Easy Rider
1969
Drama
1h 35m
Two counterculture bikers travel from Los Angeles to New Orleans in search of America. (imdb)
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Easy Rider
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1h 35m
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Rated 24 Sep 2019
76
75th
Rewatched this after a loooong time, and found myself appreciating it more than I remembered; I felt more immersed in the atmosphere of it all this time. A conventional narrative is eschewed in favour of a series of encounters that affect the characters in ways that are often more hinted at than made explicit. It looks great, and the fine soundtrack is a bonus. It all gets a bit downbeat, but this is an interesting cinematic look at a time, place and people of America.
Rated 24 Sep 2019
Rated 11 May 2008
4
35th
Boring as hell. Just really really uninteresting and the characters are impossible to like. You think you represent freedom cause you have a motorcycle, smoke pot and don't have a job? Give me a break. Nicholson gives this some life but it's not enough to save it. The editing is also some of the worst I've seen. I realize this is a landmark in film history but I don't give a shit, it's boring!
Rated 11 May 2008
Rated 21 May 2007
93
96th
A great motion picture that truly is a time capsule for the 60's/70's. Extremely influential and Hopper's excessive filmmaking style actually works here, providing a counterculture perspective that is a huge asset. Highlit by a great performance by Nicholson.
Rated 21 May 2007
Rated 14 Aug 2007
75
50th
So much a product of its time that it sometimes actually feels more like a retro 60s throwback from the 80s. It surprised me how bleak the movie was. Jack Nicholson pretty much spells out the theme of the movie in one scene: "They're gonna talk to you about individual freedom. But they see a free individual, it's gonna scare 'em." The movie is rather blunt in how it gets that message across, but it's effective enough. I like.
Rated 14 Aug 2007
Rated 17 Jul 2009
75
85th
"They're gonna talk to you, and talk to you, and talk to you about individual freedom. But they see a free individual, it's gonna scare 'em." Anyone who calls this movie "dated" is wrong by virtue of that line being in the film. The whole "this used to be a helluva good country" monologue slays me. And they don't represent freedom (even though they so they do) as much as they test the limits of it (in the "land of the free", no less.) Tragic. The experimental editing is awful.
Rated 17 Jul 2009
Rated 05 Feb 2008
78
72nd
Off the start, Easy Rider is bland, and plotless. When Jack Nicholson gets involved, the movie took a turn for the better. I really enjoyed the last half. It was well done, and even surreal more towards the end. This film gets a grip on you, and even if you don't like it, you can't help but watch. A very interesting film to watch.
Rated 05 Feb 2008
Rated 07 Jul 2019
73
44th
Instantly iconic biker film has now dated into a so-so cultural relic and on this basis it's an interesting milestone, though when compared to Peckinpah for instance (ALFREDO GARCIA doesn't exist without this movie) it's clear that while Hopper is a passionate filmmaker, he has all the focus of a ranting alky on a street corner. Performances are adequate, save for Nicholson whose historic burst of energy in the mid-section elevates the pretentious dialogue he is handed. Terrific soundtrack.
Rated 07 Jul 2019
Rated 11 Jul 2007
2
33rd
It's pretty important in terms of film history, but I couldn't help but be incredibly bored by it.
Rated 11 Jul 2007
Rated 27 Oct 2009
30
9th
A hokey, dated, and ultimately pointless film that panders to a certain ideology without attempting to explain or justify it. And I'll be damned if I could make a film about acid-dropping, motorcycle-riding hippies that wasn't as uninteresting.
Rated 27 Oct 2009
Rated 01 Jun 2010
70
75th
A historical landmark - one of the movies that kicked off "New Hollywood" by proving to major distributors that giving more independence to young talent from outside of the studio system can be profitable - but it's also a good movie, better than some of the other harbingers. It's a road movie in which the landscapes that the biker protagonists speed by are of as much importance as the dialogue scenes in the different stops they make. It intakes and holds 60's America in the lungs...
