Featured Audience Ratings

• Manu G

  
  Some guys get all the brakes! Good 80's classic movie! License to Drive is a movie about taking chances, though you can probably figure out from beginning to end how the movie is going to go. No less, it's good 80s fun. Les Anderson (Haim) has turned 16 and is desperate to… More
  Some guys get all the brakes! Good 80's classic movie! License to Drive is a movie about taking chances, though you can probably figure out from beginning to end how the movie is going to go. No less, it's good 80s fun. Les Anderson (Haim) has turned 16 and is desperate to get his driver's license. Over-confident, it is no surprise that he flunks the exam. But he figures no one would notice. So, he lies to his folks and friends about the whole thing, expecting everything will be smooth sailing until he can retake the exam. 'An innocent girl. A harmless drive. What could possibly go wrong?' For sixteen year old Les Anderson, plenty can go wrong when you have a night like his. He's an adolescent American with dreams of getting his hands on his first driver's license, so he can hit the town cruising with his friends Dean and Charles, but ultimately to impress the girl of his dreams, Mercedes Lane. Unfortunately for Les, his worst nightmare hits home hard when she fails his driving exam and his parents put him on probation for trying to hide the truth, so now his chances of being able to drive are squashed badly. However, Mercedes, who has just broken up with her old boyfriend who's a rich snob, is bored and wants to keep the date that she promised with Les and the youngster's heart skips a beat when she calls him up asking to go out for a night on the town. Les knows he's risking big-time punishment, but he decides that if he's gonna go down, he may as well have some fun with the girl of his dreams. When he takes his grandfather's prized Cadillac on his date with Mercedes, hilarity ensues with him, his friends Dean and Charles and his drunken date as they do all they can to get the Caddy home in one piece as comical disaster roars down the fast lane.

• AJ V

  
  If you love the two Coreys, you'll enjoy this movie. It's a fun and exciting little teen comedy. It's very funny and entertaining, and the supporting cast is great, I really liked it.

• Phil H

  
  I like the 80's, boy do I hehe but this is really kinda lame even for that. There's no real point to it really, simply a Corey vehicle with very basic plot, effects and acting. A few nice spots but nothing to shout about, Heather Graham is very cute :)

• James A

  
  Only the Coreys could transend time and space by cramming a 2 day adventure into half a night.

• Dean M

  
  More wildly and funny with the Coreys in a Cadillac car of the late 1980s. Lots of laughs!

• Candy R

  
  One of my fave teen flicks about a guy trying to get his licence to impress a girl.

• Jason S

  
  Funny teen flick. This was when the Corey's were still going strong and not as hooked on the drugs and stuff.

• Deb S

  
  Young Les Anderson (Corey Haim RIP) pairs up with best buddy Dean (Corey Feldman) in this jolly teen comedy where Les plays a boy who longs for the day when he can get his driver's license and attend parties with his friends without his parents having to drive him there. But then… More
  Young Les Anderson (Corey Haim RIP) pairs up with best buddy Dean (Corey Feldman) in this jolly teen comedy where Les plays a boy who longs for the day when he can get his driver's license and attend parties with his friends without his parents having to drive him there. But then disaster strikes when he fails his driving test and has to pretend that he passed in order to take the girl of his dreams Mercedes Lane (Heather Graham) out on a date. The date turns into a nightmare as Les in his granddad's most prized possession , a Cadillac - along with Feldman and company get more than they bargain for when everything that can go wrong does.

• Quinto W

  
  Whenever Richard Masur and Carol Kane were onscreen, I would have a blast watching the movie. Whenever Corey Haim was, though, everything would be the most obvious, generic and unfunny joke. It reminded of the Simpsons episode Bart Gets Famous when Krusty puts a vase near a door and… More
  Whenever Richard Masur and Carol Kane were onscreen, I would have a blast watching the movie. Whenever Corey Haim was, though, everything would be the most obvious, generic and unfunny joke. It reminded of the Simpsons episode Bart Gets Famous when Krusty puts a vase near a door and very loudly says "I hope nothing happens to this vase", or something like that, and Bart would open the door, the vase broke and the audience laughed.

• Donna D

  
  One of my truly favorites of Corey Haim and Corey Feldman during High school years. The character of Les Anderson played by Corey Haim will always be remembered for his funny, cute and hilarious character. RIP Corey!

• Lee K

  
  I love this movie and it never airs much on t.v. Ill wait to its released on blu-ray

• Leo L

  
  Hilarious!

• Chad R

  
  The two coreys - the chick in this was hot when I was a teenager

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