Easy Rider, Hard Riding

Franz 2022-04-20 09:01:41

The movie version of On the Road.
Two burly men shouting for freedom. In those days, they dressed in unconventional ways, were ostracized by orthodox people everywhere, refused to let them live in hotels, restaurants were not served for them, and they were beaten in the suburbs.. There are also open-minded pioneers of the West, eccentric hippies, lawyers who are confused by justice, and innocent girls who are friends with them.
This is the United States in 1969, and the world in 1969. Easy Rider opened a road of Hard Riding .I
heard that this movie changed the landscape of American movies in the 70s, and it really lived up to its name. Especially seeing Peter Fonda driving a disproportionately big Moto on the American Western Highway, seeing Dennis Hooper to the South, Georgia? ,When the old man with a gun in the car raised a middle finger, he listened to the road rock. The indescribable joy in my heart!

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Extended Reading
  • Dane 2021-12-07 08:01:41

    "They keep talking with you about individual freedom, but when they see a truly free individual, they become afraid." They waste the old and create the new, despise everything, live in a stalemate, and die inexplicably; Dennis Hope uses bold, anti-traditional , Even a semi-amateur way of tinkering with a powerful road film: direct shooting of the sun, editing without warning, he ignored the rules, so he created a new kind of rules.

  • Daphnee 2022-03-26 09:01:05

    what's the point of on the road? weeds and friends? no, freedom. btw dennis hopper looked like james franco, but way cutter.

Easy Rider quotes

  • George Hanson: They'll talk to ya and talk to ya and talk to ya about individual freedom. But they see a free individual, it's gonna scare 'em.

  • Billy: You must be some important dude, man. Like, that treatment...

    George Hanson: Dude? What does he mean, dude? Dude ranch?

    Billy: Dude!

    Captain America: Hell no. Dude means - nice guy, you know. Dude means: regular sort of person.

    George Hanson: Well, you boys don't look like you're from this part of the country.