1970s Crime Movies

[phallus]

I'd never seen her before that film, but damn. She was bad ass.

i had a big crush on russell when i was about 13 or 14, she has done several nude scenes in film up until her late 30's, i have :wank: to most of them

[Tony Trick-Pony]

i had a big crush on russell when i was about 13 or 14, she has done several nude scenes in film up until her late 30's, i have :wank: to most of them

I'll have to check out the collection. LOL

[iamboxing]

I LOVE 70s MOVIES. For me it was a time when directors didn't give two ****s about pandering to the audience and just told their story:

A Clockwork Orange - a must see
Deliverance - rednecks, rape...has it all!
Dirty Harry - Clint doing what he does best
Duel 1971 - Speilberg's first film. So simple, yet so suspenseful
Five Easy Pieces - Watch Jack Nicholson self-implode
Hard Times 1975 - Some good old fashioned bare-knuckle fighting with a brilliant story to boot
High Plains Drifter - Clint's best western IMHO
McCabe & Mrs Miller - Realistic depiction of the old West and one mans determination to protect his brothel
The Driver 1978 - Love this one. Crime noir done right with fantastic car chases.

[Tony Trick-Pony]

I LOVE 70s MOVIES. For me it was a time when directors didn't give two ****s about pandering to the audience and just told their story:

A Clockwork Orange - a must see
Deliverance - rednecks, rape...has it all!
Dirty Harry - Clint doing what he does best
Duel 1971 - Speilberg's first film. So simple, yet so suspenseful
Five Easy Pieces - Watch Jack Nicholson self-implode
Hard Times 1975 - Some good old fashioned bare-knuckle fighting with a brilliant story to boot
High Plains Drifter - Clint's best western IMHO
McCabe & Mrs Miller - Realistic depiction of the old West and one mans determination to protect his brothel
The Driver 1978 - Love this one. Crime noir done right with fantastic car chases.

Great list!

I've seen A Clockwork Orange(one of my top 3 by Kubrick), Deliverance(and read the book), Dirty Harry(you're not a man until you watch this), Hard Times(Bronson and Coburn? No brainer), High Plains Drifter(one of Clint's best Westerns) and The Driver(excellent car chases!

I just found Duel and will try to watch the others although I didn't have any luck last time I searched for Five Easy Pieces. Been meaning to see McCabe and Mrs. Miller for a while..

[Tony Trick-Pony]

I LOVE 70s MOVIES. For me it was a time when directors didn't give two ****s about pandering to the audience and just told their story:

A Clockwork Orange - a must see
Deliverance - rednecks, rape...has it all!
Dirty Harry - Clint doing what he does best
Duel 1971 - Speilberg's first film. So simple, yet so suspenseful
Five Easy Pieces - Watch Jack Nicholson self-implode
Hard Times 1975 - Some good old fashioned bare-knuckle fighting with a brilliant story to boot
High Plains Drifter - Clint's best western IMHO
McCabe & Mrs Miller - Realistic depiction of the old West and one mans determination to protect his brothel
The Driver 1978 - Love this one. Crime noir done right with fantastic car chases.

Watched Duel.

I loved it!

Thanks!!

[Tony Trick-Pony]

I LOVE 70s MOVIES. For me it was a time when directors didn't give two ****s about pandering to the audience and just told their story:

A Clockwork Orange - a must see
Deliverance - rednecks, rape...has it all!
Dirty Harry - Clint doing what he does best
Duel 1971 - Speilberg's first film. So simple, yet so suspenseful
Five Easy Pieces - Watch Jack Nicholson self-implode
Hard Times 1975 - Some good old fashioned bare-knuckle fighting with a brilliant story to boot
High Plains Drifter - Clint's best western IMHO
McCabe & Mrs Miller - Realistic depiction of the old West and one mans determination to protect his brothel
The Driver 1978 - Love this one. Crime noir done right with fantastic car chases.

Found McCabe and Mrs. Miller, too.

Pretty good but didn't care for the soundtrack.

Decent story though.

[Tony Trick-Pony]

Just checked this one out. Eh, not too sure about it. Very strange film. Liked the amount of *******, doe...

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[Tony Trick-Pony]

Just checked this one out. Eh, not too sure about it. Very strange film. Liked the amount of *******, doe...

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In fact, I agree with this review from '76 which calls the film bland. And it is every so bland.

https://www.nytimes.com/1976/02/16/a...nd-effort.html

[Tony Trick-Pony]

Not a bad flick at all.

Always enjoy watching Bronson...

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[TJ highway]

The Getaway!

Walter Hill director.

Steve McQueen, Ali MacGraw, Ben Johnson and Bo Hopkins (one of my all time favorites).