School Vandalism
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Year Published: 1972
Complete Record: The film depicts a group of teens who engage in school vandalism and face the consequences of their actions. As they navigate their mischievous plans, tensions rise when the police become involved, and they confront the reality of their poor decisions. The narrative highlights themes of peer pressure, parental responsibility, and the struggles of adolescence, particularly in relation to academic performance and personal accountability. Keywords teens, school vandalism, peer pressure, consequences, adolescence, parental responsibility, academic struggles
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[Applause] in the counter. Hands in the counter. Okay, boys. Follow me. This was a great idea you had this time. Hey man, you were the one that said, "Let's find some kicks." All I said was, "What are we going to do this afternoon?" Guys, what are we going to do today? Can't go retreat. She's not home. Let's go to the pizza shop. What do you mean the pizza shop? I want to go to my house. You guys ever been up there? No. What's up there? Let's go find out. [Music] You guys come on up. [Music] [Music] Keep it up. I'm proud of you. You're bigger and you'll be an elephant. Oh, I didn't say nothing. I'm sorry I didn't say nothing. Look how far it is. Take one step. Boom. Bam. You must be building our beach. I need it. Hey, you guys, you better cool. The cops control patrol this place. Heck, if I'd have known all this was going to happen, I wouldn't let Greg come along. My parents are going to blame me for this, and I hardly did anything. Come off it. You're earning it all the way. You're the one that found the window. Every day you get a ball. Hello, Mom. Uncle Uncle Thomas, man. It's a cafeteria. Call Mr. Johnson's swap shop. Why is it always you that makes the messes? Now I've had enough of you. Get out and stay out for one week. Come on, let's go check it out. You stay here and let us know if anybody comes. Eckno. If you just stayed up on the roof to warn us. They don't mad. We're the ones that really blew it. This is really the mistake of my dad. It just means more study. I kept two jobs and helped support the family. I still got good honor grades. But dad, all my other grades are okay. It's just in English. I just don't like the teacher. That's no excuse for a bad grade. I must have been enough to get involved in this. You stay here. Man, you think you got problems? I'm going to be kicked off the team for this. Sam is an intelligent boy, Mrs. Garner, but his inability to read up to grade level is affecting all of his marks in school. He should be placed into one of our remedial reading classes. Remember, Sam, if you don't improve your reading ability, you're going to suffer poor marks throughout your school life. If you wish to remain eligible for the basketball team, those marks are going to have to be kept up. Did you hear that, Sam? You know, Mr. U, it ain't easy to handle this boy without his father to help. I didn't like school anyway. Besides, we'll be here for a long time. Remember Charlie Short? All he did was slash Mr. Brand's tires and he got three years in juvie. They probably called their parents by now. My dad's really going to be shook. I wouldn't be surprised if they took Greg home and left me here. You know, if it's bad enough, they try in court. Even if you're underage, man. We'd be better off in court. Cuz once you get it to Julie, they just forget you until you're so old, no one remembers. And only if you guys had to mess around with that fire. [Music] [Music] You guys, come on. It's a fire. Wait. [Music] Come on. We got to go out the door. Over by the wall. Put your hands on the wall. Spread your legs. We didn't do anything. [Music] [Applause] We didn't mean to do anything. Keep looking. Straight ahead. All right, let's go. We got 442 6160. Got a 400 400 two 400 Hey boys, come with me. I'm sorry, Mom. You never listened to me. Now look what you've gotten yourself into. I said I was sorry. How could you do this? How could you get your little brother in this mess? He's old enough to know when he's doing something wrong. Mr. Mrs. Gomez, would you take your son and go with Officer Merrill? Mrs. Garner, will you take your son and go with Sergeant Ramsay? And Mr. Mrs. Bradley, will you bring your sons and come with me? [Music]
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