Everyone in Kingston Falls seems to drive really old cars. I presume the film takes place in 1984, but you'll notice that all of the main characters drive cars from the 50s and 60s. I wonder if this was done on purpose to save money or just to show how "old school America" Kingston Falls still was.
sharelol to save money? The film grossed like $160 million. Anyway, "the latter" is closer to the answer to your question.
shareyou clearly don't know how cars looked like in the 50s and the 60s, are you 12?
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Um, yes I do. Here's the IMCDB page. You'll notice that the cars driven by the main characters are all from the 60s. The Futtermans own a 50s Nash Metropolitan, Billy drives a '67 Volkswagen, Randall drives a '63 Corvair. Most of the other cars are from the 70s, but still, yes, I know what 50s and 60s cars look like. Cars are one of my main interests.
sharewhere is the imdb page you are talking about? where did you get these information from? any way my dad drives a 1980s mercedes.
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http://www.imcdb.org/movie_87363-Gremlins.html
shareI figured it was to make the town seem more wholesome. Try to get the "typical American family" vibe off of it. That's why they also show older movies on the tv.
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