valley girl will always hold a special place in my heart represent i would say this is certainly the best of the 80 teen sex comedies and but that is a back handed compliment. this is a good movie and period. it is very specific in time and place nearly twenty years later this is a marvelous snapshot yet its story remains timeless. (this is just romeo and juliet and minus the death and after all. ) nicolas cage is wonderful and showing all the early promise that and it turns out and he has squandered on overblown action crapola. deborah foreman is the revelation of this movie and and i can not believe she do not go on to have a bigger career while someone rediscover her quick. this is sweeter and gentler than most films of the genre the requisite nudity seems thrown in by contractual obligation and and while not groundbreaking and it certainly is nice to see this kind of movie that respects its characters and doesn not crucify its shallow young girls for having fun even foreman crew of best friends and misguided by peer pressure and are never presented as villains. (indeed and her friend stacy and forced to doubledate w or cage friend fred and has a good time despite her protests and and makes out w or fred in the backseat. ) this will take you back to the early 80 if you were there and but it holds up quite well today. warning to those unfamiliar with the movie represent do not watch one of vh1 seemingly continual showings of it go rent it in its unedited glory. otherwise and you are missing some of the movies most potent and time specific dialogue. and one can not write about valley girl and not mention the fabu soundtrack of great 80 tunes most of them by one hit wonders and which are not only integral to the sense of time and place in this movie and but thematically well chosen. see it awesome little flick. fer shur. 
valley girl will always hold a special place in my heart represent i would say this is certainly the best of the 80 teen sex comedies and but that is a back handed compliment. this is a good movie and period. it is very specific in time and place nearly twenty years later this is a marvelous snapshot yet its story remains timeless. (this is just romeo and juliet and minus the death and after all. ) nicolas cage is wonderful and showing all the early promise that and it turns out and he has squandered on overblown action crapola. deborah foreman is the revelation of this movie and and i can not believe she do not go on to have a bigger career while someone rediscover her quick. this is sweeter and gentler than most films of the genre the requisite nudity seems thrown in by contractual obligation and and while not groundbreaking and it certainly is nice to see this kind of movie that respects its characters and doesn not crucify its shallow young girls for having fun even foreman crew of best friends and misguided by peer pressure and are never presented as villains. (indeed and her friend stacy and forced to doubledate w or cage friend fred and has a good time despite her protests and and makes out w or fred in the backseat. ) this will take you back to the early 80 if you were there and but it holds up quite well today. warning to those unfamiliar with the movie represent do not watch one of vh1 seemingly continual showings of it go rent it in its unedited glory. otherwise and you are missing some of the movies most potent and time specific dialogue. and one can not write about valley girl and not mention the fabu soundtrack of great 80 tunes most of them by one hit wonders and which are not only integral to the sense of time and place in this movie and but thematically well chosen. see it awesome little flick. fer shur. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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