Rated 01 Jun 2010
Rated 12 Apr 2012
75
79th
Peter Fonda plays against type in a role where he's a dope smoking hippie rider. Wait a minute!
Rated 12 Apr 2012
Rated 20 Aug 2012
78
79th
The first half drags a bit, although, retrospectively it becomes more interesting, and the editing is brutal. However, taken simply as a counterculture road movie, attacking USA's inability to retain the values the country was supposedly built on, it's a very powerful film. The writing is solid, as are the two leads, and Nicholson livens it up with a show-stealing performance. The photography is great, too, and the psych-rock soundtrack is a perfect companion to the films themes.
Rated 20 Aug 2012
Rated 21 Jun 2016
60
26th
Nostalgia for the old frontier turns to resentment for bygone attitudes, as middle America can't help but produce conservative fashion nazis. Nicholson's speech about individual freedom is a lone nugget of gold that leaves a lasting impression.
Rated 21 Jun 2016
Rated 14 Aug 2007
25
18th
People getting stoned and riding motorcylces for 2 hours just ain't what it used to be.
Rated 14 Aug 2007
Rated 14 Feb 2009
100
95th
No budget, experimental, almost certainly drug-fueled... yet beautiful in a way very few films are
Rated 14 Feb 2009
Rated 25 Sep 2009
7
57th
Far from being outdated, "Easy Rider" is a captivating film about friendship and a bygone America. Nicholson is perfectly cast, providing the film with a much needed sense of humanity and maturity. The social commentary is not heavy handed but presented in a rather condensed and in the end satisfying form. In search of America, although America is never found. I liked it.
Rated 25 Sep 2009
Rated 09 Jan 2010
33
25th
You can appreciate it for capturing the zeitgeist of the late sixties/early seventies, but Easy Rider hasn't aged well at all. Meandering, terribly edited and ugly. Nicholson is the only bright spot in this.
Rated 09 Jan 2010
Rated 07 Jun 2010
92
95th
An inspiring film with three fantastic performances, beautiful cinematography, and a pitch perfect soundtrack. The extended acid trip seemed a bit too drawn out, but that's ok. The ending, probably too over the top for some, really brings home the message of the film. The movie makes me want to jump in my car, put the top down, and drive across the country blaring Steppenwolf albums. It also really makes me hate ignorant small-town mentality.
Rated 07 Jun 2010
Rated 22 Aug 2011
68
56th
Not too impressed by it at the beginning, but it got better when Nicholson entered the picture. Not too fond of the ending though
Rated 22 Aug 2011
Rated 23 Aug 2011
64
36th
The wandering nature of it is captivating at first, but the content can't keep up with the style and it becomes boring. It picks up again with Nicholson's introduction, but New Orleans is boring again and the tripping scene and ending are particularly bad. Passively films what happened rather than actively engaging its themes, leaving them to a single (albeit good) monologue. Revolutionary in its time, but now just an odd mix of disparate scenes.
Rated 23 Aug 2011
Rated 31 Jul 2014
75
65th
"Why don't you get a haircut?" Why don't you increase your iodine intake mister!
Rated 31 Jul 2014
Rated 08 Jul 2018
65
42nd
This is a difficult film to rate. Taken without context, this is more of a rough sketch of a film. Fonda is flat, and while Hopper's excitable presence is somewhat fun, Nicholson is the most interesting thing about this film. However, with context, Easy Rider is an important piece of American film history, and something everyone should watch at least once.
Rated 08 Jul 2018
Rated 01 Feb 2007
74
30th
I could watch a documentary on Easy Rider and in it all those aging hipsters would explain to me why it was so profound to them at the time and I'd understand. I just wish the film could do its own talking instead of meandering across highways. The beginning is painfully slow, and just when the boredom is about to get lethal, Nicholson shows up in his star-turning role and makes it hilarious and fun. And then he's gone. And then they trip acid. And what. But that section with Jack is so good.
