Synopsis:
Shy Ben Braddock (Dustin Hoffman) is home from college with a degree in hand and an uncertain future in mind. Next thing he knows his fathers partner's wants to fuck him. Hello there Mrs. Robinson. Everything is cool until Ben falls hopelessly in love with Mrs. Robinson's daughter.

Review:
Well now dats what I'm talkin' bout! My man had both the mom and the daughters poon. This kid should be on Springer! Jokes aside, this was a great film. It had everything you'd want in a film: a great story, fantastic actors and a groovy soundtrack. Well you can't have everything.

This movie used some whacked out angles, which I really love. I think its cuz the time when the film was made (1967); everyone was doing that shit, like batman. Now I have to comment on Anne Bancroft. Baby's got some gams. Lets face it; this movie is the reason why guys love chicks that wear stockings.

The soundtrack to this movie was done up by Simon and Garfunkel. Those mofos put together a bunch of creepy tunes for this film. It all works perfectly. The fucked angles, the spooky sounds of Simon and Garfunkel, and the engaging story. It all fits together seamlessly. I really like this film, a true classic.

Special Features :
The behind-the-scenes documentary was cool to watch. It was very informative and well put together. The Interview with Hoffman was all right but it's just a talking head for 23 minutes. That Dustin Hoffman talks up a storm. Lots of stuff to learn about the movie and how it was put together.

Video:
The video was extremely clean considering how old the film is. There is a couple of scratches in the transfer, but trust me nothing that would ruin the film.

Audio:
It's only stereo surround sound, but hey, it was made in 1967. The speech comes through clear and clean. But I feel the sound really excels when the music is playing. It just suits this film so much.

"Mrs. Robinson you're trying to seduce me...aren't you?" -Dustin Hoffman

-Zorbs