A nerd from Chicago tries desperately to fit in with the California surfing crowd, blind to the fact that their lives are even more boring and empty than his.
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Pemeran
John D. Hancock
Director
Glynnis O'Connor
Corky
Seymour Cassel
Duke Slusarski
Dorothy Tristan
Fay
Dennis Christopher
T.T.
John Calvin
Rick
Todd Susman
Jordy Banks
Tanya Roberts
Stephanie
Alice Playten
Corrine
Ned Wynn
Earl Fescue
James Van Patten
Mike
Stacey Nelkin
Marsha
Johnny Fain
Tenner
Tom McFadden
Dan
Tom Rosqui
George Booke
Marshall Efron
Ruben
Barton Heyman
Jerry
Kirsten Baker
Karen
Shannon Terhune
Missy
Ned Wynn
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source: California Dreaming
California Dreaming
This is one of those movies I hope to see again. I often surf the internet hoping to find this movie released on DVD. A great soundtrack, a good cast and an interesting angle on growing up... surf style. Includes the best recording of "California Dreamin" extent, and the instrumental "Brothers Theme" is haunting! The sub plot of re-living the glory days by an over the hill surfer in contrast with the adolescence of the kids around him provides sort of a retrospective view of life. It is a deeper movie than it seems to be on the surface, which makes the comedy funnier, and the sad moments even more so, kind of like a good episode of MASH. A cleaned up 5.1 enhanced DVD release of this movie would be most welcome by me!
This movie starts out like some light hearted goof. I thought it was going to be like caddyshack or meatballs or something. Then about half way through, I'm getting into it. It feels like a bunch of people I know, and its almost like hanging out with them. As the movie winds down toward the end of summer, you can feel it like a kid who just wants 20 more minutes before he has to go to bed. The drama starts to creep into the comedy and you never see it coming. Finally, you get blindsided and before you know it, you're moved almost to tears. Someone said it felt more like 75 than 79. I agree. It actually felt older than that, except for the cars. Great movie.
