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* SugarWiki/MomentOfAwesome: In [[Film/{{Quadrophenia}} the movie]]'s ending, Jimmy steals Ace Face's scooter, rides it along Beachy Head (to [[SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic "I've Had Enough"]], no less), before throwing it off onto the rocks below, having come to terms with himself. Also, his moment of enlightenment before chucking the scooter, when he screams a single word that sums up the entire point of the story: "'''[[BeYourself ME!]]'''"

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* SugarWiki/MomentOfAwesome: In [[Film/{{Quadrophenia}} the movie]]'s ending, Jimmy steals Ace Face's scooter, rides it along Beachy Head (to [[SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic "I've Had Enough"]], no less), before throwing it off onto the rocks below, having come to terms with himself. Also, his moment of enlightenment before chucking the scooter, when he screams a single word that sums up the entire whole point of the story: "'''[[BeYourself ME!]]'''"
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** The chief rocker girl is played by Creator/LindaRegan, who would later be best known for playing April Wingate in ''Series/HiDeHi''.

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* RetroactiveRecognition: Mainly for Creator/RayWinstone and Creator/TimothySpall in TheMovie.

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** An aggressive rocker is played by Creator/GaryHolton, who would later be best known for playing Wayne Norris in ''Series/AufWiedersehenPet''.
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* SugarWiki/MomentOfAwesome: In the movie's ending, Jimmy steals Ace Face's scooter, rides it along Beachy Head (to [[SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic "I've Had Enough"]], no less), before throwing it off onto the rocks below, having come to terms with himself. Also, his moment of enlightenment before chucking the scooter, when he screams a single word that sums up the entire point of the story: "'''[[BeYourself ME!]]'''"

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* SugarWiki/MomentOfAwesome: In [[Film/{{Quadrophenia}} the movie's movie]]'s ending, Jimmy steals Ace Face's scooter, rides it along Beachy Head (to [[SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic "I've Had Enough"]], no less), before throwing it off onto the rocks below, having come to terms with himself. Also, his moment of enlightenment before chucking the scooter, when he screams a single word that sums up the entire point of the story: "'''[[BeYourself ME!]]'''"
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* ValuesResonance: Despite being written in TheSeventies and being about TheSixties, the themes of teenage angst, drug use, popularity, and identity are applicable to any generation. The only thing that's changed is the drugs being used, and even then those haven't changed all too much.

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* ValuesResonance: Despite being written in TheSeventies and being about TheSixties, the themes of teenage angst, drug use, popularity, and identity are applicable to any generation. The only thing that's changed is the drugs being used, and even then then, those haven't changed all too much.
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* ToughActToFollow: Widely considered to be Pete Townsend's masterpiece and described by the man himself as "the last truly great Who album." While their albums that followed had hits and were beloved in their own right, none were anywhere near as ambitious.

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* ToughActToFollow: Widely considered to be Pete Townsend's Townshend's masterpiece and described by the man himself as "the last truly great Who album." While their albums that followed had hits and were beloved in their own right, none were anywhere near as ambitious.
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* ValuesResonance: Despite being written in TheSeventies and being about TheSixties, the themes of teenage angst, drug use, popularity, and identity are applicable to any generation. The only thing that's changed is the drugs being used, and even then those haven't changed all to much.

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* ValuesResonance: Despite being written in TheSeventies and being about TheSixties, the themes of teenage angst, drug use, popularity, and identity are applicable to any generation. The only thing that's changed is the drugs being used, and even then those haven't changed all to too much.
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* RetroactiveRecognition: Mainly for Music/{{Sting}}, Creator/RayWinstone and Creator/TimothySpall in TheMovie.

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* RetroactiveRecognition: Mainly for Music/{{Sting}}, Creator/RayWinstone and Creator/TimothySpall in TheMovie.
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Sting was already in The Police when the film released.


* HilariousInHindsight: Seeing Music/{{Sting}} fighting [[Music/ThePolice the police]].
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* ToughActToFollow: Widely considered to be Pete Townsend's masterpiece and described by the man himself as "the last truly great Who album." Indeed, while they continued to have hits, none of their albums were anywhere near as ambitious.

