Dazed and Confused' | Critics' Picks | The New York Times
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- Опубліковано 6 жов 2024
- A. O. Scott looks back at Richard Linklater's film about the last day of school in 1976.
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Critics' Picks - 'Dazed and Confused'
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The great thing about this movie is it's timeless quality. Even though it's set in '76 Texas, these characters can be found at every high school, in every town, in any era. It's completely relatable to ANYONE over the age of 15.
In america at least
Europe too
That's what i love about this movie… I get older and it stays the same…
I agree, was thinking just about that; Im NOT from the USA; Im from Colombia, and somehow I feel this film depicts to some degree what my parents life was at their adolescence based on their stories
dazed is one of the greatest movies ever made
Definitely the best high school movie , imo
It's one of the best movies ever
It is certainly a masterpiece.
It is certainly a masterpiece.
It is certainly a masterpiece.
i've seen this at least 6 times, and it never gets old
Chrisaerozepath gotta bump those rookie numbers up.
That's what I love about these 20th century coming-of-age movies, man. I get older, they stay the same age.
@@andrewbaumann2661 hahaha xd
I've literally seen it like 80 times. Never gets old.
The entry scene walking into the emporium is so smooth and epic,Hurricane worked so perfectly with the slow walking entry.
one of my favorite movies
This is one of the few movies that truly has zeitgeist; 100 years from now it will continue to be seen probably not so much for entertaining purposes but for understading or getting a vibe of what the US culture inthe 1970s was
R rated American Graffiti, but at the beginning of the summer instead of the end
Awesome movie. Awesome soundtrack. Awesome characters. Awesome decade. Love this stuff, man
"There's just so much going on"
I was a senior in high school in 1976. I Have watched this movie at least 5 times. l love it!
As someone who was in jr high in 1976, I can vouch for this film being RIGHT on the mark. What's in the movie is exactly the way it was. (Same can be said of Saturday Night Fever, made in 1978. Except in real discos, there was a lot more cocaine.)
In 1976 I was in 3rd grade. To me, this was what the "big" kids looked like. I was babysat by girls who dressed like this and fell in love with them even before I knew what the word meant. I should also note that they invited their boyfriends over who "rolled their own cigarettes" LOL!
“Intensely aware they are growing up”. I remember feeling that a few times in life.
I might also ad that I really wish I was lucky eneough to have grown up in those days! i envy my parrents! My Dad Graduated in 76! Lol and my Mom in 78. I am a soul stuck in the wrong area!
It was a magical time for teenagers, for sure.
I remember me and my friends at the theatre watching this, we were all 18 years old. I have watched this flick about every 10 years since then. And it really gets better at every viewing. The first viewing I enjoyed the film but did not understand it, because I did not understand then that I was a character in the film at the time.
gives me chills
Loved this movie. This exemplified my senior year in high school.
Nothing will top this awesome movie! This movie, breakfast club, big leboskwi, fast times, and dark knight forever be my favorites!
At 2:20 Rene Zelweiger.... she was cast as: Girl in pickup truck.... i think she had only 2 or 3 scenes and no talking lines.
Awesome movie takes me back to my younger years crazy times 🙂 love it ✌🏼
One of the greatest American movies of all time
Love this flick. I went to school in CA, cant relate to the initiations but still fun.
I had a mitch cramer shirt in grade 8 1976 good for me
Saw it at the theater 11 times when it came out !
I wish I had .
You probably made up 50% of the boxoffice then.
such as pleasure to watch
A.O. gets it. This film is perfect. Just perfect. Not a false note in it.
I watch this movie at least once a year
fantastic
I was in this movie and I was in my twenties in the 70's and the 70's sucked. The character played by Marisa Ribisi points this out. Thus the title "DAZED ANDCONFUSED". It's a good movie that's gets "re-discovered" by a new set of kids every year. According to Rick himself, this movie couldn't get made today.
And by the way, the only good thing about the 70's were the cars made BEFORE 1976. By then the muscle cars were no longer made.
@PS3SEAL the funny thing is, it is still like that just in a different era
Well it's supposed to be a high school from Texas in the 1970s so I hope your high school isn't like this! That would be a trip.
