WHERE WERE YOU IN '62?
BLACK CAT BOOKS B-416
NEW YORK, USA
1ST PRINTING 1978
SCREENPLAY MOVIE TIE-IN
WITH 70 ILLUSTRATIONS
FIRST PUBLISHED BY EVERGREEN BLACK CAT 1971
COVER ART BY STEVE HELLER
"A lasting work of art!
Superlatives are dangerous, but sometimes hard to resist. George Lucas's American Graffiti is easily the best movie [of 1973]. Beyond that, I think it is the most important American movie since Five Easy Pieces-maybe since Bonnie and Clyde. The special excitement of the film is that it takes us beyond nostalgia-into a rediscovery of the past and of memories that might have been lost forever. American Graffiti is like going home; it's a primal experience!"
-Stephen Farber, The (Sunday) New York Times
"A very good movie, funny, tough, unsentimental!"
-Roger Greenspun, The New York Times
"A masterfully executed and profoundly affecting movie!"
-The Los Angeles Times
**** An altogether endearing movie that turns back the clock to an age of sublime innocence. Warm, funny, and poignant, a richly entertaining movie guaranteed to please nearly everyone!"
-Kathleen Carroll, New York Daily News
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