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* ToughActToFollow: Widely considered to be Pete Townsend's masterpiece and described by the man himself as "the last truly great Who album." Indeed, while they continued to have hits, none of While their albums that followed had hits and were beloved in their own right, none were anywhere near as ambitious.
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* HilariousInHindsight: Seeing Music/{{Sting}} fighting the police.

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* HilariousInHindsight: Seeing Music/{{Sting}} fighting [[Music/ThePolice the police.police]].
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* ValuesResonance: Despite being written in TheSeventies and being about TheSixties, the themes of teenage angst, drug use, popularity, and identity are applicable to any generation. The only thing that's changed is the drugs being used, and even then, not that much.

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* ValuesResonance: Despite being written in TheSeventies and being about TheSixties, the themes of teenage angst, drug use, popularity, and identity are applicable to any generation. The only thing that's changed is the drugs being used, and even then, not that then those haven't changed all to much.
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* ValuesResonance: Despite being written in TheSeventies and being about TheSixties, the themes of teenage drug use, popularity, and self-identity are still just as relevant today. The only thing that's changed is the drugs being used, and even then, not that much.

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* ValuesResonance: Despite being written in TheSeventies and being about TheSixties, the themes of teenage angst, drug use, popularity, and self-identity identity are still just as relevant today.applicable to any generation. The only thing that's changed is the drugs being used, and even then, not that much.
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* HilariousInHindsight: Seeing Music/{{Sting}} fighting the police.

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* CrowningMomentOfAwesome: In the movie's ending, Jimmy steals Ace Face's scooter, rides it along Beachy Head (to [[CrowningMusicOfAwesome "I've Had Enough"]], no less), before throwing it off onto the rocks below, having come to terms with himself. Also, his moment of enlightenment before chucking the scooter, when he screams a single word that sums up the entire point of the story: "'''[[BeYourself ME!]]'''"


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* SugarWiki/MomentOfAwesome: In the movie's ending, Jimmy steals Ace Face's scooter, rides it along Beachy Head (to [[SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic "I've Had Enough"]], no less), before throwing it off onto the rocks below, having come to terms with himself. Also, his moment of enlightenment before chucking the scooter, when he screams a single word that sums up the entire point of the story: "'''[[BeYourself ME!]]'''"
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* RetroactiveRecognition: Mainly for Music/{{Sting}} and Creator/RayWinstone in TheMovie.

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* RetroactiveRecognition: Mainly for Music/{{Sting}} and Music/{{Sting}}, Creator/RayWinstone and Creator/TimothySpall in TheMovie.
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* ValuesResonance: Despite being written in TheSeventies, the themes of teenage drug use, popularity, and self-identity are still just as relevant today. The only thing that's changed is the drugs being used, and even then, not that much.

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* ValuesResonance: Despite being written in TheSeventies, TheSeventies and being about TheSixties, the themes of teenage drug use, popularity, and self-identity are still just as relevant today. The only thing that's changed is the drugs being used, and even then, not that much.
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* CrowningMomentOfAwesome: In the movie's ending, Jimmy steals Ace Face's scooter, rides it along Beachy Head (to [[CrowningMusicOfAwesome "I've Had Enough"]], no less), before throwing it off onto the rocks below, having come to terms with himself. Also, his moment of enlightenment before chucking the scooter, when he screams a single word that sums up the entire point of the story: "[[BeYourself ME!]]"

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* CrowningMomentOfAwesome: In the movie's ending, Jimmy steals Ace Face's scooter, rides it along Beachy Head (to [[CrowningMusicOfAwesome "I've Had Enough"]], no less), before throwing it off onto the rocks below, having come to terms with himself. Also, his moment of enlightenment before chucking the scooter, when he screams a single word that sums up the entire point of the story: "[[BeYourself ME!]]""'''[[BeYourself ME!]]'''"

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* CrowningMomentOfAwesome: In the finale of the movie, Jimmy steals Ace Face's scooter, rides it along Beachy Head (to [[CrowningMusicOfAwesome "I've Had Enough"]], no less), before throwing it off onto the rocks below, having come to terms with himself.
** His moment of enlightenment before chucking the scooter, when he screams a single word that sums up the entire point of the story: "[[BeYourself ME!!!]]"

