- Anvilicious: It would be wrong for society to punish all adults because we all become adults someday. Gee, you don't say.
- Hilarious in Hindsight:
- Over fifty years after this film's release, another young man (aged 25) named "Max" Frost
would be elected to the House of Representatives, becoming the first member of Generation Z to serve in the United States Congress! - The film's tagline of "If you're thirty, you're through!" could just as easily apply to the film adaptation of Logan's Run, released eight years later.
- Over fifty years after this film's release, another young man (aged 25) named "Max" Frost
- Retroactive Recognition:
- A pre-Brady Bunch Barry Williams plays Max as a teenager.
- Bobby Sherman plays a small, uncredited role as an interviewer.
- Unintentional Period Piece: The entire movie premise operated during a time when Boomers were seen as the liberal-leaning young-adult generation. In an ironic sense, Boomer generation in the United States would become a lynchpin of politics after 1980's albeit in their older age and more conservative political stance.
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