Cruising - Dazed and Confused (7/12) Movie CLIP (1993) HD
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Juniors cruise around on their last day of school while Mitch (Wiley Wiggins) hitches a ride with Wooderson (Matthew McConaughey) and Pink (Jason London) to the Emporium.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
Like George Lucas' American Graffiti, Richard Linklater's Dazed and Confused is an affectionate look at the youth culture of a bygone era. While Lucas took aim at the conservative 1950's, Linklater jumps ahead a generation to the bicentennial year of 1976 to celebrate the joys of beer blasts, pot smoking and Frampton Comes Alive. Set on the last day of the academic year, the film follows the random activities of a sprawling group of Texas high schoolers as they celebrate the arrival of summer, their paths variously intersecting at a freshmen hazing, a local pool parlor and finally at a keg party.
CREDITS:
TM & © Universal (1993)
Cast: Adam Goldberg, Jason London, Matthew McConaughey, Anthony Rapp, Wiley Wiggins, Joey Lauren Adams, Milla Jovovich, Parker Posey, Marissa Ribisi
Director: Richard Linklater
Producers: Richard Linklater, Anne Walker-McBay, Sean Daniel, James Jacks
Screenwriter: Richard Linklater
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Matthew McCounaghey said, in an interview, that people approach him literally every day saying--- "Say man...you got a joint?" and he said he always starts to walk away and then turns his head back and says--- "It'd be a lot cooler if you diiid.."
He also stated that fans say that to him more than anything else.
legend response! hahah
What about "Alright, alright, alright"? (also from this movie)
His older brother still gets pissed off with him for revealing in an interview that he based his performance on who he thought his older brother was at that age. “Oh great, I’m Wooderson, for the rest of my life, thank you VERY much”
That is Coooool! Say You need a ride....when the Young lady is driving
My fav part I say this to ppl to this day when I ask for a joint and they say no🤣
this movie was the most realistic depiction of what high school is like to me. Even though I didn't grow up in the 70s. I liked how everybody mingled with people inside and outside of their "group" in this movie because thats what really happens
Freshmen really do hang out with Seniors sometimes as well.... I actually lived this myself dude!
Michael Williams Same with me
I'm from the south. Riding around smoking with a trunk full of beer eventhough you shouldn't have it... just another weekend lol
@@GangstaStan010 yup
Today’s high schoolers hang out on Facebook and snapchat.
My dad was in high school in the 70s and he said Friday nights were just like this. Everyone cruising around and drinking beer. “Things were just different back then” he always says
They were.I was a senior in a small southern town in 1977,and this movie is almost a documentary.
Me too
I was a senior in HS in a suburb between Dallas and Ft Worth in 1980. Yes this is like a documentary.
It was like this in the 80s and 90s, too. Before kids started “hanging out” online.
Your dad is right.
This was a lowkey great ensemble cast
Ya Rene Zelweiger was in it too...She didn't have any lines though,lol. But still interesting trivia.
One of the best ever ensembled
High key
Ben Affleck still hasn't topped this role period.
"I'm not mad"
-Every woman who is in fact mad
What are you referring to?
@@christopheryurkiewicz7395 1:11 - says she's not mad when she's actually mad.
Oh my boss said that one time to me when I did something of bad judgment. I knew to not say anything more before it escalated
@@johnnywishbone1349 Is your wishbone broken?
Matt Mcconaughy, from stoner to astrophysicist. See? We can be productive.
Matthew McConnaughey, from stoner to killer sheriff to revolutionary AIDS research advocate to wall street kingpin to astrophysicist. he's lived a full iife and he's only 45 haha
"Say man you got that report on the Chandrasekhar limit?.......Be a whole lot cooler if you diiiid..."
+soulsistah102 yeah when you are an actor you can be lots of things :-p but most people don't have the brain cells to spare on drugs and alcohol. Nor do they have the emotional maturity to block out the side effects/affects of chemical ups and downs lol.
Jesse Bowman guess i'm just special then :)
Are you talking about Interstellar? Because in that movie he was an engineer/NASA pilot
One of the greatest movies of all time! Years ago I made my dad watch it. He graduated in 74 and absolutely got a kick out of it. Such a gem! A movie I can watch over and over and not get sick of.
Lol this movie is so cool it could be released today and teens who have never heard of it would think its cool lol
I’ve never heard of this movie, and I’ve been watching all these short films of it, it’s pretty badass. Makes me wish I was born in the 70s lol
Im a teen today and I love the movie.
