Explain how the movie "American Graffiti" shapes America's car culture

Cars and Culture Name Institutional Affiliation
Cars and CultureIn society, cars can be viewed as a reflection of someone’s personality. It shows a high social class and brings about a sense of pride so long as one has a fancy car. In the film American Graffiti, the producer captures the attention of the audience and ends up influencing a new culture of automobiles in America. This movie is very popular because it depicts the timelessness and fanciness of social classes (Gordon, 2018). This movie has moved so many people over the years because the audience has a perceived accuracy of the portrayal of the 50’s and 60’s teen culture. It is viewed by many as a great historical fiction. There is no sociological treatise that can be able to duplicate the success of the movie in recalling how exactly it was to be alive during those cultural instances.The producer, George Lucas has used the cruise to bring out the structure of the movie rather than its subject. The weaving of the cars all over the streets of Modesto, passing and missing each other and at times confronting each other gives form to the independent and intersecting stories creating the movie (Stone, 2017). It emphasizes the disconnection between the characters; in that, they inhabit limited as the circuit they repeat endlessly still separated by the type of the cars they drive. These divisions and relating of a person and the type of the car they drive serves as a rank to many Americans, and they strive to possess at least one.Another reason why this film is so convincing is that its pr...