Welcome to Retrowave Cinema. I hope you enjoy your stay! Tips for coffee: www.paypal.com/paypalme/retro... Film: License to Drive (1988) Original song: • The Midnight - Lost Boy
This was my teenage years and wow this song get me teared up. If you are young and reading this, keep your youth and innocence as long as you can. You will mourn it one day.
Amen to that. I was around 12 years old. It hurts thinking about those times. If only.i had a time machine, I'd get a one way ticket and get the hell outta dodge!
Too true. I think I find myself drawn to things trying to recapture those feelings. Occasionally this succeeds, but the feelings are fleeting. And also, oh my god, I forgot about Heather Graham 🔥
I'm 52, and the 80s was the greatest decade ever to grow up in. The Midnight captures the 80s emotions perfectly, and I'm tearing up from remembering those times, and also for poor Corey Haim and the tragic way that he ended up.
I’m just like you, but I grew up in the 2000s as you grew up in the 80s. Plenty of the tech that exists today but prohibitively expensive and too slow as compared to contemporary tech. The last decade of not having the smart phone.
The 80s, I Lived It, I Loved It, I Miss It. I will be 68 this summer and the 80s are so clear in my memory. If I could only go back for just one night, the night I met "her", Margie. June 22, 1982, I was 25, she was 24. I was a year out of college living in Texas working as a computer programmer in Austin. I met her at a pizza restaurant called "The Mellow Mushroom." She had the most beautiful smile, and I was smitten the moment I saw her. I was with a few of my friends, and she was with a few of her friends. Something told me to just go over to her and talk to her. I did, and we ended up spending the most beautiful summer together. We went everywhere, even spending a week camping in a tent on the beach at Padre Island. We had a whirlwind romance, but as fate would have it, it didn't last. She got a job with Mutal Of America in New York City. We tried a long-distance relationship, but as everyone knows, they never last. Eight years later I went to a convention in New York City and got a crazy idea that I would see if I could contact her. I did, and she agreed to meet me in Central Park. It was a beautiful Fall afternoon when I finally laid eyes on her after such a long time. I remember my heart pounding, and the moment I saw her, there was that beautiful smile, just like I remembered from that night on June 22, 1982. I fell in love all over again. We hugged, laughed and for a moment I felt like we might have another chance together, but once again, it wasn't meant to be. She was married and had a daughter. This may sound a little selfish, but I was saddened to hear it. We walked and talked for about two hours, then she told me that she had to go. I remember watching her as she walked back to her car, then disappeared out of my life once again, but this time forever. I never married because I knew I would never be able to give my full love to another woman. One day in 2010, twenty years after I had last seen her, I got on the internet, and through Facebook I discovered that Margie had passed away the previous year. Cancer, it's such a terrible disease. It floored me, I hadn't cried in a long, long time, but that day I cried until there were no more tears. It's now been 15 years since she passed and here I sit on UA-cam watching old movie clips from the 80s reminiscing and thinking of her. Maybe I'm just an old fool who could never let go, and here I am with tears running down my face. June 22, 1982, I'll always love you, Margie.
There was no real Tech. Just solid built electronics. Nothing connected, no cameras or motion lights in every driveway. When I walked the snowy streets at night heading home from the gym, Totally alone the moon was my only companion.
@@GS-zc4sk Yes there was, I had plenty of awesome tech in the 80's the 80's was FULL of awesome tech, from my Atari to my awesome Panasonic cam-corder.
The 80's nostalgia had such a effect that it actively just bled into 90's nostalgia. There are so many shows that started on the 80s that lasted into the 90s and songs that were still played into the 90s that 90s kids have just a tad bit of that 80s in them too
I will never understand the negativity of having a nice family. It must be born out of some sort of jealousy or hubris. I wish and strive for a life with happiness for myself, family, and friends.
UA-cam will be the closest thing that we will ever have to a Time Machine. 80-90 just so special, simple, perfect balance of technology, economy, people, innocence & life
With each passing year I am more and more appreciative of growing up in the 80s. To me, it was the last decade of innocence for youth. We hadn't been infiltrated with cell phones, social media, and other forms of technology that took us away from the organic and meaningful relationships we cultivated growing up in that era. It was the absolute best of times and I wish I could relive it all over again. Such nostalgia. ❤
@TheMdterp id hate not having cell phones & our technology we have today.especially the video games.I mean ur probably using a cell phone to watch this
@@paulsmith9192 We had video games. You won't believe how much fun you can have with 16KB RAM... And just for comparison, notepad.exe is 100 times bigger and not half the fun. ;)
Cell phones are cancer and we could all do without them. It’s a forced product; modern society, that’s been designed seemingly sans intelligence, requires you to have one - but humans in general do not need a cell phone to survive. It sounds to me like you’re not from that time, ergo, you will never be able to appreciate it.
