One of the greatest scenes from one of the greatest movies

[@hermestrismegistus3417]

This scene fully summaries my teenage years

[@zanderbear2487]

The Zahn out here crushing his role as buff

[@alvexok5523]

Yep, Steve Zahn who also had a funny role in Saving Silverman

[@imonit1177]

Life before cellphones must have been awesome.

[@jim7757]

absolutely (looking at my phone with disdain)

[@micahnewman]

No, there was no golden age. Nostalgia is bullshit.

[@alvexok5523]

​@@jim7757Yeah, it is fun sharing with each other through our cellphones how awesome it was without cellphones, lol

[@Whocareswins17]

It was

[@Beelzebubba2823]

Oh it was

[@johnholmeswebb8162]

I rented this movie by chance in 98, man this takes me back.

[@WhateverWhenever888]

I love this movie so much! It’s so chill and relatable

[@WarriorsBiggestFan2]

If Giovanni is in it, then it's already the greatest scene and greatest movie. But I love this anyway! :D

[@hatednyc]

LOVE this film. The 80's Punk film of the same name is awesome as well.

[@lennox5150]

This movie was just ahead of it's time :(

[@HereForAStorm]

I disagree and say this movie speaks much better to 1996 than any year since.

[@boobtuber06]

I've always thought that same exact thing; This is the quintessential 90s movie.

[@smartbunny]

I think before the 1950s young people weren’t really cognizant of their situation. They just went along for the most part. Of course there were some outliers. But they couldn’t make films. Just write books and poems.

[@David_Downs]

I'd say it was right on time.

[@NJGuy1973]

​@@smartbunnyBefore the 1950s young people didn't have a situation. They were expected to get educations, work, start families, and contribute to society as soon as they could. Then the US became the global capitalist superpower and could afford to let young people have a situation. And now it's the 2020s and it looks like the situation is solving itself.

[@Goctagon]

Giovanni Ribisi looks exactly like 90's Billie Joe in this.

[@Brandooon95]

boby is tre

[@justinalexander5959]

"When I Come Around" The Movie

[@Altri82]

I always related this movie like thise three friends looks like Green Day

[@virsidhu5125]

Awesum

[@Absolutelyheinous]

Early 2000’s Lars Ulrich

[@RikkiVanHowle83]

It's my duty as a human being to get upset

[@finn8478]

because im alienated

[@LuisTorres-bu3ti]

Kids don’t hangout like these guys do nowadays😕

[@whiskeyjim9549]

Lol yeah we do it's called highschool, I'm 27 now but me and my buds drank brew and smoked just like this. Boy do I miss it

[@OscarOffTheCuff]

@@whiskeyjim9549I’m 27 too but I think the commenter meant kids these ages portrayed in the movie don’t currently hangout like this anymore.

[@beepbeepimaification]

good movie with a alot of life lessons.

[@Picturetaker1984]

Best movie.

[@cortezmauricio5654]

Yea

[@thorguff]

I used to think movies like this were so original and the characters so unique and cool. Then I actually met people like this and learned better. Interestingly enough, most who were like this as 1990s teenagers are still like this.

[@CarlosGarcia-yo3zw]

both surburbia movies are great , ribisi is the man

[@Gabriel-all]

@Arkesh D Patel yeah

[@imorccUO]

I have always found this insightful and deep.

[@anderson088]

Buff, your ability to fantasize is only exceeded by your ability to lie!

[@90sstation35]

Such a great movie with a great message i think more people should know about this movie Great 90s Underrated movie This movie and the Movie Called Pump Up The Volume i dont know if anyone have seen that Amazing 90s movie its another great Underrated movie it Has a awesome message if you have not seen it you should The 90s Is Da Bomb.

[@eyeseer1]

Suburbia (1996). Good grief, this movie is 20 years old. (2016)

[@slylutfi]

even older now

[@xxo-deathshot-oxx2047]

Even older now

[@casiocurious8744]

Even older now

[@PepperJeffmakesmovies]

@@casiocurious8744 Even older now

[@jzen1455]

25 years now with millions more people dead and born since then.

[@NJGuy1973]

Smoke, babe, slice, brew. That's why we're here.

[@vegasvanga5442]

"We have Clerks at home."

