"

[Vallu Pulce]

it's my favourite song...

[Fernando Morales]

Así que de aquí es de donde vienen los de Jackie Brown

[CountZurich]

Um...I'm not arguing against that.

[UberYooTuber]

Count, Hoffman was 29 when "The Graduate" was filmed in the Spring of 1967. He was playing a college graduate, which would have made his character at least 22 years old. With Hoffman's boyish looks, he could've easily passed as a 22-year old in 1967.

[Stratton Taylor]

If you guys get a chance, watch the similarities between this opening scene and Quintin Tarantinos opening scene in Jackie Brown. Not sure if it was an homage just thought it was funny.

[mindstrueliberation]

"Do they match?"

[moviefannnnnn]

yep. i prefer to call them homages rather than copies. it's like even though he's borrowing stuff from old movies he still makes them his own.  can't wait to see his new movie