Well said. It's why the 70's were magical. Simple life living for the day. I've made my living in IT and live an off-grid life because it's as close to life in the 70's as possible. 😊
I'm 38 enjoy time with people and create memories they live on forever. Money is nothing when you get old those memories keep you moving sadly its further from them time wise but they are always there for you when you need them. Enjoy life and be kind to everyone.
o my gosh, is it Heather Graham?,wow,now days here in Poland old geezers like 40 plus import those old Cadillacs and rolling around the town,what a clowns,i alway say theses old rides are dedicated for youngsters to make good vibe around
I miss him. Anytime he or Corey Feldman was in a movie I had to see it. Especially if they were both in it! Sad what happened to them both in Hollywood
@BC Cooper crazy Corey Haim was almost in goonies.Especially knowing how sexually abused they were.Corey Feldman needs to release those bad people in Hollywood
The sexual abuse in Hollyweird damaged him. The peodos are still out there making movies, trying to entice kids into sex, confusing kids on sexuality, trying to normalize all kinds of kink, deviancy, and move the age of consent down. They want a generation of messed up kids who will do anything because they no longer no right from wrong.
100% in agreement. I was born in 75. I can honestly say that these were the highlight of my life. Growing up in a mostly safe place and freedom was real...not anymore.
@@pjjon12345 Same here. Born in 76. The last 40 years have been spent on chasing whatever it is were are chasing when there's no need to do it. This new world sucks and if I can last another 40 years, I'm just going to enjoy it. I've deleted all social media. All I do is wake up, do my morning work out, watch a few videos and enjoy whatever the day brings to me. There's no need for anything more. It's been done. It's been created. Enjoy it. Quit chasing.
@@krenwregget7667You're definitely too young to be speaking on the matter. I can tell by what you just said. Too sheltered and scared of a big bad boogeyman that doesnt exist.
@@JinnaiT I'm a 90s kid too, but I remember the 80s as well and I can tell you that being an 80s kid rocked. Parents weren't uptight and overprotective like they are now. I was only 6, but I rode my bike all over and hung out with friends 'till dusk on the weekdays. Now being a TEEN in the 80s would have been dream come true. None of this phone tag BS parents play now with their teen kids to make sure their 'OK'. No effing Zoom in lieu of real human contact. You could ask the cute coworker at your McJob out on a date without risking a sexual harassment charge. Everyone drank and smoked weed (and occasionally snorted coke), but you didn't have kids dropping like flies from ODing on fentanyl or becoming tweakers. But then there was Reagan...
The decade of the 80's, from 13 to 23 for me was extremely perfect for me... 56 now and still feel like a teen deep in my heart. I feel bad kids for 13 to 23 now, they'll never ever come close to what we had, bums me out! Cancelling people, internet threats, no dating, every kid today is worried shitless about everything. Apps, cell phones and social media is ruining it for them. Get out there, talk face to face... Engage with conversation, take a girl out to dinner, pay for her meal... Open the door for her, ask how she feels, make each other smile, don't be rude, be respectful appreciate the time together, turn that frown upside down as they say! Kindness and appreciation and thoughtfulness go soooooooo far.
Sadly, you are wrong. The US has gone into the toilet for more reasons than need to be listed here. The 90s were the last great decade, the 2000s the begin of decline and since 2020, there is more stupidity and and idiocy than this country has ever seen. The scary part is, a large majority of people seem to like it this way...@@ylekiote99999
They’re worried because the world is literally falling apart before their eyes. How could you NOT be worried?? Maybe they don’t want to “turn that frown upside down” because it’s not that simple, nothing is that simple. Gen Xers never cease to amaze me. So out of touch. 😒
The colors. The dances. The keyboards. The hair. The clothes. The 80's her farther & farther away every year. So glad people are keeping them alive ❤💯🔥 Long live The 80's
The 80’s was the best decade in the last 60+ years. World changing technology in music and computers was just emerging, memories filled with so much color and sound, a more innocent time where person to person connection and communication was still a thing and not just a superficial connection like on social media. Bring back the 80’s🤩 for a while.
I am posting this comment in year 2023. If you are watching this in year 2123, we want you to know that the 1980's was the best decade ever which sadly you will never get to experience!!
Amazing how the 80s carried a special energy and time that people cannot stoping talking about . Music , movies , friends , parties , school, places to hang out . ❤❤❤
I’m blessed to have been a kid in the 80’s. Mixed tapes, normal telephones, magazines, hair spray, the best music and denim everything. I’m 50 now smiling and reminiscing the great memories of my youth rolling with the boys and gals. 😌😌😌❤️
don't worry , The 80th wasn't better, we had the Cold War, we had no internet, maybe something was better, but every time is the right time. Remember on the lyric of the song by gunship : "its not a bad time, its only a bad day".
Always fantastic when you randomly click on a song from a band you've never heard of just for the hell of it and the song turns out to be a banger. I'll listen to this 100x over the next week for sure. Serendipity
I am so glad I was a teenager in the era of magazines, slow Internet and telephone calls. The smartphone era has got nothing on the charm of this time. I will forever treasure the memories of pre smartphone era.
Weird being born in 1990, and feeling as if I was an 80's kid, the feeling of nostalgia towards the 80's & this genre of music is very strong and weirdly emotional? I dunno, maybe it was a longing to have been an 80's kid, but my 90's growing up were brilliant, had a great childhood! Stay safe everyone!
Bro we were born between land line phone calls and radio connectivity to the internet. I wish every day I could have had the 80s experience. Slow jams and beautiful love. Now we have anxiety to no end. I love life but if I could go back..
I was born in 1970. I feel like the 80s really stretched well into the 90s in MOST ways. I fell like the 90s had a lot more in common with the 80s than they had in common with the 2000s.