@@cassscruz2645 if u were born there u'd be a teen in the 80s lol not 70s
JayStar 80023 lmaoo ur right, whoops
I’m a teen in Pakistan, seeing this movie really made wish I was a teen in fduring 70s in the US
Best years of my life were 71’-76’ . I lived in North Charleston, SC . Long before the influx of Yankees . It was the truth South and great times . The music of the 70’s was a gift from God to music lovers . Now I’m 68 divorced and left with just the memories . But I do have that .
Hey man, be glad you enjoyed them. Im only turning 25 in 3 months but already kinda nostalgic of my highschool days. My and friends and I were just goofing around all day and in the weekends getting into adventures, hanging around, drinking all that stuff. My father is born in '61 and said his highschool days were he had the most fun. Guess I'll have to watch this movie with him. He surely have a trip down memory lane
I didn’t go to high school in the 70s but some of this culture spilled over to when I did. It truly was a great time to be young. Cruising, meeting up at the local arcade, going to the skate rink, begging my mon for money to go to the mall which I subsequently blew at the arcade there. My kids have zero idea about this. They don’t even understand it.
Yeah, those were the days. Cruising Sonic. Drinking out in some field somewhere. Hitting an arcade. Checking out the midnight movie and trying to stay awake and not pass out. Good times. Who knew the dystopia that awaited 30 years later.
I think just being young ANYWHERE back then was fun, being with your peers, at night, such an adventure
I love how at the end floyd makes sure to let mitch know its alright he doesnt have a joint lol
I grew up in Texas during the 70's. This film is practically a documentary. Highly realistic.
I think this must be a public school thing, because my parents/family members didn't experience stuff like this, at least not to the extreme.
@@footballnick2Yes, for better or worse this definitely was Public School... If your family attended private schools, then that probably would have been different.
@@jjones40 Where I'm from, if your family is even moderately successful or middle class, you are sent to a private/Catholic school. So when me and my parents watched this years ago, they thought it was all exaggeration. Quite interesting to see.
Pretty similar to Texas high school in the early 90's also. We practically did about the same things on the last day of school too. Lot of fun. And besides, I was a Sophomore when this movie came out. Loved it ever since.
@@footballnick2Depends on the private school. I went to one back then and kids weren’t all that different except they had more money.
I love this movie. The only movie I can watch over and over and over and over and....well, you get the point. No matter what I'm doing or where I am, if I hear a song from the movie, I know exactly the scene the song belongs to. I love this movie. The only movie I can watch over and over....I did that already
"Ferris Bueller's Day Off" "The Breakfast Club" "Fast Times at Ridgemont High" "Risky Business" "Remember the Daze" "American Graffiti" "Super Bad" "Project X" and this
@M Ciddy Lmao, was literally gonna say the same exact thing
forman208 I couldn’t imagine not liking project x
@@christopherobrien9322 Well, you'd be in the minority with that opinion, and compared to those other movies they listed? Definitely the worst
"Ferris Bueller's Day Off" "American Graffiti" "Once Upon A Time In Hollywood" "Super Bad" "Dazed and Confused" "Fast Times at Ridgemont High"
Daniel Amado add fast times at ridgemont high and everybody wants some on their and your on point
I would have loved to grow up in the 60's and 70's, I never understood the time line I was born in when I was younger, but looking back on it, being a gen x and growing up in the 90's is pretty great compared to these days.
And I was happy to have been born in the 90s so I could enjoy the 2000s from beginning to end.
The 2000s was pretty much final call to having any relation to the previous generations of teens or young adults
It WAS better back then. Great music, safe, everyone figuring out what to do with their lives. Less crowded, too.
milla jovovich is litteraly such a babe in this movie
Yeah she is, but she is so undeveloped and one dimensional
She's like, 16 in this. LoL!
+Cynical Atheist if she sixteen im sixteen
She's beautiful, but her body is so kid-ish!
Jon Stewart She was actually 16 in this movie, she wouldn't have a woman's body at that age.
Best quote of the entire movie, "It'd be a lot cooler of you did", lmao
Hey, you're not wrong either, lol
I literally lived this movie. Graduated High School in 1981. I even had a 72 Chevelle SS.
I had the 72 Chevelle SS too.. yellow with white stripes.
@@AbbyNormal777 Mine was Midnight Bronze with white stripes and White Vinyl top.