[@daydrmnation]

So many great movies stem from hanging out behind convenience stores

[@wndy1975]

casual corner store convo

[@thrashdouche21]

great movie

[@imonit1177]

I just realized Fry on Futurama could have easily been inspired by the character Buff in this movie.

[@mikew1507]

Gasoline was $1.13

[@Beelzebubba2823]

U better believe it. Shit in the 80s gas was like 79 cents a gallon.

[@v1per187]

Pretentious dialogue but I love it

[@oasis6342]

Greg heflleys dad used to party hard.

[@DoomiePookie]

@poisonedmilk13 Where is the parking lot?

[@JRWeezy84]

im here cause of adam the woo lol

[@MommyDufrane]

I feel like this movie is low key about green day

[@MegaThecolonel]

QUALITY

[@clavididk1236]

Now i know why he was wade in saving private ryan.

[@AbbyNormal777]

yep.

[@kimberleydawn2445]

lmao I love this movie

[@cortezmauricio5654]

Yea

[@Altri82]

Green Day is that you ???

[@lilman0820]

what is the name of this movie

[@Gabriel-all]

SubUrbia(1996)

[@TheWayoftheSith]

Futile in the sense that we can't really do much about it, it's upto their government to fix their problems. They can ask for foreign aid. We as civilians can donate to charities that help the starving over seas but thats just a temporary fix and not a wide reaching one.

[@RedDawgTN]

This movie has it moments, but "Clerks" is way better.

[@Mendabur31]

I really think otherwise. I know it's a taste thing but clerks is shallow(i know this will trigger you. Pls dont mind) if you compare it to suburbia. Suburbia is way more subtle and has more depth in terms of human condition. But it doesnt mean clerks is worst. They are two different things and aim different things. I know people compare Kevin Smith to Richard Linklater but they shouldn't do that.

[@Profound79]

Clerks sucked. I don't know why anyone would prefer it over this. Clerks was one of the first films I ever owned on VHS but it was dull, pretentious, nerdy and mostly hype. This felt real to me. It felt like I stepped back in time. Conversations and situations that I experienced first hand and old friends that I miss just hanging out with. It wasn't perfect by any means but i've not seen many films that capture that time period so well.

[@justliving6577]

Clerks is a good film but the very film Clerks was inspired from (Slacker) is directed by the same guy who made this film.

[@A2Z83]

makes more sense to compare it to Clerks than the unrelated 80s movie Suburbia

[@enog1200]

Stassney and south first Austin Texas 78745

[@mikew1507]

Is the gas station now the Walgreens, Golden Chick, El Pollo Rico, or the insurance place?

[@Sephiroth9611]

@@mikew1507 Never been there, but just going by how it looks in the movie, I'm going to say the insurance place. Along with where this scene is, the other end of that building looks like where the gang hung out once Pony showed up.

[@operassiondragon5409]

GREEN DAY

[@thewandering525]

And now it's much worse.

[@PahubianInfluence666]

it's so sped up. wtf.

[@ianmullmusic]

lol not at all

[@SplinterAce]

Easy with them uppers man

[@ppppppppppp1890]

nothing nowhere

[@sunfade]

which song? i don't recognize this sample

[@ppppppppppp1890]

@@sunfade before the live version of twenty something :)

[@RubenRabitt]

This SubUrbia>than the Punk Suburbia. That movie sucked.

[@hrtreaper72]

1984 version is WAAAAAAAAY better!

[@David_Downs]

version? The only thing the two movies have in common is a name.

[@hrtreaper72]

Try watching the 1984 version,it is way better than this one!!!!!

[@David_Downs]

they are not the same at all, only thing that they have in common is a name.

[@alfblue4734]

corny, and psuedo intellect teen agnst corny.

[@razjml]

Yeah? That's the point my man, they're teenagers. You want them to be debating Heidegger?

[@alfblue4734]

@@razjml a normal teenager wud be watching this thinking how absurd it is greg heffleys dad and a scientology num nut are having an existential crisis

[@alfblue4734]

​@@razjml normal teenagers wud be watching this thinking how absurd it is greg heffelys dad and a scientiologist r having an exsistential crisis

[@donowens6527]

poser film

[@prxttyvibee2521]

This movie suck

[@JustWinBabyMMA]

Nothing matters.