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Definitive HS movies by decade

Not thought of as a high school movie but it absolutely is......The Karate Kid (Original)
 
It's interesting that you picked a movie from 1986 to best represtent the '50s. Would a movie from the '50s do that better? Unless you think SBM would better hold their attention than a movie from the '50s.

I remember when I first got a Netflix subscription (back in the mailed DVD days) and started to watch some classic movies I always heard referenced but had never seen. One of them was The Graduate, and I was like, "Oh, this is what the '60s looked like and felt like." The clothing, the style, the furnatute, etc. It hits different when you're seeing something actually from that era rather than an attempt to recreate it, like an Austin Powers or Mad Men version of the '60s.
Similar to dazed being a good representation of the 70s… if it was done well then and a good movie then why not.

My dad went to scotsbluff high 69-74. Said that, other than all the pot, that was so much like what his HS weekends were like. Hasn’t said that about any other movie.
 
In 1999, both “She’s All That” and “Drive Me Crazy” came out. Both are about the popular high schooler turning a geek or weirdo into an advantage. So I nominate 1999 the year of HS movies where a makeover happens.
 
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