@cuzz63 very similar here - graduated HS in 1981 and had a 72 Corvette - great car, t-tops, last year for the pop out back window - wish I still had it.
One of my most favorite movies
Wasn’t like this in high school but when I got to college this is what this movie reminds me of
"Pretty good, how's it going with you?"
"Say man, you got a joint on you?"
"Nah not on me."
"Be a lot cooler if ya did."
-CLASSIC
I like the character and all that and I don't hold it against him for hanging out with people in their late teens but this scene reminded me that he IS a 25 year old asking a 13 year old for drugs.
@@hansolo631 he's just busting his balls a bit, don't think he actually thought he had a joint lol
Uh no
@@randywhite3947 Correction-Un no MAN.
@@hansolo631 Indeed, which is really the subcontext of Wooderson's character: He's this older guy that's still trying to hold onto being cool. John Milner was pretty much the same in American Graffiti.
"Say man... have you watched Dazed And Confused?"
"Nah... not recently."
"It be a lot cooler if you did..." 😎
Hahhaa
I just watched it while getting high its great its like a time machine to a more simple time with great music and movies
Can we go back to these days. Cruizin and just having fun. No computers, cell phones, facecrap.
go outside honey, you can live this life
@@JJ-kd5mx no, we can't.. everyone is connected. If you completely disconnect, you out of social life
@@caiofleury3114 idk what you’re talking about tbh. We still cruise, from the streets on the West Coast to the East Coast. Live a little, it’ll go by you fast if you let it
My dad went to high school in Texas during the 70s. This movie is exactly the way he described those times.
This movie sounds better than most movies look.
I graduated HS in 1995 in a small upstate New York town, and let me tell you, it was 90% the same as what was depicted in this movie.
"I just wanna be honest about being a misanthrope" for real though Mike is awesome.
I was a senior in HS in a suburb between Dallas and Ft Worth in 1980. Yes this is like a documentary.
This movie and scene is so much like my high school times just in a different era. Very relatable all the way around
Small movie mistake: Takes place in 1976 but the biker at 0:36 has the skull design used by _The Misfits_ on his jacket - but _The Misfits_ didn't use it until 1979. The image did exist prior to that as the band came across it from a fairly obscure 1946 movie: _The Crimson Ghost_ but it's pretty unlikely anybody would have had it on a jacket until after it was popularized by _The Misfits._
ive watched this movie 9 times legitamitly
I watched it nightly for two months in college. Boom.
Ross Geller Easy there, Ross;) Shouldn’t you be banging Rachel?
I watched it about a million
You got to pump those numbers up! Those are rookie numbers!!
sounds legitamite
I went to high school in the 70's senior year was 73 and this was really close to reality this movie is far out and still is.
I grew up near Austin & always visited with cousins that lives northeast mueller & Caesar Chavez and got to experience that lifestyle there but in my own modern version. I was born in 2000, it’s super interesting seeing the people from austin back then & how the roads and feel were so different.
Cars look so lame today. No soul or style at all today!
The Pontiac Firebird Trans Am look so cool !
I love joey lauren adams squeaky voice!!!
Mills Jovovitch is only 16 in this movie, and Parker Posey is 25.
Neither one of them look their age at all.
Cynical Atheist Mila
*Greg Hubbard* the chick at 0:03. She played Kevin's girlfriend.
*I say shotgun, you say wedding* that's not why. She was already living in the US by age 6. She was very fluent in English as a teenager. Before DAZED AND CONFUSED, she had been in CHAPLIN and RETURN TO THE BLUE LAGOON. She had extensive dialog in both, especially the latter in which she was the star. She spoke with a perfect American accent.
Now that I think about it, I remember Richard Linklater (the director) saying that 'Kevin Pickford' was originally going to be the main character (the keg party was supposed to be at his house, after all), but the actor was very difficult, so they whittled down his part to almost nothing. Unfortunately, that meant cutting most of Milla's scenes, since she played his girlfriend. They actually hooked up in real life. No joke, they eloped but their parents had the marriage annulled. It was crazy!
I canttttt wait to get off probation and smoke and watch this again 😩
Let's kick it
I was in grade nine when this movie came out!!! With that said I had to own a Trans Am, loved Clint's 73 SD-455, my cousin owned a 76 455 white with red black decals instead of blue, couldn't find a 73 around at that time, so I bought it and restored it and now I restored a 80 Trans Am and posted a video, due to this movie it changed my life with cars forever!!! One of the coolest movies of all time, complete legend!!!!