1988 here - there was some bleedover of 80s culture in the 90s and especially kids shows and commercials were slower to adapt than mainstream culture. Edgy grunge culture may have been in full swing by the mid 90s but that Sunny D commercial was still total cheese, and the Pokemon theme was total Bon Jovi. The movies being played on TV were usually older ones from the 80s and early 90s with that beautiful film grain and lighting that went away sometime in the 90s.
License to drive....with my childhood 🥰 Corey Haim and Heather Graham. I love the 80's & this song I'm just singing it all of the time at the top of my lungs! He's the epitome of awesome 1980's
Its a pure nostalgia. The Midnight's songs, music and the perfectly matching videos makes me crave to travel back in 80's & 90's and live that naive life again 😭😭😭
The 80s were great, but the nostalgia for it gets a bit too much these days. There was plenty of crap too lol. In the 90s, young people thought the 80s were “cringe”, as the kids say. It’s all cyclical. Always remember the good stuff, no matter when it comes out
@@jlee2383 The 90s were a reaction to the 80s cheese for sure. That said, as a 90s/00s kid looking back, I find the edgelord culture of that era to be pretentious and far more "cringe" than anything from the 80s. There's enough misery in the world as is without wallowing in it intentionally for appearances. I'll take the unrealistic starry eyed escapism of the 80s with full awareness that it's just that - escapism to help you get by.
My biggest misfortune in life is to be born in 2002 and not have seen the 80's. I cry every time I watch this kind of music and video clips. I have great respect for the 80s.
Thanks, THE MIDNIGHT for constantly transporting me to the best years of my life. I grew up in the 70s-80s and don't believe I've ever been as happy as I was then. Sadly, I wished to grow up faster, but had I known how much it actually sucks to be an adult I would have paid more attention to the wonderful time I was having riding my BMX bike, playing Pac-Man, reading comics, playing Wiffle Ball and Manhunt with my friends and the general safety and security I felt. If you're a kid or teenager reading this please, PLEASE make sure you appreciate every minute of every day, you will only be this old once, and someday the people you love and maybe take for granted will start disappearing. Make sure you make great memories and don't be in a rush to grow up.
omg the 80s, my youth. I still remember my big hair and colorful clothes, the dancing, the dreams i had about my future and being a university student ... feeling so nostalgic. The Midnight reminds me of Timecop1983/Memories, another gem. So good.
This is The Midnight song that I listen to the most lately. And Retrowave Cinema makes it an 80's clip. Excellent. The 80's synthwave isn't just about nostalgia, it's a real style that is confirmed like Jazz or Blues can be.
We were the monsters and fire-breathers We were the quiet sunrise leavers You were a good girl, what could I do? I was a lost boy when I met you Hold me til I'm not lonely anymore It's only the crashing of the ocean to the shore Because in the dark there are no strangers There are no strangers at all 'Cause in the dark there are no strangers There are no strangers at all We were the rebels, lone survivors We were the cult of deep sea divers We were young once then we grew old We were shining, we were fool's gold Hold me till I'm not lonely anymore It's only the crashing of the ocean to the shore Because in the dark there are no strangers There are no strangers at all 'Cause in the dark there are no strangers There are no strangers at all Because in the dark there are no strangers There are no strangers at all 'Cause in the dark there are no strangers There are no strangers at all Because in the dark there are no strangers There are no strangers at all 'Cause in the dark there are no strangers There are no strangers at all
It is so interesting how this song completely changes the feeling of this movie. If you had never seen License to Drive, you would be so surprised after watching this video
0:01 - Instrumental Inicial 0:42 We were the monsters and fire-breathers We were the quiet sunrise leavers You were a good girl, what could I do? I was a lost boy when I met you 0:56 Hold me til I’m not lonely anymore It’s only the crashing of the ocean to the shore 1:10 'Cause in the dark there are no strangers There are no strangers at all (x2) I was a lost boy when I met you I was a lost boy When I met you I was a lost boy There are no strangers at all I was a lost boy When I met you I was a lost boy There are no strangers at all 1:56 We were the rebels, lone survivors We were the cult of deep sea divers We were young once then we grew old We were shining, we were fool's gold 2:11 Hold me till I’m not lonely anymore It’s only the crashing of the ocean to the shore 'Cause in the dark there are no strangers There are no strangers at all I was a lost boy when I met you I was a lost boy When I met you I was a lost boy There are no strangers at all I was a lost boy When I met you I was a lost boy There are no strangers at all _________________________________ Assinat: Deus/Jesus seja SEMPRE LOUVADO pq é o Autor da nossa Salvação pro Reino de Deus e DIGNO de Toda Honra e Glória!!!! Forte Abraço e Tudo de Bom com Jesus!!!
80s I love you. I would never be without you. You changed my life for the better. When thinking back my emotions take me over and I drift away. 80s you gave me love, compassion, unity, memories that never dies, everything I hold dear was in the 80s. Thank you for allowing me to take me with you. I will never forget you! NEVER... *FOREVER 80s*
WOW! Amazing how life changes over the years. I was 16 when this movie came out which makes me pretty old now... RIP C. This was the first time I saw Heather Graham and fell in love and she just bloomed over the years.
He was such a good actor. Couldn't be cheesy if he tried. So expressive and real. A true professional. Such a shame fame can take a toll on some people. RIP Corey.
3:10-3:21 Oh, the many evenings of extra long kissing in the 1980s. We practically didn't touch any other part of our bodies but our lips when we kissed, cuz we were so overwhelmed with the feeling of pressing our lips against the soft wet lips of the opposite sex. Absolutely exhilarating!
