This movie more than any other of the "this should be brought to DVD" category seems to be the one I keep checking on over the years hoping to find it has made it to DVD at last.
I liked that it had so few actors yet told the story perfectly. Remember this was written by John Hughs, and he has some pretty great successes to his name (which is why I first chose to watch it when it came out on VHS).
It tells the story of a mischievous teen who plays tricks on the police, just like we did when I was a kid growing up in a small town. Only on a grander scale than we ever did.
I have no idea if generally people would like this movie, most have never gotten a chance since this went to VHS without hardly a whisper at the box office and no DVD. Perhaps I only like it because it seems to familiar to my brothers and I as teenagers.
I liked that it had so few actors yet told the story perfectly. Remember this was written by John Hughs, and he has some pretty great successes to his name (which is why I first chose to watch it when it came out on VHS).
It tells the story of a mischievous teen who plays tricks on the police, just like we did when I was a kid growing up in a small town. Only on a grander scale than we ever did.
I have no idea if generally people would like this movie, most have never gotten a chance since this went to VHS without hardly a whisper at the box office and no DVD. Perhaps I only like it because it seems to familiar to my brothers and I as teenagers.