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VHS : Hometown USAIn association with Amazon.comstarring: Gary Springer, David Wilson, Cindy Fisher, Brian Kerwin, Pat Delaney directed by: Max Baer Jr.  Audience Rating: R (Restricted) Binding: VHS Tape EAN: 9786302037906 Format: NTSC ISBN: 6302037905 Sales Rank: 97792 Related Items: Average Rating:
 Rating:  - dumb movieIf you are reading this review about this movie you have already spent too much time on this movie....it stinks, no it reeks....don't even think about buying it Rating:  - "Hey, they call you 'The Rodent', or something like that, don't they?"The 1970s saw a wave of nostalgia directed primarily towards the late 1950s/early 1960s, precipitated by George Lucas' cinematic staple American Graffiti (1973), which was followed up by a not so great sequel titled More American Graffiti (1979). Following suit we saw the popular television series "Happy Days" (1974), and other films like Grease (1978), Eskimo Limon (1978) aka Lemon Popsicle, The Hollywood Knights (1980), along this little known (and lesser) feature titled Hometown USA (1979), directed ... Read More Rating: - Not much to it.This is certainly one of the bigger pieces of fluff to come out of the '70s. A 20-something year old high school "kid" is considered to be a total loser. He takes a brand new Chevy convertible from an acquaintance without asking permission. Now he's becoming friends with the cool guys and catching the eyes of some ladies. That's it. Harmless but usually quite boring. Rating: - Fun Max Baer FilmI really like Max Baer film's. They have a cool hands-on feel. This one is about a geeky teen in the fifties who borrows a car without asking and suddenly has friends because the car is really hot. Amusing and fun Max Baer entry. Check out ODE TO BILLY JOE and MACON COUNTY LINE for his two best known films Rating: - Rodney C. Duckworth RULES!A low-grade imitation of American Graffiti/Animal House/Hollywood Knights, et. al. that was all the rage in the late 70s/early 80s. The adventures of a geek named Rodney C. Duckworth and his efforts to end his virginity. Directed by Max Baer, Jr. (Jethro Bodine from the Beverly Hillbillies, who was better off as a brain surgeon or double-knot spy). Quack on, brother Rodney, you RULE! Browse for similar items by category:
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