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Film: License to Drive (1988)
Original song: ua-cam.com/video/7wvLqpWtTUU/v-deo.html&
If only was a movie called The Lost Boys you could have used ;)
thank You!
@@adriandesantis9784 nah this one fits the actual theme of the song way more
Corey Haim & Corey Feldman
@@HoaxersUltima33 And... ????
This was my teenage years and wow this song get me teared up. If you are young and reading this, keep your youth and innocence as long as you can. You will mourn it one day.
Amen to that. I was around 12 years old. It hurts thinking about those times. If only.i had a time machine, I'd get a one way ticket and get the hell outta dodge!
Might be tearing up with you..
You have never lied---Chris!!
Man you're lucky to be born in the late 70s or Early 80s.......I think it was the best time
Too true. I think I find myself drawn to things trying to recapture those feelings. Occasionally this succeeds, but the feelings are fleeting.
And also, oh my god, I forgot about Heather Graham
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I am a 68 baby . And the 80s just rocks really wish we never aged.
I'm 52, and the 80s was the greatest decade ever to grow up in. The Midnight captures the 80s emotions perfectly, and I'm tearing up from remembering those times, and also for poor Corey Haim and the tragic way that he ended up.
I’m just like you, but I grew up in the 2000s as you grew up in the 80s. Plenty of the tech that exists today but prohibitively expensive and too slow as compared to contemporary tech. The last decade of not having the smart phone.
@@kiuk_kiks yep, same here >> i am born in (SK) 1984 ;) But this is my vibes!!
@@DavidDiulio1998- Born in 88 and let me tell you the 90s an early 2000s were high bar as well. But i always wished i was apart of the 80s more!
What movie is this?
its in the video description @@redrobotmonkey
The 80s, I Lived It, I Loved It, I Miss It. I will be 68 this summer and the 80s are so clear in my memory. If I could only go back for just one night, the night I met "her", Margie. June 22, 1982, I was 25, she was 24. I was a year out of college living in Texas working as a computer programmer in Austin. I met her at a pizza restaurant called "The Mellow Mushroom." She had the most beautiful smile, and I was smitten the moment I saw her. I was with a few of my friends, and she was with a few of her friends. Something told me to just go over to her and talk to her. I did, and we ended up spending the most beautiful summer together. We went everywhere, even spending a week camping in a tent on the beach at Padre Island. We had a whirlwind romance, but as fate would have it, it didn't last. She got a job with Mutal Of America in New York City. We tried a long-distance relationship, but as everyone knows, they never last. Eight years later I went to a convention in New York City and got a crazy idea that I would see if I could contact her. I did, and she agreed to meet me in Central Park. It was a beautiful Fall afternoon when I finally laid eyes on her after such a long time. I remember my heart pounding, and the moment I saw her, there was that beautiful smile, just like I remembered from that night on June 22, 1982. I fell in love all over again. We hugged, laughed and for a moment I felt like we might have another chance together, but once again, it wasn't meant to be. She was married and had a daughter. This may sound a little selfish, but I was saddened to hear it. We walked and talked for about two hours, then she told me that she had to go. I remember watching her as she walked back to her car, then disappeared out of my life once again, but this time forever. I never married because I knew I would never be able to give my full love to another woman. One day in 2010, twenty years after I had last seen her, I got on the internet, and through Facebook I discovered that Margie had passed away the previous year. Cancer, it's such a terrible disease. It floored me, I hadn't cried in a long, long time, but that day I cried until there were no more tears. It's now been 15 years since she passed and here I sit on UA-cam watching old movie clips from the 80s reminiscing and thinking of her. Maybe I'm just an old fool who could never let go, and here I am with tears running down my face. June 22, 1982, I'll always love you, Margie.
The 80's just has a nostalga that will never die
There was no real Tech. Just solid built electronics. Nothing connected, no cameras or motion lights in every driveway. When I walked the snowy streets at night heading home from the gym, Totally alone the moon was my only companion.
i wish, i go turn back.
still riding the wave!
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@@GS-zc4sk Yes there was, I had plenty of awesome tech in the 80's the 80's was FULL of awesome tech, from my Atari to my awesome Panasonic cam-corder.
The 80's nostalgia had such a effect that it actively just bled into 90's nostalgia. There are so many shows that started on the 80s that lasted into the 90s and songs that were still played into the 90s that 90s kids have just a tad bit of that 80s in them too
People can knock it all they want but growing up in a nice middle to upper middle class suburb in the 1980s to 1990s was a very special treat.
I will never understand the negativity of having a nice family. It must be born out of some sort of jealousy or hubris. I wish and strive for a life with happiness for myself, family, and friends.
@@chriscornelius2518 I think it’s from apartment dwelling city people who resent the nice, peaceful suburb life
I think everyone wants a great life in an environment where the basics are abundant and a quality education readily available to all.
It sure as hell was. 9/11 was truly the end of a nice era. We'll have glory again.
@@reallyhappenings5597 The fuck does 9/11 have to do with anything? 😂😂
License to drive will forever be a classic! R.I.P. Corey Haim!
Thank u seriously I was scrolling to find out the name of the movie. I'm gonna watch it now.
@@P.willow its clearly written in description
@@P.willowhow was your experience during watching the movie?