I feel bad for the people who feel like this type of stuff is lost. Poor things… I’m blessed to say I still have friends who cruise, we do stuff like hang at arcades, smoke, whatnot. I hope y’all get friends that do this too, cuz the wind in your hair with the joint lit up is a truly great feeling
Alright, alright, alright ....
It may still exist, but the consequences for getting caught are much more severe and could ruin your life. Back in the day, when cops would bust kids for having weed or alcohol, they would just confiscate it and tell the kids to go home because they recognized it was just dumb kids being kids and part of growing up means testing boundaries and finding your identity.
Nowadays, getting busted means fines and jail time and having a criminal record that can follow you around and hinder your opportunities in life. Furthermore, this was before everybody had cameras on their phones and were able to record everything and upload it to the internet for everyone to see. Back then doing stuff like this wasn't permanently recorded for all time and now it is, it's a completely different situation today.
@@jagpro91 just gotta be more vigilant then
The music and attitude is too different for me. Same things might be done, but it's still not the same thing. Times must change, but it ain't for everybody.
@@grecorobert97 great music still exists today, you just gotta find it, same with great vibes from other people, you just gotta keep a great circle
I just love this scene. Everyone cruisin' down the road ✨🚗🚙🛻
It's so funny when he says I wanna dance! Hahaha
It's so unexpected, its almost like he's making fun of somebody, haha
I love how Joey Lauren Adams flips out and then is easily pacified.
She clearly isn't, though, which is what's SO great about Joey's performance.
I like how hot she is the entire movie.
That voice though.
That is really funny. "I'm NOT mad..."
I was in high school in Texas 78-82. This movie nailed it.
This movie is my religion
Seen 16 candles, ferris buellers day off or animal house?
"Let us proclaim the mystery of how's someone's grandma who's 6'4" 250 can run a 4.5 foooooortyyyyy. She has ran, she is running, she will ruuuun aggaaaaaain."
Best damn movie ever
Life 4 Fire Forever I’m such a fan of John Hughes movies, and when I was a kid I saw that red Porsche 944 and had to have it.
I wish I grew up in this era to be honest… I hate being born in the 90s, these guys are literally my parents lmao
The car with flames at 00:16 seconds is a nod to AMERICAN GRAFFITI.
Quentin 33 I dont think it was an accident that this awesome movie was released on the 20th Anniversary of American Graffiti
If you love this movie means we could get along real fine
This is up there on the mantel with the greatest high school movies of all time.
2:05 lol still kills me to this day
He said so passionately gets me every time
Every year on the last day of school I watch this . I'm in 7th grade going to 8th so it will be supper cool to get to highschool.
well a year . But it will be so cool to be in the same grade as Mitch
Back when Mathew was just driving and not talking at same time.
Right on
I wanna dance!
that scene was so out of nowhere and never got addressed after that lol so strange
He danced.
And then he found a hitler Youth Army knife and cried
@@cfnovak1 Hitler Youth knife
criminally underrated scene in this movie
What a great movie definitely iconic.
Every single car that you see in this movie is cool.
one of the best movies from thr 90s
Around here, weed is so easy to get… my friends and I never run out; it's great.
This song is forever entwined with this movie in my psyche.
Also, Joey Lauren Adams was and will forever be a total babe.
She is very cute and pretty. I shared the same birthday (but different years) with her. So cool.
I think every straight guy in the 90s had a crush on her. She was so attractive yet she didn't have that "out of my league" vibe like so many female movie and TV characters had at the time. You didn't feel like you had to be some sort of Chad jock to have a chance with her.
Underrated the person who cast the actors in this film....underrated!!!!
"I wanna dance" lmfao
First time seeing this, Stoney and I love the vibe that the blond dude has at 1.22 was on haha
I've got that joint dude........lets rock and roll
can we just appreciate how great Ben Affleck was in this movie. his paddle was my favorite too lol
...and this was before he was "BEN AFFLECK." The world really took notice of him a little while later in 'Good Will Hunting.'
I rewatched this recently (Hadn't seen it since I was a teenager) you'd think Wooderson had a much bigger role in the film snice he's by far the most iconic character and definitely gets reference and quoted the most, but no one character is really the center of the film.
Now this I wish still around today...
Stacy Vega it is.
As much as i love The Breakfast Club damn this is how kids act even til today!
