I'm not sure exactly when I put it on my watchlist, but while going through some movies I had saved, _Grease_ unexpectedly became the next one I watched. It's certainly a classic film; I doubt you could find anyone who doesn’t know at least one song from it. You probably have a general idea of what the story is about, but here’s the official description: _Good girl Sandy Olsson and greaser Danny Zuko fell in love during the summer. When they unexpectedly end up attending the same high school, can they recapture their romance?_ Released in 1978 but set in 1958, it's a very enjoyable film to watch. Nearly every song is familiar, and I won’t deny that I may have slid across our kitchen floor on my knees after seeing it, shouting “it’s ELECTRIFYING.” What strikes me now when watching this movie is how suggestive it is. A lot of the content went completely over my head when I was younger. Broken condoms, calling cars "pussy wagons," singing about certain things and swimsuits getting wet – I had forgotten just how much double meaning and innuendo there are in the lyrics and throughout the film. It’s also interesting to consider a particular theory: that Sandy actually died on the beach at the very beginning of the movie, and everything else is her brain's dying fantasy. If you think about it, in “Summer Nights,” from Sandy’s perspective, Danny says he saved her life because she almost drowned. What if she really did drown? That would explain why, as she enters this alternate reality, she asks him, "Is this the end?" and he responds, “Of course not. It's only the beginning.” Then she experiences a fantasy of a year filled with high school romance with Danny; these visions become increasingly wild until the film’s conclusion when they drive off in a car that lifts into the air, presumably marking her final moments. That's something to consider next time you watch it. Regardless, it's an entertaining movie and always worth revisiting.

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