Моя первая видеокасета, пиратка. Класный фильм, тогда казались взрослыми такими, а сейчас дети...
Charly sheen had mucho to pay in hell
Time machine back to the 80s? Yes or No?
I say YES cuz 2023 sux
That's exactly what it says. It is enough to look at President Biden's face to understand that there has been a mistake somewhere.
Yes!
Muito top vi muitas vzs
Yes no social media and mobile phones, people talked to each other .and I lost my virginity to a beautiful girl
please
The Midnight and movies from the 80s and 90s just fit so perfectly.
Just wait until you discover Vaporwave my friend😎👍🔥
Its on a whole other level☄️
Fits in the 80s definitely...but not the 90s.
Ничего общего
@@JuanMendoza-qd5lm what’s Vapor wave bro ?
@@bigtuss7482 ua-cam.com/video/fMlDpql5ZtI/v-deo.html
UA-cam will be the closest thing that we will ever have to a Time Machine. 80-90 just so special, simple, perfect balance of technology, economy, people, innocence & life
And the government didnt import so many anti-Western rats back then.
So true....
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True, especially because this song is from 2005. NOT any where near 1988
When " Licence to Drive " was released
@@user-dq6pm6sg8z You missed out the biggest part.
With each passing year I am more and more appreciative of growing up in the 80s. To me, it was the last decade of innocence for youth. We hadn't been infiltrated with cell phones, social media, and other forms of technology that took us away from the organic and meaningful relationships we cultivated growing up in that era. It was the absolute best of times and I wish I could relive it all over again. Such nostalgia. ❤
@TheMdterp id hate not having cell phones & our technology we have today.especially the video games.I mean ur probably using a cell phone to watch this
@@paulsmith9192 We had video games. You won't believe how much fun you can have with 16KB RAM...
And just for comparison, notepad.exe is 100 times bigger and not half the fun. ;)
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Cell phones are cancer and we could all do without them. It’s a forced product; modern society, that’s been designed seemingly sans intelligence, requires you to have one - but humans in general do not need a cell phone to survive.
It sounds to me like you’re not from that time, ergo, you will never be able to appreciate it.
Well said. It's why the 70's were magical. Simple life living for the day. I've made my living in IT and live an off-grid life because it's as close to life in the 70's as possible. 😊
I'm 19 now, so I'll enjoy the present to the fullest.
I'm 38 enjoy time with people and create memories they live on forever. Money is nothing when you get old those memories keep you moving sadly its further from them time wise but they are always there for you when you need them. Enjoy life and be kind to everyone.
@@deeredude You're not old.
Heather Graham, the 80’s. The best. As I’m approaching 50 this hits me hard with destructive melancholy. 😑
At 48, I can concur, my friend 😑
o my gosh, is it Heather Graham?,wow,now days here in Poland old geezers like 40 plus import those old Cadillacs and rolling around the town,what a clowns,i alway say theses old rides are dedicated for youngsters to make good vibe around
Heather be thy name… forget Locklear, Graham’s where it’s at! 😍
I was 13 back then and thought she was so hot. never knew until now it was Heather Graham.
AMEN TO THAT BROTHER!!😁
RIP Corey Haim, crazy how much of the 80s films he was part of!
Yeah, a pretty tragic story.
He was the real Lost Boy
I miss him. Anytime he or Corey Feldman was in a movie I had to see it. Especially if they were both in it! Sad what happened to them both in Hollywood
@BC Cooper crazy Corey Haim was almost in goonies.Especially knowing how sexually abused they were.Corey Feldman needs to release those bad people in Hollywood
The sexual abuse in Hollyweird damaged him. The peodos are still out there making movies, trying to entice kids into sex, confusing kids on sexuality, trying to normalize all kinds of kink, deviancy, and move the age of consent down. They want a generation of messed up kids who will do anything because they no longer no right from wrong.
Oh god, this hit me way harder than I thought it would. Looking at the current state of the world, 80s suburbia seems like a lost paradise.
100% in agreement. I was born in 75. I can honestly say that these were the highlight of my life. Growing up in a mostly safe place and freedom was real...not anymore.
sure, if you're a straight, white male the 80s were paradise. Not so much for everyone else.
@@pjjon12345 Same here. Born in 76. The last 40 years have been spent on chasing whatever it is were are chasing when there's no need to do it. This new world sucks and if I can last another 40 years, I'm just going to enjoy it. I've deleted all social media. All I do is wake up, do my morning work out, watch a few videos and enjoy whatever the day brings to me. There's no need for anything more. It's been done. It's been created. Enjoy it. Quit chasing.
@@MakingItHappenMWC this is the way, the zen way
@@krenwregget7667You're definitely too young to be speaking on the matter. I can tell by what you just said. Too sheltered and scared of a big bad boogeyman that doesnt exist.
80's were the best of everything, a small suburbia, with street lamps and with a friend! Magical is an understatement!!
Heather Grahams eyes are mesmerizing and hypnotising
I did not realize she was in this movie, but I knew it was her when she first appeared. I just thought Boogie Nights was her acting role.
She’s always been hot
@@OGSuperDirtyAnd still is!
true.
It pains me greatly that we will never be young in the 80's again. The Midnight always brings the nostalgia. Thank you.
Time went by too fast. Now we know, the future will never be as good as our passed was...
You will, but you won't remember any of this.
