70s movies

RisingsonRisingson 696 Posts
edited January 2009 in Strut Central
I've been giving some heavy rotation to my 70s DVD collection as of late & I thought I'd rep a few people need to seeThe ConversationGet CarterPlay Misty for MeThe French ConnectionPerformanceAll the Presidents MenNetworkDont Look NowAnnie HallSerpicothe 70s is easily my favourite moive decade. Anyone care to add to the list & recommend some ish I might not have seen??

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  • roistoroisto 881 Posts
    I've been watching a lot of Italian crime films recently, these are all recommended:

    Damiano Damiani: How To Kill A Judge
    Sergio Sollima: Revolver - what a powerful film!
    Pasquale Festa Campanile: Hitch-Hike
    Sergio Martino: Mannaja - a later Italo-western, but IMO one of the genre's best
    Enzo G. Castellari: The Big Racket
    Enzo G. Castellari: The Inglorious Bastards - not Castellari's best, but an enjoyable war flick nevertheless

    Don't Look Now is great, especially if you get to see it in a theater.

  • ElectrodeElectrode Los Angeles 3,135 Posts

    Sergio Sollima: Revolver - what a powerful film!
    Sergio Martino: Mannaja - a later Italo-western, but IMO one of the genre's best



    Enzo G. Castellari

    Don't forget the classic early 80s post-Apocolypse rip-off trilogy of his! 1990: The Bronx Warriors even had a drum part.


  • batmonbatmon 27,574 Posts


    Its terrible but one of my favs -

    A retarded dude who thinks he's a superhero - Brooklyn 70's Italian hood related

    b/w

    Cameo by White Gucci Belt Rick

  • ElectrodeElectrode Los Angeles 3,135 Posts
    Nunzio?

  • fejmelbafejmelba 1,139 Posts
    puppet on a chain
    de inbreker
    foxbat
    cobra 1
    der engel von der reeperbahn

  • batmonbatmon 27,574 Posts
    Here comes the usual French Connection and friends list.

  • jodorowsky, argento and that felini joint with the cat in the ferrari.. umm yeah


  • onetetonetet 1,754 Posts
    my favorite decade for film as well, i can't hold back the megalist. I've tried to weigh in heavily with American classics and should-be classics towards the beginning...

    Night Moves
    The Gambler
    Charley Varrick
    Cisco Pike
    3 Women
    Car Wash
    Dawn of the Dead
    King of Marvin Gardens
    Shampoo
    Fat City
    Straight Time
    Payday
    Smile
    The Hot Rock
    Wattstax
    Sweet Movie
    Long Goodbye
    Taking of Pelham 1 2 3
    Silent Partner
    Nashville
    The Duel
    The Landlord
    Little Murders
    Brewster McCloud
    Ali: Fear Eats the Soul
    Prime Cut
    Man Who Fell the Earth
    The Beguiled
    Scum
    Touki Bouki
    Dusty and Sweets McGee
    Badlands
    Le Cercle Rouge
    The Devils
    Blue Sunshine
    A Real Young Girl
    McCabe + Mrs Miller
    The Conformist
    Killer of Sheep
    Two-Lane Blacktop
    O Lucky Man!
    Dog Day Afternoon
    Murmur of the Heart
    Atlantic City
    Barry Lyndon
    Watermelon Man
    Bloody Kids
    Farewell, My Lovely
    Loving
    Grand Theft Auto
    Don
    Wanda
    Punishment Park
    Satan's Brew
    Rockers
    Greaser's Palace
    Female Trouble
    Space Is the Place
    the Middleman
    Klute
    Stroszek
    Last Detail
    Sholay
    Humanoids From the Deep
    Chinatown
    The Shout
    Five Easy Pieces
    Demon Seed
    La Rupture
    Fingers
    Don't Touch the White Woman
    Walkabout
    Xala
    Days of heaven
    Secret Ceremony
    The Candidate
    Juggernaut
    Targets
    Long Good Friday
    Joe
    Driller Killer
    Last Tango in Paris
    Vengeance is Mine
    Real Life
    God Told Me To
    Cruising
    Killing of a Chinese Bookie
    Knife in the Head
    Deep End
    Hired Hand
    American Friend
    Three Days of the Condor
    Husbands
    Private Life of Sherlock Holmes
    Last Picture Show
    Bring Me the Head of Alfredo Garcia
    Cockfighter
    Carnal Knowledge
    Stepford Wives
    Zardoz
    Deathdream
    The Tenant
    Pretty Maids all in a Row
    $ (Dollars)
    The Passenger
    The Devil, Probably
    The Driver
    Ms 45
    Sisters
    Mikey + Nicky
    Getting Straight
    Parallax View
    California Split
    Martha
    The Front
    Assault on Precinct 13
    Where's Poppa
    Turkish Delight
    Welcome to LA
    Black Caesar
    Discreet Charm of the Bourgeoisie
    Save the Tiger
    The Fury
    Day for Night
    Spook Who Sat By the door
    Vanishing Point
    The Killer Elite
    Foul Play
    The Plumber
    Scarecrow
    Come On Children
    Frenzy
    Thunderbolt and Lightfoot
    Fun With Dick and Jane
    Woman Under the Influence
    Towering Inferno
    Lancelot of the Lake
    Pocket Money
    That Obscure Object of Desire
    Junior Bonner
    Honeymoon Killers
    Beyond the Valley of the Dolls
    Inserts
    Dillinger Is Dead
    Harlan county USA
    Tales of Ordinary Madnesss
    The Big Fix
    Themroc
    Born to Win
    Hospital (wiseman)
    Hospital (George C Scott)



