Fury said:

one of my all time favorite movies!

Teenage angst .. hmmm i picture different types of films.

Ginger snaps (lol)

For some odd reason when i first saw this film i could relate to the beastiality of puberty (being a teenager) and all that it entails.

The Breakfast Club.

harold n maude

shausler said:

Though not in the same class as H&M (what is?), I think Sixteen Candles is brilliant. Saturday Night Fever is great, too.

SexOnWheels said:

awesome flick! on and Sixteen Candles and Pretty in Pink.

is Grease a teen angst film? either way- i love that movie!

Pretty in Pink

tznekbsbfrvr said:

Oh me too!!!!!

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babooshleeky said:

i'm listening to Grease right now.. knowing me, i'm prolly gonna end up buying the soundtrack.

The Outsiders

babooshleeky said:

great book too!

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ah! James Dean and Marlon Brando! hunks! They are so gorgeous!

tznekbsbfrvr said:

yes it was

babooshleeky said:

last night i heard "stay gold, ponyboy" in my head, and thought i should start an outsiders appreciation thread today. i guess this will suffice. love love love the movie and book.

madartista said:

babooshleeky said:

we're gonna do it for Johnny, man! let's do it for Johnny!!!

madartista said:

is one of them Patrick Swayze (sp?)?

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tznekbsbfrvr said:

he was Ponyboy & Sodapop's older brother.

i thought donnie darko was a pretty primo teenage angst movie. you got your teenage angst, your existential angst and your paranormal angst all wrapped up in one clever story.

The Doom Generation. Starts with Rose McGowan looking out into nothing (she's bored of the Goth/Punk club she's in) and says "Fuck!". It is the epitome of Gen Xer's

superspaceboy said:

ooo... good one. love it!

Fury said:

LOVE that! i overheard someone talking about this movie on saturday at yoga. hadn't thought of it in a long time. i can't hear the commodores' "oh no" and not think of it.

heartbreaking and a very real look at 80's teen life, at least thru my eyes it was.