Dazed and Confused features the best kind of out-of-control teens. If ever there were a bunch of adolescences you wanted to hang out with, these 1970s party people are them. Although now best known for Boyhood, Richard Linklater's first breakout film was this coming-of-age cult classic about the last day of school in small-town Texas. Taking place in the space of just 24 hours, it chronicles the adventures of more than a dozen young adults who drive around looking for the best way to celebrate their Summer holidays, and there's really little more to it than that. At the heart of the film is young soon-to-be freshman Mitch Kramer who, after a beating from the Seniors of the school, is taken out by the very same bunch to drink beer, smoke weed and kiss chicks all night. The vast majority of the older kids are far from a good influence on the barely-teenage Mitch, and perhaps his introduction to drugs and alcohol at such a young age isn't the best thing for him, but Dazed and Confused focuses on the good times and really living in the moment. "L-I-V-I-N. Livin'!"
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