Rated 01 Feb 2007
Rated 19 Feb 2007
60
62nd
Great film.
Rated 19 Feb 2007
Rated 20 Mar 2007
86
76th
This is a very good movie that suffers at some points because it was experimental when it came out with its choice in scenes. That being said, the majority of the movie is excellent and is just so cool that you can't help but love it.
Rated 20 Mar 2007
Rated 19 May 2007
75
53rd
Good, though it sort of works better as an idea than as a movie.
Rated 19 May 2007
Rated 31 May 2007
23
12th
Historically interesting, but very, very dated. This is a film that grew out of a cultural zeitgeist with no relevance today, and what was probably stirring then comes off as laughable and pointless now.
Rated 31 May 2007
Rated 14 Aug 2007
70
63rd
A classic drug movie and the film that put the nail in the coffin of the Hollywood studio system. It's got some iconic moments, but there are several scenes that drag and the ending is stupid.
Rated 14 Aug 2007
Rated 14 Aug 2007
68
13th
The sands of time have vaporized any resonance this film should have had on me; it's edge is gone yet its resounding importance for what it did for independent filmmaking still holds true. Not by any means terrible but sabotaged by its reputation.
Rated 14 Aug 2007
Rated 14 Aug 2007
3
38th
Definitely hokey and cheesy, and the first half is kinda meandering, but the later scenes with Nicholson are electrifying, and the rebellious spirit still shines through. An entertaining landmark film even with its flaws.
Rated 14 Aug 2007
Rated 30 Aug 2007
82
76th
The perfect way to make a movie about the sixties was to just live that life with a camera and that's basically what Hopper and Fonda did.
Rated 30 Aug 2007
Rated 28 Nov 2007
66
32nd
I can appreciate the film's rebellious nature, but the film feels so dated now that it's hard to take it seriously.
Rated 28 Nov 2007
Rated 21 Mar 2008
4
74th
A pop culture icon, certainly a product of its time, but not irreparably dated. At its best in montage, when indulging in landscapes and candid locale footage set to an enjoyable soundtrack. The road trip interludes, the Mardi Gras acid trip; sequences like these are the film's spirit, and confirm its status as a harbinger of new cinema.
Rated 21 Mar 2008
Rated 14 Jun 2008
70
48th
A marker of its era, an antique with jargon that dates it as effectively as a certain style of gilded woodwork might place a dresser within a specific span of years. It doesn't help that the story itself is fairly slight, just two guys trekking across the country on their motorcycles, content in their counterculture self-assurance. The real thrill is seeing Jack Nicholson in his first Oscar-nominated performance. He's so alive with whipsmart unpredictability that it adds a jolt of urgency.
Rated 14 Jun 2008
Rated 15 Mar 2009
85
81st
I could have done without all the drug worship and it's pretty meandering, but it's got a nice spirit and the interludes with music and wonderful scenery are actually very captivating. The second half is bit more focused and it works out quite well with a couple of interesting moments and a great ending.
Rated 15 Mar 2009
Rated 06 Apr 2009
89
97th
The combination of cinematography, music and direction in the first 15 minutes is one of the finest sequences in all cinema. Getting on, the plot feels a little directionless at times, and the pacing falters, but after the dramatic ending everything before makes sense. The film is highly memorable not just for its iconic characters and events, but also as a fantastic homage to America's natural resources, people, culture and attitudes. A fine snapshot of a time and place.
Rated 06 Apr 2009
Rated 10 Apr 2009
100
93rd
Happening to please hippies and motor-cycle enthusiasts as well as amateur politicians, this oddball melodrama drew freakishly large audiences throughout the world and was much imitated though never equalled in its casual effectiveness.
Rated 10 Apr 2009
Rated 01 Aug 2009
74
74th
Iconic, if a tad overrated. Nicholson really steals the show. Its style and atmosphere will slowly drag you in.
