Connections
← Inspired By
Featured Path
The Graduate → Risky Business → The Girl Next Door
Sources
Influenced By
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The Graduate (1967)
"This film's exploration of youthful rebellion and suburban ennui significantly impacted "Risky Business." The producer, Jon Avnet, mentioned their intent was to create a movie akin to "The Graduate" for that era." Greasykidstuffmagazine source
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The Conformist (1971)
"Paul Brickman cited Bernardo Bertolucci's "The Conformist" as an inspiration, particularly for its visual style and thematic depth." 12 Old Time Facts About <em>Risky Business</em> Mental Floss
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Easy Rider (1969)
"The film reflects a shift from movies like "Easy Rider," indicating a change in cultural focus during the Reagan era." Greasykidstuffmagazine source
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Midnight Cowboy (1969)
"The film reflects a shift from movies like "Midnight Cowboy," indicating a change in cultural focus during the Reagan era." Greasykidstuffmagazine source
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Rebel Without a Cause (1955)
"Some critics viewed "Risky Business" as an update to James Dean's seminal film, addressing themes of youthful rebellion and societal expectations." Risky Business (1983): Paul Brickman’s Comedy, Starring Tom Cruise Emanuellevy
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The Girl Next Door (2004)
"This film mirrors "Risky Business" by exploring a high school student's unexpected relationship with a former adult film actress, leading to personal growth and entrepreneurial ventures." The Delayed Revolution of Risky Business in Teen Movies — Crooked Marquee Crooked Marquee
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The Bling Ring (2013)
"Reflecting the entrepreneurial spirit seen in "Risky Business," this film portrays teenagers engaging in criminal activities to achieve a desired lifestyle, highlighting themes of ambition and moral ambiguity." The Delayed Revolution of Risky Business in Teen Movies — Crooked Marquee Crooked Marquee
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Hot Summer Nights (2018)
"This movie echoes "Risky Business" by depicting a young man's transformation into an entrepreneur through illicit means, set against a backdrop of youthful rebellion and self-discovery." The Delayed Revolution of Risky Business in Teen Movies — Crooked Marquee Crooked Marquee
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The Breakfast Club (1985)
"This film's portrayal of teenage rebellion and the pressures of adolescence influenced Hughes's depiction of high school life." Indiana Daily Student Indiana Daily Student
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The Social Network (2010)
"While not a teen comedy, this film shares thematic elements with "Risky Business," focusing on a young entrepreneur's rise to success and the personal and ethical challenges that accompany it." The Delayed Revolution of Risky Business in Teen Movies — Crooked Marquee Crooked Marquee
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Easy A (2010)
"Similar to "Risky Business," this movie delves into themes of reputation and the commodification of personal experiences, as the protagonist navigates high school dynamics after a false rumor spreads." The Delayed Revolution of Risky Business in Teen Movies — Crooked Marquee Crooked Marquee