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Dazed and Confused (1993) First Time Watching! Full Movie Reaction!!
🕑 Added 2024-08-03 01:21:16 +0000 UTC
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Backlog Andy M.
My wife's all time favourite!
David W.
NEXT: "Before Sunrise"! -- And maybe Eric Rohmer's "A Summer's Tale".
David W.
Apparently, one of Quentin Tarantino's favourite 1990s films.
Catherine LW
Those were my high school days, without the hazing, fortunately.
TBR Schmitt
Omg! π³ what a combo of condiments lol -Sam
TBR Schmitt
Oh no way! -Sam
TBR Schmitt
Aww yay!! -Sam
Aimee
Regarding the hazing⦠I was a freshman in 1996 when hazing was still allowed at my school (we called it initiation). This movie very much inspired what we endured and I will forever remember what it smelled like and how it felt to be crammed into the back of a van with 10 other girls, all of us covered in mustard, ketchup, maple syrup, and barbecue sauce. So sticky. Good times, lol.
Andrew Manford
lol
Andrew Manford
omg, So excited to watch this again! Love Linklater films! My ex when we were 16, in like 2003, we use to watch this all the time on VHS! lol really excited to go through this again....and from what you two have been saying at the start, you know now, but I bet you'll be pleasantly surprised! See ya on the flipside!
James
this was filmed in Austin, Tx. about 20 min from me. They had a reunion with the entire cast a few years ago. you can watch it on YouTube
Scott Kerr
Awesome movie. Lots of fun. "I want to dance!!!" lol
FischerMax98
Alright alright alright. Nice reaction to a very good movie. Fun characters throughout. An enjoyable watch.
George Roybal
My High-school days in a nutshell. Graduated in 1975 with fond memories.
Brandon
This has been one of my favourites since I first saw it when I was 13. I'd highly recommend the movie 'Everybody Wants Some' from the same director. It's a sequel in spirit, set in the early 80's at a college house for a baseball team over the weekend right before school starts. It has major Dazed and Confused vibes where you mostly go from one party to the next but every character has a mini-arc that unfolds over the whole movie. It's the movie where people first started taking notice of Glenn Powell, who's one of those actors that you just can't help but like, no matter what the movie is.
Florian Meier
I'm not a big High School Movies Fan;) but i always liked this one :) ... I recommend "Overboard" from 1987 With Kurt Russell and Goldie Hawn!! A Great 80's Classic Cult Comedy ... You would both love it ;)
Joe D. MacGuffinstuff
Ah this brings back high school stoner memories for me (a bit foggy lol), it came out when I was in high school and it's always been a fun watch. Richard Linklater's first movie was "Slacker" (it was an indie film which btw inspired Kevin Smith to make "Clerks"), I've still not seen it but I understand it's also a movie that has no real story, Linklater has done some more traditional movies with actual plots etc., but his most iconic movies are ones that are more like this, sort of "a day in the life". He's also done some really interesting animated movies that I highly recommend if you get a chance, "Waking Life", a fascinating philosophical movie in my opinion; and "A Scanner Darkly", which stars Keanu Reeves, Robert Downey Jr., Winona Ryder, and Woody Harrelson (animated, sort of) and it's an adaptation of a Philip K Dick story (he wrote Blade Runner, Total Recall, and Minority Report). Also, fun fact, there's a girl in a red and blue striped top you see several times in the movie, and she's in the background of a few other scenes too, that's Rene Zellweger. The behind the scenes is interesting because all these young actors lived with each other during the filming (not Ben Affleck, he shot his scenes and left, which actually helped because his character was intended to be disliked by the rest of the cast), well the girls lived with each other and the guys lived with each other in a different location, and they apparently had a real good time and bonded a lot, hanging out in Austin, which is a cool town btw. Love this movie, good time, great soundtrack, glad you guys liked it!
Tyler Foster
I wish Slums of Beverly Hills wasn't so comparatively obscure.
David Crabtree
About to start this reaction! Favorite movie of all time!
Paul Cox
Oh what a weird coincidence. I just now read that Aerosmith announced today that they've officially retired from touring (and, tbh, probably recording too since the reason is that Steven Tyler's voice is blown out).
Jason Dolan
What I like about movies like this----I get older----and they stay the same age.
Paul Cox
Watched the early access edit and it reminded me I haven't seen Detroit Rock City from 1999 in at least 20 years (rewatching it presently). It's set in 1978 and the tone is more like Dazed and Confused with some That 70s Show thrown in. I wouldn't call it a must-see, especially for anyone born after 1990, but I'm never gonna say no to a movie Natasha Lyonne is in.
Brad P
The closest spiritual cousin to this film is George Lucas' American Graffiti. Like Richard Linklater with Dazed, Lucas made Graffiti as a nostalgic look back at his high school days (in his case, the late 50s and early 60s). And also like Dazed, it features a young cast of future stars, an amazing soundtrack and takes place mainly over one night.
Tyler Foster
I mean, I'd put American Graffiti in the same general lineage before Fast Times.
Steve Mercier
"Dominant male monkey motherfucker!" Four of the greatest words linked together in the history of the world. Five, if you count "mother" and "fucker" as separate words. Personally, I don't.
Matt O'Keefe
The drinking age changed from 18 to 21 in 1984.
Kevin Charley
It's the successor of American Graffiti, if anything.
Tyler Foster
Dazed and Confused is less like a contemporary of Fast Times at Ridgemont High and more like a successor, having come out 11 years later (yet, sort of amusingly, set 10 years earlier than Fast Times).