    everything fassbinder, herzog and frederick wiseman touched this decade and nearly everything altman touched



  • First time I ever saw tits...I was 7 years old...can you believe my uncle and aunt took me to see this flick? Second time I saw tits- Saturday Night Fever...

  • Ok- so i now it was released in 1981 but the story was written and it was set in 70's australia. You gotta check PUBERTY BLUES!! Cult Classic hear of teenage life in Sydney's burbs!! Sex, drugs, drinking, pregnancy and it helped popularise the term "fish-faced mole"!!

    MUST SEE!!


  • Some still missing from the previous lists


    Taxi Driver

    Blue collar

    Truck Turner

    Yakuza

    Coming home

    Rolling Thunder

    Mean Streets

  • some more:

    Friends of Eddie Coyle

    Jeremiah Johnson

    Hit Man

    Enter the Dragon

    French Connection II

    Dillinger

    Apocalypse Now

    Fighting Mad

    Sorcerer

    The Golden Needles

    American Graffiti

    The Slams

    Jaws

    Crazy Joe

    Alice doesn't live here anymore

    Saint Jack

    Magnum Force

    Dirty Mary Crazy Larry

    Lenny

    White line fever

    The Exorcist

    Switchblade Sisters

    Hardcore

    New York New York

    Caged Heat

    Coockoo Nest

    Jackson County Jail

    The Enforcer

    Detroit 9000

    Dirty Harry

    Coffy

    Death Race 2000

    Ebony Ivory & JAde

    Convoy

    Plaza Suite

    Terminal Island

    Race with the Devil

    Friday Foster

    The Laughing Policeman

    The student nurses

    Bucktown

    Bound for Glory

    Blacula

    The 7 ups

    and millions of others ...

    (as for italian crime, one for all : Fernando di leo's "La mala ordina" aka "The Italian Connection"



    BTW Anyone has a link for a really comprehensive list of american 70's movies ?

  • onetetonetet 1,754 Posts



    Blue collar

    Yakuza


    for my taste, these were the biggest omissions from my list. love both these movies!




  • Blue collar

    Yakuza


    for my taste, these were the biggest omissions from my list. love both these movies!

    not taxi driver ?

  • facesdfacesd 236 Posts
    Friends of Eddie Coyle


    Does anyone know how to get a hold of this flick?....really want to check this out and apparently it never came out on DVD? At least that was the info my local mom and pop video shop imparted.....

  • magneticmagnetic 2,678 Posts
    The Ninth Configuration
    Day Of The Locust
    The Duellists
    Up in Smoke
    Alien
    Johnny Got His Gun

  • onetetonetet 1,754 Posts



    Blue collar

    Yakuza


    for my taste, these were the biggest omissions from my list. love both these movies!

    not taxi driver ?

    possibly because i watched TD too much when younger, i'd be more likely to rewatch Blue Collar or Yazuka these days.

  • Friends of Eddie Coyle


    Does anyone know how to get a hold of this flick?....really want to check this out and apparently it never came out on DVD? At least that was the info my local mom and pop video shop imparted.....

    supposed to come out on DVD soon... in 2009 ? I read this somewhere...

  • Friends of Eddie Coyle


    Does anyone know how to get a hold of this flick?....really want to check this out and apparently it never came out on DVD? At least that was the info my local mom and pop video shop imparted.....

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