Rated 01 Aug 2009
Rated 21 Dec 2009
74
24th
Pretentious biker movie, amateurishly directed. Doesn't wear well. Fonda is wooden, Hopper psychotic. Only Nicholson shines.
Rated 21 Dec 2009
Rated 26 Feb 2010
7
78th
A memorable look into the viscous cycle of freedom, where it seems death catches up no matter how free we are. It's also anti-establishment, 60s and 70s counter-culture at it's best, but it goes a little further because it's bleak and morbid. It succeeds by digging deep into the reactions of how people see freedom, and what they do when it makes them feel threatened, and the extraordinary lengths that they will go to preserve what makes them feel comfortable.
Rated 26 Feb 2010
Rated 23 Mar 2010
82
88th
Easy Rider, you know, led the young director's march towards the studios. It's the most important american movie of its decade and a prelude to the great 1970s. A relic, but a masterpiece with some flaws, that you easily forget when that avant-garde, Bergman's Persona-like, psychedelic finale hits you like any song from the late 1960s, from Jimi Hendrix to The Velvet Underground.
Rated 23 Mar 2010
Rated 29 May 2010
86
80th
I liked how this movie sort of made me think "man, I kind of wish I was alive in the 60s" until the last 10-15 minutes which are just TERRIFYING.
Rated 29 May 2010
Rated 01 Aug 2010
95
95th
I'm so happy for Hopper's success with this film. An odyssey for an era revolved around sex, drugs, and rock n roll. So easy and carefree; the actors didn't have to do much convincing to pull the viewer into their lifestyle.
Rated 01 Aug 2010
Rated 14 Jan 2011
40
13th
Why you should watch this movie: Jack Nicholson and a great sound track. Everything else... not so much
Rated 14 Jan 2011
Rated 02 Jul 2011
78
73rd
It's not hard to understand the large cult following and how refreshing a movie like this must've been in the late 60s, but somehow I was expecting a bit more; the story itself didn't exactly blow me away and some situations are resolved in a pretty contrived way just so that the writers can prove their point, but the movie does have a few great moments. Jack Nicholson's performance and the soundtrack make Easy Rider well worth watching.
Rated 02 Jul 2011
Rated 09 Sep 2012
15
4th
You might not guess this from the film, but there was a script. The film earned $17 million on its first run, and maybe $40 million in total. As such, it launched the careers of those attached to it. And it undoubtedly encouraged the system to think of offering opportunities to young directos, actors, and writers. It established Nicholson as the new master in a rare American tradition, heroic yet comic. And it is unwatchable - unless you are benefiting from the illegal substances it advocates.
Rated 09 Sep 2012
Rated 11 Jan 2013
43
9th
Great soundtrack and Jack Nicholson's character was cool. Wildly disappointed by everything else though. The plot was nonexistent, the characters weren't interesting. Lots of cool characters ride motorcycles and smoke pot, but doing those things isn't enough to make these otherwise bland characters come to life. And I generally love Dennis Hopper. The ending seemed completely tacked on, too.
Rated 11 Jan 2013
Rated 16 Jan 2014
87
91st
It's all about the ride; the destination doesn't matter.
Rated 16 Jan 2014
Rated 08 Mar 2014
40
31st
A movie about people who don't know what they're doing made by people who don't know what they're doing. A technical mess all around, and the ending feels more stupid than profound.
Rated 08 Mar 2014
Rated 04 Apr 2014
8
59th
Jack Nicholson looking on in horror at a joint and then spouting conspiracy theories might be the best moment of his career.
Rated 04 Apr 2014
Rated 05 Jun 2014
82
83rd
Hell yeah, ain't nothing wrong with this crazy shit right here
Rated 05 Jun 2014
Rated 28 Jun 2014
30
16th
Baby Boomers: The Movie
Rated 28 Jun 2014
Rated 13 Jul 2014
22
25th
tbh, I would've found watching more of the acid freak-out shit far preferable to the utterly uninteresting story of some rather [ahem] intellectually lacking hippies.
