Easy Riders, Raging Bulls

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Ed M 02/20/2021 Not as good as the book but entertaining. See more andres s 01/12/2021 Really interesting to see how movies have changed with the times and the social events that were happening during that time. Especially how the late 60's and 70's introduced a new way to make films and changed filmmaking forever. I love all the stories that all these people who were involved have to tell. I love how detailed they are. It's so funny how the filmmakers the came after the Coppola's, the Altman's, the Ashby's, Hopper's, Peckinpah's were regarded as the nerds. These included Spielberg, Lucas, Scorsese, Polanski. Paul Schrader was probably one of the most interesting people in this documentary. He seems like an insightful man. Kind of crazy how off the rails Hopper became, especially with the help of drugs. See more 07/02/2017 Glossed over a lot that the book explores but as a cliff notes version it's alright. See more 06/10/2016 Pretty good doc, not comprehensive enough though even though it's two hours. Also it just kind of ends. Pretty anticlimactic. See more 11/21/2015 Graet documentary about a bunch of directors and how the film industry reinvented. See more 01/17/2014 Easy Riders, Raging Bulls is an interesting snapshot of a pivotal period in film but it doesn't have quite the insight that I was hoping for. Perhaps I'll get that if I actually read the book. See more Read all reviews

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