Still a great fictionalized view of England's Mod scene
Quadrophenia was about England’s Mod scene and based off of the Who’s rock opera. The film focuses upon the rise and fall of Jimmy (Phil Daniels) who at first escapes from his dreary life with his Mod friends and then everything comes apart on him. Throughout there is music by the Who.<br /><br />The start of the film is an introduction to the Mods via Jimmy. The first thing you see is Jimmy riding his decked out scooter with all kinds of extra lights and mirrors. Next he goes to a club to hang out, see a band play, do drugs and meet girls.<br /><br />The tension comes from two things. First, he can’t get the girl he likes which leads to constant frustration. Second, the rivals of the Mods are the Rockers. The two are constantly getting into fights. That comes a head at the climax when the Mods and Rockers meet in Brighton that turns into a running riot.<br /><br />This still stands up as a great look at part of English youth culture in the 1970s in obviously a very stylized and fictional manner.<br />C
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