Original sentence: However, some believe the film to have a subtler genius that they feel shouldn't be denied.Lester, who also directed "Class of 1984" and "Firestarter", "Boogie" is seen by some as a commentary on the frivolity of American youth on the verge of yuppiedom circa 1979.On the surface, "Roller Boogie"  is a campy low budget movie obviously made quickly before the roller skating fad met its end.Remaining under the radar, this movie, with its amazing costumes, skinny, shirtless young men, and innocent girls that just want to skate and "have someone hold [them]", is seen by many to immortalize a happier time.They also believe that Bray not only fulfills the role of the downtrodden young whiz kid, representing the bohemian nature of Terry's dreams, but owns an intense sensitivity swollen by his lack of funds and an adequate gym membership.To them, Blair captures the innocence of an individuality that they believe to be forfeited at a young age for responsibility and respectability
Edited sentence: Amazing costums, skinny, shirtless young men, innocent girls that just want to skate and "have someone hold [them]".Blair captures the innocence of an individuality that our society forfeits at a young age for responsibility and respectability.Bray not only fulfills the role of the downtrodden young whiz kid, representing  the  bohemian nature of Terry's dreams, but owns an intense sensitivity swollen by his lack of funds and an adequate gym  membership.Lester, the man who gave us "Class of 1984" and "Firestarter",  "Boogie" is a commentary on the frivolity of American youth on the verge of yuppiedom circa 1979.On the surface, "Roller Boogie"  is a campy low budget movie obviously made quickly before the roller skating fad met its end; its subtle genius cannot be denied.Remaining under the radar, this movie immortalized happier days, and never had to make an even campier sequel.Surrounded by a cast of unlikely heroes, the only thing I regret after watching this movie is that i didn't get to know them better.With a musical accompaniment owning a sincerely driving disco beat and the surprisingly good theme, "Roller Boogie" succeeds in a way which "Saturday Night Fever" never could