I feel the same, how much nostalgia😥😥
it pains me that I was never young and never in the 80s, I went straight from a child in the 90s, to old in 2020.
@@JinnaiT I'm a 90s kid too, but I remember the 80s as well and I can tell you that being an 80s kid rocked. Parents weren't uptight and overprotective like they are now. I was only 6, but I rode my bike all over and hung out with friends 'till dusk on the weekdays.
Now being a TEEN in the 80s would have been dream come true. None of this phone tag BS parents play now with their teen kids to make sure their 'OK'. No effing Zoom in lieu of real human contact. You could ask the cute coworker at your McJob out on a date without risking a sexual harassment charge. Everyone drank and smoked weed (and occasionally snorted coke), but you didn't have kids dropping like flies from ODing on fentanyl or becoming tweakers. But then there was Reagan...
The decade of the 80's, from 13 to 23 for me was extremely perfect for me... 56 now and still feel like a teen deep in my heart. I feel bad kids for 13 to 23 now, they'll never ever come close to what we had, bums me out! Cancelling people, internet threats, no dating, every kid today is worried shitless about everything. Apps, cell phones and social media is ruining it for them. Get out there, talk face to face... Engage with conversation, take a girl out to dinner, pay for her meal... Open the door for her, ask how she feels, make each other smile, don't be rude, be respectful appreciate the time together, turn that frown upside down as they say! Kindness and appreciation and thoughtfulness go soooooooo far.
Everybody is fine. You watch to much news.
как ты прав .....
Sadly, you are wrong. The US has gone into the toilet for more reasons than need to be listed here. The 90s were the last great decade, the 2000s the begin of decline and since 2020, there is more stupidity and and idiocy than this country has ever seen. The scary part is, a large majority of people seem to like it this way...@@ylekiote99999
They’re worried because the world is literally falling apart before their eyes. How could you NOT be worried?? Maybe they don’t want to “turn that frown upside down” because it’s not that simple, nothing is that simple. Gen Xers never cease to amaze me. So out of touch. 😒
Cell phones add to socializing. Good lord when I was a kid we ONLY had face to face!
The colors. The dances. The keyboards. The hair. The clothes. The 80's her farther & farther away every year. So glad people are keeping them alive ❤💯🔥 Long live The 80's
Heather Graham was so beautiful...
And still is!
Young Heather Graham was irresistible
Is*
The 80’s was the best decade in the last 60+ years. World changing technology in music and computers was just emerging, memories filled with so much color and sound, a more innocent time where person to person connection and communication was still a thing and not just a superficial connection like on social media. Bring back the 80’s🤩 for a while.
I am posting this comment in year 2023. If you are watching this in year 2123, we want you to know that the 1980's was the best decade ever which sadly you will never get to experience!!
2123? With the rapid descent lately I'm thinking/hoping I won't see 2025
100% true.
The 80s are forever.
IT IS DAH FUTURE
@@resistORserve44 facts.
💯 truth.
I hope to visit it again soon
im an 80s kid and I hope these kids now experience it. Was amazing. No cell phones st8 arcade/roller ring.
I turned 51 today .......I'm still that kid on a BMX jumping a curb racing home....street lights are on...
Amazing how the 80s carried a special energy and time that people cannot stoping talking about . Music , movies , friends , parties , school, places to hang out . ❤❤❤
I’m blessed to have been a kid in the 80’s. Mixed tapes, normal telephones, magazines, hair spray, the best music and denim everything. I’m 50 now smiling and reminiscing the great memories of my youth rolling with the boys and gals. 😌😌😌❤️
Youre sooo right.
I miss the 80s so much, and I wasnt even born then! That feels so weird...
Yeah, same
World of today 2022 has gone to shits people and society no care or class the 80s was not perfect but better time there was unity and care.
don't worry , The 80th wasn't better, we had the Cold War, we had no internet, maybe something was better, but every time is the right time. Remember on the lyric of the song by gunship : "its not a bad time, its only a bad day".
@@aroundtheworld5901 Hey! They're bringing the Cold War back! If the music that comes back is even half as good, we'll be all set! 😎
@@aroundtheworld5901 the 80s were superior to the 90s. The 80s were the best decade in the past 50 years.
Wow so many years have passed, I remember watching this gem back in the glorious 80's. RIP Corey Haim.
This is my era.....I miss these days every day!
All of that fabulous 80s hair! ❤
Wish We Could Go Back In Time.....
Always fantastic when you randomly click on a song from a band you've never heard of just for the hell of it and the song turns out to be a banger. I'll listen to this 100x over the next week for sure. Serendipity
This is what I’ve been doing for the past few days haha and the video goes well with the song too 👌
Yep
I thought I was the Only one Who felt this way about the Song. Never Heard it Before Now on My 80s Hit List! RIP COREY HAIM!
@@jimgarcia5211 Check out everything by The Midnight, especially the Endless Summer, Nocturnal and Days of Thunder albums. :)
RIP Corey Haim
"Hold me till I'm not lonely anymore" is my favorite line in the song.
RIP Corey Haim. This song makes me think of him every time.
Old is gold...
I know.
2wks later, hooked on this, should be 100mil views :D
God bless the '80s. And thank God I got to live through it.
I wish I could of
Take me back to the 80’s please !
Same.
Can I go with you show you a Stellar Time.
56 years away!
