Hottest Summer Teen Flicks

The Godfather of the teen movie genre one of the best.

Fell off from the original but still provided great pot/potty and snappy humor which makes it a movie you can definitely watch a 100 times

Fair is Fair and this definite teen movie on rebellion really was the best.

Yo son this movie is a definite great enjoyable flick, for both the ladies and the fellas

This one takes pot humor to next level and you will love it

You will enjoy this great summer time movie although it is nearly 20 years old, it still makes me laugh.Europe as experienced by an American family is very funny and even people who are offended by the so-called lack of respect towards the old continent, should agree that the typical characteristics of the English, French, Germans and Austrians are true to life, although admittedly slightly exaggerated.It's an unpretentious movie which aims at offering a better form of slapstick. Chevy Chase with his mixture of good intentions and bewilderment is always hilarious. One good piece of advice: NEVER go to Austria and watch the guys doing those typical male dances in their short leather pants.After having seen this movie, you will be subject to hysterical laughter

Great Film/documentary all the way around. The Endless Summer features some typical surfer humour that some would find a bit "lame", but it always makes me laugh. One silly example: The two surfers pack their bags for their trip. One of them reads about possible shark attacks. The next thing that we see is the other one packing a single "band-aid"...for emergencies! Typical surfer humour!! Interestingly, but unfortunately for us, the only place the boys can't find a decent surf is here, in Australia! During their Australian trip they are constantly told by the younger and older surfers alike: "You guys really missed it. You should have been here yesterday!" This really means: "You guys really missed it. You should have been here last winter!" There are so many good things in the film to enjoy: the laconic narration by Bruce Brown; the personalities of the two surfers, Robert and Mike; the evocative music score; the excellent photography and editing; and the scenic locations all combine to make this a great experience.

Incredibly artistic and realistic film that is an amazing detail on the urban life in the inner city, though at some points the kids aren?t really acting and being themselves, Wassup Rockers feels more like a documentary then a movie.