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21 Up (1977)

After another 7 year wait, director Michael Apted revisits the same group of British-born children from Seven Up! and 7 Plus Seven. The subjects are interviewed as to the changes that have occurred in their lives during the last seven years.

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Kevin C 26 Jun 2011

This step in the series is far more self aware then the others and deals with how the subjects view the project heavily. I think this is a bad thing and the series would be better served just following them and their development and not dwelling on how they see the representation of themselves. Maybe its just me but the tone of the female subjects seems to be really defensive and they seem to take offense to many of the questions. I also found having the characters compare themselves to each other was also awkward and goes against what I think the idea of the project should be. The reason I like this series is that you see how people develop individually. We can see how they have different opportunities and opinions, but having the people compare themselves to each other seems to create unnecessary conflict.

Man G 26 Oct 2007

this is the coolest idea ever and i'm glad somebody came up with it 40 years ago so i don't have to wait 7 years to see the next one. the one who grew up on the farm grew up to be hot.

Jason L 22 Aug 2008

The best of the first three in the series. For the first time, Apted's subjects have the ability to properly express their emotions, and the results are really moving.

Ed Gonzalez 25 Oct 2004

Seven Up scene-stealer Neil Hughes becomes the series' tragic figure in 21 Up.

Bahar L 07 Oct 2007

one of the best in the series, now the kids are done with their teenage years and struggling to make some lives for themselves!