@@archaicminister2321 36! ALOOO
I wanted to go back to the 80s:) found the perfect time machine
I am so glad I was a teenager in the era of magazines, slow Internet and telephone calls. The smartphone era has got nothing on the charm of this time. I will forever treasure the memories of pre smartphone era.
Weird being born in 1990, and feeling as if I was an 80's kid, the feeling of nostalgia towards the 80's & this genre of music is very strong and weirdly emotional? I dunno, maybe it was a longing to have been an 80's kid, but my 90's growing up were brilliant, had a great childhood! Stay safe everyone!
Bro we were born between land line phone calls and radio connectivity to the internet. I wish every day I could have had the 80s experience. Slow jams and beautiful love. Now we have anxiety to no end. I love life but if I could go back..
I was born in 1970. I feel like the 80s really stretched well into the 90s in MOST ways. I fell like the 90s had a lot more in common with the 80s than they had in common with the 2000s.
1988 here - there was some bleedover of 80s culture in the 90s and especially kids shows and commercials were slower to adapt than mainstream culture. Edgy grunge culture may have been in full swing by the mid 90s but that Sunny D commercial was still total cheese, and the Pokemon theme was total Bon Jovi. The movies being played on TV were usually older ones from the 80s and early 90s with that beautiful film grain and lighting that went away sometime in the 90s.
License to Drive, one of my childhood favorites. We had it on VHS and I must have watched it 100 times.
Seems boring
I was like that with Dirty Dancing. Lol
i used to watch it every Saturday now i don’t even have time to sit down and watch 15 minutes of it
same mate...
@@melonmalone6307 slow down mate. You deserve some rest :-)
License to drive....with my childhood 🥰 Corey Haim and Heather Graham. I love the 80's & this song I'm just singing it all of the time at the top of my lungs! He's the epitome of awesome 1980's
This song just hits all the right feels.
It literally gives me goosebumps.
👍
If this beat alone doesn't nearly pull tears from your eyes, you've never experienced the magic of the 80s & 90s.
Midnight songs serve both sorrow and happiness in the same plate
You're so right. Makes me wonder if I made the most of it?
Great definition of their music
It makes me miss video arcades 😢
I was a teenager in the 80s. Great movies and music. This is a great blast from the past.
This song is pure magic.
Песня просто шикарная как и сам фильм!Спасибо Вам огромное что даёте возможность хоть ненадолго вернуться в 80-тые!!!
Да это то самое право на вождения. Камчатка, первые видики, блин😭
Its a pure nostalgia. The Midnight's songs, music and the perfectly matching videos makes me crave to travel back in 80's & 90's and live that naive life again 😭😭😭
YOU CAN
So wish I can travel back too….😞
@joan GO BACKK ~
@@zenaolek436 !``~ you can
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Those were the best of times.
Hell times 2022 not a nice society anymore days gone love the 1980s.
As an early 90s kid I look up to the 80s in a similar way to the way kids look up to an older brother. My favorite decade I never got to experience 😢
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The 80s were great, but the nostalgia for it gets a bit too much these days. There was plenty of crap too lol. In the 90s, young people thought the 80s were “cringe”, as the kids say. It’s all cyclical. Always remember the good stuff, no matter when it comes out
@@jlee2383 The 90s were a reaction to the 80s cheese for sure. That said, as a 90s/00s kid looking back, I find the edgelord culture of that era to be pretentious and far more "cringe" than anything from the 80s. There's enough misery in the world as is without wallowing in it intentionally for appearances. I'll take the unrealistic starry eyed escapism of the 80s with full awareness that it's just that - escapism to help you get by.
I've been living under a rock ❤ I love this song so much it's been on repeat for like a whole hour. Rip Cory 😞
Ностальгия по юности, стране и первой любви, которых у тебя никогда не было.
Как точно сказано..!
С языка сорвал...Эххххх....(((
Этот комментарий лайкнул Ромчик 😁
Haven't seen this in forever, RiP Corey.
Oh my god! I haven’t seen this tapes for so long. when I was 10, lying on the sofa and listen to the Panasonic radio!❤😂
being a 90's kid. I love this movie.
My biggest misfortune in life is to be born in 2002 and not have seen the 80's. I cry every time I watch this kind of music and video clips. I have great respect for the 80s.
👉👈
What can I say dude? You really missed out. The best decade by far.
Don't worry. I'm still trying to find a time machine.
Don't worry, New Retrowave Synth music is returning. Check out songs of keep Shelly in Athens, Nina and Yota. Yota runaway song is good.
It was much better than you can even imagine. However, we have the Internet now, and that's something.
That's a badass of a tank Cadillac.
Whaaaaaaat in the World, a young Heather Graham, I reconized her immediately.. her Angel's Hair ! BEAUTIFUL
I watched this 200 times today I played it on my speakers and the cops came to my apartment said turn it down that’s how good this music is
What movie is this??
I was a LOST BOY when I met you 🎶.....wow chills
Крутой трек. Мне нравится. Прямо ностальгия какая-то романтическая.
How's Annie?
80s & 90s Best time ever
Thanks, THE MIDNIGHT for constantly transporting me to the best years of my life. I grew up in the 70s-80s and don't believe I've ever been as happy as I was then. Sadly, I wished to grow up faster, but had I known how much it actually sucks to be an adult I would have paid more attention to the wonderful time I was having riding my BMX bike, playing Pac-Man, reading comics, playing Wiffle Ball and Manhunt with my friends and the general safety and security I felt. If you're a kid or teenager reading this please, PLEASE make sure you appreciate every minute of every day, you will only be this old once, and someday the people you love and maybe take for granted will start disappearing. Make sure you make great memories and don't be in a rush to grow up.
