Valley Girl is a romantic comedy film released in 1983.The film is set in the San Fernando Valley in Los Angeles during the 1980s, where lovebirds, Julie Richman, a popular Valley girl, and Randy, a punk from Hollywood, meet and fall in love.
Julie's friends initially disapprove of their relationship due to Randy's non-conformist lifestyle, but as time goes by, they slowly accept him into their circle. However, Julie's parents disapprove of them being together, as they want her to date a rich young man named Tommy.
Despite the obstacles, Julie and Randy continue to see each other and grow closer. Along the way, they attend a number of memorable events, including prom and a concert by the band Modern English.
As the night of prom approaches, Julie is forced to decide between her parents' wishes and her love for Randy.
Valley Girl is an iconic '80s film that perfectly captures the pop culture and fashion of the era, featuring popular songs from the time period, such as "We Got The Beat" by The Go-Go's and "I Melt With You" by Modern English. The film was directed by Martha Coolidge and stars Deborah Foreman as Julie and Nicholas Cage as Randy.