What most impresses me about this movie and a few others from the 80's
like Breakfast Club and St. Elmo's Fire is how they lack all the brash,
rude and obnoxiousness found in movies today! The young generation of
that time ( and every young person has thier time) didn't fill the
screen with crude language and remarks degrading to each other. In this
movie they still had enough good sense to not curse like uneducated
heathens! Seems like all the movies today just seem to fill the screen with one
F**k and a$$hole and sheeet and every other imaginable word you could
use just to see how many they can say in 90 minutes! It surely is a time gone by and perhaps we do live in a world that is
more realistic and streetwise, but it sure isn't going to make the world
a better place throwing obsceneties it in our face all the time! Oxford Blues was refreshing because it had some class even though it was
a simple plot and a simple movie. And Rob Lowe was one heck of a goodlooking
like Breakfast Club and St. Elmo's Fire is how they lack all the brash,
rude and obnoxiousness found in movies today! The young generation of
that time ( and every young person has thier time) didn't fill the
screen with crude language and remarks degrading to each other. In this
movie they still had enough good sense to not curse like uneducated
heathens! Seems like all the movies today just seem to fill the screen with one
F**k and a$$hole and sheeet and every other imaginable word you could
use just to see how many they can say in 90 minutes! It surely is a time gone by and perhaps we do live in a world that is
more realistic and streetwise, but it sure isn't going to make the world
a better place throwing obsceneties it in our face all the time! Oxford Blues was refreshing because it had some class even though it was
a simple plot and a simple movie. And Rob Lowe was one heck of a goodlooking