I still remembering seeing this one at the theater. Lost 80's gem
I so badly need to go back to my teenage years.
Cant imagine anyone being nostalgic for any period since 2012. Thank F*** I got to experience to 80s and 90s!
The Midnight and Heather Graham Outstanding!
man heather graham is in her 50's now and stull stunningly breath taking
Perfect movie to capture the vibes in this song.
RIP Corey Haim and God bless Heather Graham
omg the 80s, my youth. I still remember my big hair and colorful clothes, the dancing, the dreams i had about my future and being a university student ... feeling so nostalgic. The Midnight reminds me of Timecop1983/Memories, another gem. So good.
This is The Midnight song that I listen to the most lately. And Retrowave Cinema makes it an 80's clip. Excellent. The 80's synthwave isn't just about nostalgia, it's a real style that is confirmed like Jazz or Blues can be.
100% couldn't have said it better
What a beautiful year, I wish I could live them
We were the monsters and fire-breathers
We were the quiet sunrise leavers
You were a good girl, what could I do?
I was a lost boy when I met you
Hold me til I'm not lonely anymore
It's only the crashing of the ocean to the shore
Because in the dark there are no strangers
There are no strangers at all
'Cause in the dark there are no strangers
There are no strangers at all
We were the rebels, lone survivors
We were the cult of deep sea divers
We were young once then we grew old
We were shining, we were fool's gold
Hold me till I'm not lonely anymore
It's only the crashing of the ocean to the shore
Because in the dark there are no strangers
There are no strangers at all
'Cause in the dark there are no strangers
There are no strangers at all
Because in the dark there are no strangers
There are no strangers at all
'Cause in the dark there are no strangers
There are no strangers at all
Because in the dark there are no strangers
There are no strangers at all
'Cause in the dark there are no strangers
There are no strangers at all
cool!
I'm in tears we lost 80s we are in 2023 😢
Corey Haim!Never Forgotten🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦😢😢
The 1980s, GREATEST DECADE IN HISTORY BY FAR!!!!!!!!!!
Ah.. the 80s. Wonderful time. Some of the best movies and music of all time.
It is so interesting how this song completely changes the feeling of this movie. If you had never seen License to Drive, you would be so surprised after watching this video
This tune is banging!, My type of vibe for sure....
For anyone listening to this, have a great relaxing weekend 😎 😊.
0:01 - Instrumental Inicial
0:42
We were the monsters and fire-breathers
We were the quiet sunrise leavers
You were a good girl, what could I do?
I was a lost boy when I met you
0:56
Hold me til I’m not lonely anymore
It’s only the crashing of the ocean to the shore
1:10
'Cause in the dark there are no strangers
There are no strangers at all
(x2)
I was a lost boy when I met you
I was a lost boy
When I met you
I was a lost boy
There are no strangers at all
I was a lost boy
When I met you
I was a lost boy
There are no strangers at all
1:56
We were the rebels, lone survivors
We were the cult of deep sea divers
We were young once then we grew old
We were shining, we were fool's gold
2:11
Hold me till I’m not lonely anymore
It’s only the crashing of the ocean to the shore
'Cause in the dark there are no strangers
There are no strangers at all
I was a lost boy when I met you
I was a lost boy
When I met you
I was a lost boy
There are no strangers at all
I was a lost boy
When I met you
I was a lost boy
There are no strangers at all
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Back to my childhood..... best movies EVER
Thanks
i feel proud i was born in the 80s
Why, you had no choice?
perfect song
I know.
One of the greatest songs ever made. Nostalgic, romantic & resonates with so many.
80s I love you. I would never be without you. You changed my life for the better. When thinking back my emotions take me over and I drift away. 80s you gave me love, compassion, unity, memories that never dies, everything I hold dear was in the 80s. Thank you for allowing me to take me with you. I will never forget you! NEVER... *FOREVER 80s*
Beautiful tribute the 80s actors.
Sometimes I forget what a special time it could be! ✊
WOW! Amazing how life changes over the years. I was 16 when this movie came out which makes me pretty old now... RIP C. This was the first time I saw Heather Graham and fell in love and she just bloomed over the years.
Heather Graham was my official first CRUSH!
@@LoveNrgy Rollergirl!
He was such a good actor. Couldn't be cheesy if he tried. So expressive and real. A true professional. Such a shame fame can take a toll on some people. RIP Corey.
The rampant abuse he suffered was absolutely disgusting. He deserved way better than what life gave him.
Just discovered this band and song by accident. I’ve had it on repeat the past 4 hours . It’s beautiful so many memories from the wonderful 80’s
The best 80's 90's
Mercedes. What a beautiful specimen of female kind. Still has that cute baby face now in her 50s. Simply stunning. Rip the original Lost Boy.
The movie and the music really synced! WOW!
Great song and nice teenage movie thanks for remembering
3:10-3:21 Oh, the many evenings of extra long kissing in the 1980s. We practically didn't touch any other part of our bodies but our lips when we kissed, cuz we were so overwhelmed with the feeling of pressing our lips against the soft wet lips of the opposite sex. Absolutely exhilarating!