Mischief | Doug McKeon, Catherine Mary Stewart

Mischief | Doug McKeon, Catherine Mary Stewart | i grew up in the 50s

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Mischief

	Mischief Doug McKeon, Catherine Mary Stewart Starz / Anchor Bay, 2005 average customer review:based on 63 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

In 1956 love doesn't come easy for shy Jonathan Bellah. Not without a little help anyway. That's where his new friend Gene comes in the picture. Gene is rebellious and adored by all the girls. And with a few lessons Gene with teach Jonathan the tricks of the trade. But there are a few things they have to learn on their own, if they are to survive adolescence.

Hilarious.

I bought this movie randomly without even knowing what it was, and I love it. It's like an 80's American Pie and it's hilarious. And you can see popular actors now, back in the day. I would definitely recommend it.

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i grew up in the 50s

Like i said i grew up in the 50sso this movie brings back memories to me.I have this movie on vhs so i have been thinking about getting this one in DVD.I was born in 1933 and grew up back in Ohio and my first car was a 1933 Chevrolet then a 1941 Chevrolet.And all of the music was old rock and roll and country music from Nashville.

Mischief, the movie

This is one of my all-time favorites...I'm a sixties generation person. I previously had this movie on VHS but, when I saw it available on Amazon in DVD Widescreen format, I purchased it immediately and am absolutely delighted that I did.

This, in my opinion, is a great, feel-good movie that anyone can, in one way or another, relate to their high school days. Except for clothing style changes by generation, this movie is relevant and enjoyable for all ages.

I thought the transfer to DVD was done very good.

If you like feel-good movies, buy it!

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Mischief

We received our DVD of Mischief today. Look forward to watching later this week when we get time. Loved it since it debuted. I saw it at the show way back when. I have a taped copy I recorded off HBO about ten years ago.

I loved the soundtrack but I guess it was never released on an LP or CD. A shame as it contained a few songs I don't have in my collection.

The cover art I question. Why they chose to use the Bel Air instead of the Jonathan's Studebaker I don't know.

Tracy's review on Mischief

I thought the product arrived in excellent condition and I believe that the movie itself is a great one.

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