No doubt intended as a totally campy joke, "Full Moon High" portrays 1950s teenager Tony Walker (Adam Arkin) accompanying his father (Ed McMahon) on a trip to Romania
, where he meets his future wife (Linda Blair) and their two young children (Diane Lane and Michael Caine).<br /><br>< br />The film is a great example of how the 1950's were a time of great social change, and the film's message is that the world is changing, but it's also a very positive one. The film also shows that people are still living in the past, so it is not just about the future, it also has a positive message about what is possible in today's society. It also tells us that we can still be proud of our past and be happy in our present. This film has great potential, especially for those who are not yet ready to see the great things that are possible. I highly recommend this film to anyone who is looking for a film that will make you feel like you are living the life you want to live. If you have never seen the movie before, you will definitely enjoy it. You will also be able to enjoy the story of Tony and his family, as well as the characters and situations that they face. < br />I highly suggest this movie to everyone who has never been to a movie theater, or who wants to learn about life in a different time period
 in order to find out what happened to his grandfather. The film is a great example of how the 1950's were not the great years of American cinema, but rather the decade of the 1960's.