CLASSIC
I saw it on VH1 Classic the other night and had to get out my old VHS copy. I forgot how much I liked this movie. I can watch it over and over again. Maybe its because each character in the movie reminds me of at least one person I know. Too bad I'm too old to hop in my buddy's GTO and go bash mailboxes.
Sounds like Slacker 2. Since i love Slacker i am gonna watch this movie this weekend
i watched it. awesome movie. Linklater always delivers !
Linklater is a big influence on Kevin
Best of the best of the best
I have this on vintage VHS
I watched it last night. In some ways it has a lot of issues gender roles. Theres the way men and women are initiated into a cultures but then accepted if they go through it. Then there’s the element of getting wasted and high and living in a town that’s pretty dull. Kids just driving around. Every type of student is represented and you can sort of tell each of their future. You definitely relate and can sense which crowd you’d be hanging out with. The movie also has this under current of bittersweet energy about the passing of time. As MM character says, “I get older, they stay the same age.”
Great pick by the critic... ;-)
I love this movie
a classic!
The film follows the CLASS of 76, but takes place in 75.
Sorry! Didn't see the reply of Soundstage8. Anyway, it's a great song!
@PS3SEAL that is my life right now haha too bad there is no good music coming out today
Pretty much lived that movie.
So I’m an old now. Is that what you’re saying?!?!?
It would be great to stream American Grafiti and Dazed and Confused in one day. Same concept, 1/2 a generation apart.
3:23 OMG
Simp
Fawkin love this movie 🎥
didn't have to see it...( I did of course ) but this was us...we lived it....
what the name of the song when they walk in
Hurricane
Hurricane by Bob Dylan.
Hurricane by Bob Dylan.
Hurricane by Bob Dylan.
I wonder if this movie has the record for most best-of and worst-of lists totalled.
I've never seen it on a worst-of list. If I ever do I will have zero respect for the author of said list.
@692ALBANNACH OMG! I would kill for that shirt! Lol,Oh ya mitch cramer your gonna get it!!!!
g00d movie
Alright, alright, alright...
@JasonGOrtiz I would kinda Dissagree lol. im 17 and nowaday kids a booring and not a fun. Kids in highschool nowadays are emotionaly programmed to deny a toke a weed too. i smoke weed and i wish that my teen years were like these. People in highschool back then were laid back and cool. they didnt worry they just Lived..Nowadays the world is soo demanding that all sutdents worry about is going to college. sure there are still slackers. but nowadays the slackers are RICH PREPPY Dudes!!!!!
I love this movie lol
@exileinbriville It's been 17 years, I think it's ok for you to watch now ;-)
“Slatersonn”
My fav movie, the only thing missing a some Boston tunes! there huge first album came out in 76 and has sold over 18 million copies!
The movie was set in 1975, so maybe that's why they didn't have Boston. If it were set a year later I bet Linklater would try to get the rights to a Boston song.
No tattoos and no one is overweight. Definitely didn't take place in the 2000's.
@felixisdead "Free Ride" by the Edgar Winter group
*I must be one of the very few people that absolutely hates this film.*
HOWEVER, I do respect it for its accuracy and tone of what a real party feels like, but I suppose for those who do like it, that's kind of the point, it's NOT about story per se, it's about the attitudes and sense of meaningless drift that is adolescent confusion on "what's next for me" anxiety, a chaos of rapidly changing connections that transition a moment frozen in our minds as a time stuck between childhood and adulthood.
Mathew McConaughey must have had some major plastic surgery since then.
@felixisdead Free ride by Edgar Winter Group!
New York Times? The tabloid? Zero credibility. Fooooking awesome film.
@faffaflunkie
Haha how so? ;)
Stoner film for the boomers
Poor man's American Graffiti :/
Why are all movie producers Jews?
As someone who was in jr high in 1976, I can vouch for this film being RIGHT on the mark. What's in the movie is exactly the way it was. (Same can be said of Saturday Night Fever, made in 1978. Except in real discos, there was a lot more cocaine.)
As someone who was in jr high in 1976, I can vouch for this film being RIGHT on the mark. What's in the movie is exactly the way it was. (Same can be said of Saturday Night Fever, made in 1978. Except in real discos, there was a lot more cocaine.)