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* EndOfAnEra: Like ''Film/DirtyDancing'', this movie accurately portrays the decline of Catskills resort vacations due to rise in air travel in the 1960s.
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%% * MatzoFever: Walker. Come on, why else does he make a point of selling women's clothing at resorts populated by primarily Jewish communities?
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%% * GettingCrapPastThe Radar: Due to overwhelming and persistent misuse, GCPTR is on-page examples only until 01 June 2021. If you are reading this in the future, please check the trope page to make sure your example fits the current definition.
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* ArtisticLicenseAstronomy:
** While the Apollo 11 moon landing date is correct-- July 20, 1969-- the moon was just six days old on that date and would have set by 11 PM on the night of the landing. About half of the moon would've been visible from that part of the world but they show a full moon clearly visible in the sky.
** Also, when everyone is watching the moon landing, the TV shows the moon's surface as the ship lands. There's no way people could've seen this footage until after the crew came back to Earth.
** While the Apollo 11 moon landing date is correct-- July 20, 1969-- the moon was just six days old on that date and would have set by 11 PM on the night of the landing. About half of the moon would've been visible from that part of the world but they show a full moon clearly visible in the sky.
** Also, when everyone is watching the moon landing, the TV shows the moon's surface as the ship lands. There's no way people could've seen this footage until after the crew came back to Earth.
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* ArtisticLicenseSpace:
** While the Apollo 11 moon landing date is correct-- July 20, 1969-- the moon was just six days old on that date and would have set by 11 PM on the night of the landing. About half of the moon would've been visible from that part of the world but they show a full moon clearly visible in the sky.
** When everyone is watching the moon landing, the TV shows the moon's surface as the ship lands. There's no way people could've seen this footage until after the crew came back to Earth.
** While the Apollo 11 moon landing date is correct-- July 20, 1969-- the moon was just six days old on that date and would have set by 11 PM on the night of the landing. About half of the moon would've been visible from that part of the world but they show a full moon clearly visible in the sky.
** When everyone is watching the moon landing, the TV shows the moon's surface as the ship lands. There's no way people could've seen this footage until after the crew came back to Earth.
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* ParentalFashionVeto: Implied with Alison twice: When they arrive at their bungalow, Alison is reprimanded for wearing a varsity tee that has the [[DoubleEntendre number 69]] on the front and back and told to change into something appropriate, later Alison wears [[AgeInappropriateDress a bra and short shorts]].
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* ParentalFashionVeto: Implied with Alison twice: When they arrive at their bungalow, Alison is reprimanded for wearing a varsity tee that has the [[DoubleEntendre number 69]] on the front and back and told to change into something appropriate, later Alison wears [[AgeInappropriateDress a bra and short shorts]].
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* UsefulNotes/{{Woodstock}}: Alison is desperate to attend the music festival, only to be told that she wasn't old enough. However, Alison sneaks out and sees Pearl with Walker, resulting in Alison discovering Pearl's infidelity.
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* GettingCrapPastTheRadar:
** Or at least past the Kantrowitzes' young son. "You can do Chuck when you get older!"
** "We should do Chuck differently this time!"
** Or at least past the Kantrowitzes' young son. "You can do Chuck when you get older!"
** "We should do Chuck differently this time!"
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%% * GettingCrapPastTheRadar:
** Or at least past the Kantrowitzes' young son. "You can do Chuck whenGettingCrapPastThe Radar: Due to overwhelming and persistent misuse, GCPTR is on-page examples only until 01 June 2021. If you get older!"
** "We should do Chuck differentlyare reading this time!"in the future, please check the trope page to make sure your example fits the current definition.
** Or at least past the Kantrowitzes' young son. "You can do Chuck when
** "We should do Chuck differently
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- Comically Missing The Point: Pearl says her most major decision is whether to shop in the A&P or at Walbaums. Marty responds that the A&P has fresher Ring-Dings.
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* ComicallyMissingThePoint: Pearl says her most major decision is whether to shop in the A&P or at Walbaums. Marty responds that the A&P has fresher Ring-Dings.
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* YourCheatingHeart: Pearl cheats on Marty with Walker.
