Customer Ratings & Reviews

Dazed and Confused is a coming of age story that is written and directed by Richard Linklater. The film, while released in 1993, takes place at the end of the school year in 1976. The film is decent and with some good laughs and a nice coming-of-age story about going into your freshmen year of high school and entering into your senior year also. The film is regarded as a teen classic and is so; however, it does not live up to a lot of Linklater's later work (for example: the Before Sunrise Trilogy). It is a tad overrated but is fun to watch in 2014 due to performances from actor's early on in their careers, such as Ben Affleck and Matthew McConaughey. Overall decent watch and the bluray is of great quality.

This is a really fun film that depicts what it would have been like to be in high school circa 1975. The entire film takes place over the course of just one night. You'll notice a lot of stars when they were a lot younger. Enjoy the killer soundtrack as well. The blu-ray looks great. However, there aren't many extras to talk about here. Was kinda hoping for a director's commentary, but there is none. Fun blu-ray to watch when you want to be transported back in time.

I enjoyed looking back at a story about late 70s life for young kids entering and leaving high school. I was a bit disappointed in what I felt was a lack of humor throughout the movie. It had some ups, but there were definitely more moments of lacking.

Not in my collection yet and at a great price. Not a great film but captures this period of the 70's when I was actually this age. Has 1st roles for people like Ben Affleck and Matthew McConaughey.

I only bought this movie because my spouse kept saying it was funny, but I found it pretty pointless.

Another classic that is sitting well in my collection, glad for this buy

Dazed and Confused is your average stoner movie, not much more than that.

420 friendly before it was cool ! A lot of fun for all ages

Great price for this dvd and it comes with a movie ticket.

Other than an exceptional performance by Matthew McConaughey, I really don't have a whole lot of great things to say about this film. It's not bad, and some sequences are quite humorous, but the movie is just too inconsistent in my opinion. A good period piece though. Die hard fans may want to opt for the loaded 'Criterion' edition that is more expensive, but loaded with bonus material not seen here.

This Criterion edition is absolutely loaded with bonus features, which is the highlight of this product, because the movie, while funny, just isn't really all that great...