"Hey man you gotta joint?"
"No not on me man"
"Be a lot cooler if you did heh hehh"
I always loved this movie and the Brady bunch movies can't count how many times I've watched them just good vibe funny movies
70s America must've been the best time in history. Sure as hell isn't today.
Not if you black oh wait still having issues usa divided made in china not usa not good
It was the best decade, for sure. Less crowded, safer, simpler.
biggest case of FOMO is not being able to experience being a teenager in the 70s 💔
Even though this movie was set in the mid-1970s, this was basically Generation X's version of American Graffiti. Just move it from 1976 to 1986 and it's basically the same thing.
A lot of the younger baby boomers feel like they identify more with Generation X because they were too young to have experienced the political uprising of the 60s. They were just kids when all of that was happening.
@@needles1987 Yeah, that's probably right. They were the ones going to movie theaters to see Fast Times At Ridgemont High and Porky's when they were in their 20's while us Gen Xers had to wait for them to come out on cable TV because we were too young to see them in the cinema. lol
Definitely similar movies, but I always felt that Dazed and Confused was more optimistic than American Graffiti. The ending of D&C always leaves me feeling good but the ending of AG always leaves me with a twinge of sadness, especially when the character's prologues get flashed on the screen and that Beach Boys song hits.
Nah, that's like saying American Graffiti was Generation Jones' version of "Blackboard Jungle".
I don't even realize how much I quote this movie until I watch clips like these.
ME: "I WANNA DANCE!!"
MY WIFE: "I'm naht maad"
I came from a small town in Texas graduated in 2015... we used to cruise like this all the time, go out to my friends Ranch and have small parties and just have fun.
I’m glad I grew up in a small town
That's amazing. I thought this culture died out when the internet and especially smartphones came along. Glad you got to have some good old fashioned fun!
michaeloffgrid same here I graduated back in May. We’d always go out to the “hill” in the middle of nowhere out where people ride four wheelers and we go out there on Friday and Saturday nights and pretty much every night in the summers and have bonfires. It was fun back then sneaking our beer around hoping the cops wouldn’t show
@@bocephus6012 what part of Texas you mean By Small town?
Ethanly I’m from Tennessee bro
legendary movie such a classic 😂 must watch if u haven’t already
My favorite movie
In 2023 this would get teens suspended and or kicked outta school. I miss the days when new seniors and incoming freshman could partake in fun harmless traditions that was apart of your adolescence and gave you core memories.
It bealotcoolerifudid..
Mila Jovovich......
A simpler time... Miss those days.
It was so much better, in all ways.
Adam Goldberg is a great actor.
and hot too!
just a cringy woody allen rip off
Liked him in Saving Private Ryan.
Underrated for sure. Also loved him as Eddie in Friends.
The good old days before social media and living the moment
2:36......hooterson's reaction to the kid not having a joint is PRICELESS
MCM: the only one in the movie with a legitimate Texas accent 🤣
My father loves this part “be a lot cooler if you did”
So Rust Cohle wasn't always so dark
say man u got a joint.. uh...no not on me man.........it be better u did.....that's fucking amzing we need more movies like this
Anyone here for the Drunken Peasants intro?
#SmokePanEveryday
HeavyMetalHeathen09 #bantj
Parallax Hey man you got a joint?
Trung Tran Uhhh no not on me man...
it would be a lot cooler if you did hahaha
why does pink look so much like a tall frodo baggins
When gas prices were low enough to where you could cruise around town all night 😂
Middle class white people had a good life in 70s in Texas.
There was a black dude in there lol
@@sirdynos5646 yah just one lol😂
Yeah I think the 70s were the first decade black and white people got along lol
@@aryamanachanta Bullshit. The majority of black and white people have always gotten along.
@@aryamanachanta LOL! :))
class of 1976
Im here
1:17 that's the dude Kevin Spacey tried to mess with
*Greg Hubbard* the blond, Anthony Rapp.
This movie reminds me of how much of a loser I was in high school.
Good times.
American Graffiti vibes
Say man, you got a joint?
It'd be alot cooler if you did...
fuck, I love this movie.
Mobile phone service in the '70s musta rocked
My uncle said this to me at my sisters graduation and I had no idea what he was talking about
I LOOOOVE PARKER POSY HOLY SHIT
I started high school in.1978 this is totally accurate lol
HAHA MM has such great lines in this movie
I just found out that the real Wooderson passed away in 2018.