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* CrowningMomentOfAwesome: In the finale of the movie, movie's ending, Jimmy steals Ace Face's scooter, rides it along Beachy Head (to [[CrowningMusicOfAwesome "I've Had Enough"]], no less), before throwing it off onto the rocks below, having come to terms with himself.
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* CrowningMomentOfAwesome: In the finale of the movie, Jimmy steals Ace Face's scooter, rides it along the white cliffs of the Seven Sisters (to [[CrowningMusicOfAwesome I've Had Enough]], no less), before throwing it off onto the rocks below, having come to terms with himself.

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\n* CrowningMomentOfAwesome: In the finale of the movie, Jimmy steals Ace Face's scooter, rides it along the white cliffs of the Seven Sisters Beachy Head (to [[CrowningMusicOfAwesome I've "I've Had Enough]], Enough"]], no less), before throwing it off onto the rocks below, having come to terms with himself.



* ValuesResonance: Despite being written in '70s, the themes of teenage drug use, popularity, and self-identity are just as relevant today. About the only thing that has changed is the drugs in question, and even then not much.

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* ValuesResonance: Despite being written in '70s, TheSeventies, the themes of teenage drug use, popularity, and self-identity are still just as relevant today. About the The only thing that has that's changed is the drugs in question, being used, and even then then, not much.
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* RetroactiveRecognition: Mainly for Sting and RayWinstone in TheMovie.

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* ToughActToFollow: Widely considered to be Pete Townsend's masterpiece and described by the man himself as "the last truly great Who album." Indeed, while they continued to have hits, none of their albums were anywhere near as ambitious.
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* MagnumOpus: [[WordOfGod Pete Townshend himself]] said that this was the last truly great Who album. The few albums they released afterwards, while still well-liked, are hardly as memorable.
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* MagnumOpus: [[WordOfGod Pete Townshend himself]] said that this was the last truly great Who album.

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* MagnumOpus: [[WordOfGod Pete Townshend himself]] said that this was the last truly great Who album. The few albums they released afterwards, while still well-liked, are hardly as memorable.
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* MagnumOpus: [[WordOfGod Pete Townshend himself]] said that this was the last truly great Who album.
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** His moment of enlightenment before chucking the scooter, when he screams a single word that sums up the entire point of the story: "[[BeYourself ME!!!]]"
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* FauxSymbolism: Jimmy's relationship with drugs throughout the thing has elements of this.



* ValuesResonance: Despite being written in '70s, the themes of teenage drug use, popularity, and self-identity are just as relevant today. About the only thing that has changed is the drugs in question, and even then not much.

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* ValuesResonance: Despite being written in '70s, the themes of teenage drug use, popularity, and self-identity are just as relevant today. About the only thing that has changed is the drugs in question, and even then not much.much.

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* CrowningMomentOfAwesome: In the finale of the movie, Jimmy steals Ace Face's scooter, rides it along the white cliffs of Dover (to [[CrowningMusicOfAwesome I've Had Enough]], no less), before throwing it off onto the rocks below, having come to terms with himself.
** Wrong area of the coast. He's actually riding from Brighton, past Newhaven and Seaford, towards Eastbourne and turns and sends the bike off Beachy Head. The cliffs you see are the Seven Sisters - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seven_Sisters,_Sussex

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* CrowningMomentOfAwesome: In the finale of the movie, Jimmy steals Ace Face's scooter, rides it along the white cliffs of Dover the Seven Sisters (to [[CrowningMusicOfAwesome I've Had Enough]], no less), before throwing it off onto the rocks below, having come to terms with himself.
** Wrong area of the coast. He's actually riding from Brighton, past Newhaven and Seaford, towards Eastbourne and turns and sends the bike off Beachy Head. The cliffs you see are the Seven Sisters - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seven_Sisters,_Sussex
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* ValuesResonance: Despite being written in '70s, the themes of teenage drug use, popularity, and self-identity are just as relevant today. About the only thing that has changed is the drugs in question, and even then not much.
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* RetroactiveRecognition: Mainly for Sting and RayWinstone in TheMovie.

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