I to this day , remember, and followed Wolman Jacks advice to Curt. I was 14 and got off my behind and developed a passion to see this " big beautiful world" as Wolfman put it. This film forever changed my life for the better. So thank you Mr. Lucas !!

America during the 1950s and 1960s, when teenagers actually WANTED to get driver's licenses and drive cars. Nowadays, it's all about computers, internet, social media, and video games. Ugh. 😠

My #1 all time favorite movie ever!!!! I want this America to come back!!!

American Graffiti is one of my all-time favorite movie.

This is how America used to be. What has destroyed this country

I grew up in the 1960's and started dating my wife (highschool sweetheart) in 1970. We lived in a small town in SE Ohio and cruising was still big in this small town until the mid 70's when drugs got real bad. I only owned junk, but I borrowed my brother-in-law"s 1968 442 and his 1964 Stingray often. I took my future wife to the senior prom in the '64 Stingray, wow what a night to remember. We listened to the Four Season sing Sherry (my wofe's name) on the 8 track tpe player.

American Graffiti is the America I wish I grew up in!!!!!

" Rock n Roll been going down hill ever since Buddy Holly died" True.

Late eighties we would Cruze as well. Until the hippy punks made laws against it.

Dynamite movie......must have watched this movie over 100 times !!!!!!!!

WE NEED ANOTHER MOVIE LIKE THIS. ALL THE MUSIC, ALL THE HOT ROD AND CUSTOM CARS, COME ON GEORGE

American Graffiti wasn’t just a movie; it was a documentary of my high school years, as narrated by the wolf man, Wolfman Jack.

My hat goes off to George Lucan for bring back memories of my youth. The cars used, and the music were simply amazing. My favorite was the 58 Impala. So many future stars got their start in this Classic. This is actually the way we lived. We actually had a ball. Drag racing, drive in movies, cruising every night and we had a sense of total freedom.

I saw this movie in 73 when I was 15. I had a job and went right out and bought a 56 Chevy 210 2 door and started tinkering with it. I was hooked at that point....Over the years I have had MANY old cars and my latest is a 62 T-Bird with "Where were you in 62 airbrushed on the Continental kit and I fully restored it. Gonna do Route 66 with it, as a bucket list thing, if my health allows me to.

I LOVED THIS MOVIE!!! I remember "Cruising" in Spokane WA on Riverside Ave in the late '60s in my Red '62 Impala SS "409" listening to CCR on KJRB.

The opening sequence with the song happy Birthday is so memorable and sets up the movie right off the bat.

One of my all time favorites. The soundtrack is amazing!

Revealing that Charles Martin Smith missed 3rd gear and crashing the Vespa, plus the nature of the Toad character itself makes that opening scene even more hilarious.

American Graffiti IS my favorite movie of all time. I was blessed to have been there to enjoy the end of an era in the early 70's. And those old cars were practically a dime a dozen then. What a time.

The cars and the radio were like characters in this movie.