Rated 13 Jul 2014
Rated 17 Jul 2014
68
66th
More of a great cultural artifact than a great film, Easy Rider is very much a product of its time. It obviously has some great moments and scenes, and the use of music was groundbreaking. Kovacs' gritty quasi-documentary like photography is appealingly naturalistic, but there is a stunning philosophical naivety to this film which dates it. The performances are generally sound, but when Nicholson is on screen he blows away Fonda and Hopper. Shame he wasn't in it more.
Rated 17 Jul 2014
Rated 16 Dec 2014
50
19th
It's an old story--the best lack all conviction, yadda yadda--but also smacks of the blame game, the mild-mannered "best" excusing their role in the failure of counterculture by pointing a finger at the gung-ho "worst". Immense historical and technical merit, but it would be dishonest of me not to include the word "boring" in this review.
Rated 16 Dec 2014
Rated 14 Feb 2015
88
77th
I slapped a rating on this movie but numbers are really useless for a film like "Easy Rider". It's a film that set out to slap filmmaking conventions in the face and shun conformity and it does so marvelously. "Easy Rider" certainly shows its age, but in a way an old beat up motorcycle does. It may look old and outdated but every single knick and dent tells a story. The film stands today as a relic of the counterculture of its generation. It is still unconventional. Dennis Hopper would be proud.
Rated 14 Feb 2015
Rated 14 Jul 2016
83
66th
Sometimes to describe a movie as meandering is an insult, but in the case of Easy Rider, I think it works as a plus. The shots of the open road with just two motorcyclists on their way were gorgeous, especially with music from The Band among others in the background. I thought Dennis Hopper's direction in this was pretty good as well, although I'm still lost on that montage toward the end. Finally, Peter Fonda (Wyatt) gives a great performance as well as Jack Nicholson (George Hanson).
Rated 14 Jul 2016
Rated 20 Jul 2016
70
48th
Classic drug fuelled road movie. Some bits work really well, many others really don't and the whole thing comes off a bit weightless or superficial in a modern context. Obviously very interesting as a countercultural relic from late 60s America. Under the lively surface, it has a quite sad and desperate vibe to it that somehow makes everything work, although I have to say in a very disjointed fashion. Iconic and memorable but didn't really work as well as it might have done in the 60s.
Rated 20 Jul 2016
Rated 25 Sep 2016
8
76th
Easy Rider is a cult classic and a cemented piece of American motion picture history. Without much sense of plot or meaning, this is an unconventional piece of filmmaking that is shot, paced and edited unexplainably. But I could happily sit for hours and watch Peter Fonda & Dennis Hopper bike across America whilst admiring the landscapes and soundtrack. The grainy Mardi Gras and acid trip scenes are visually interesting too. And it's clear to see that Jack Nicholson was destined for stardom.
Rated 25 Sep 2016
Rated 06 Nov 2017
5
25th
I read afterwards that Fonda and Hopper were drunk and high most of the time when filming this (writing it as they went) and you can tell, for better or for worse: In its camerawork and writing, it certainly carries with it a refreshing air of authenticity and spontaneity (the campfire discussions are both provoking-"They see a free individual, it's gonna scare 'em"-and unexpected: "We blew it"), but it also often comes off as just plain lazy and pretentious (see the requisite drug trip scene).
Rated 06 Nov 2017
Rated 26 Nov 2018
69
80th
Rated on December 21st, 2009: Best road movie with pot-smoking acid-dropping hippie-bikers. Freedom in cinematic form. Rewatch: While I appreciate the historic importance of this film both as a spark for New Hollywood film and as a counter-culture icon, it doesn't strike the same chord with me it probably did when I saw it almost nine years ago. I mean it's not really THAT interesting. It has some memorable scenes, but sometimes it borders being campy. Still: a must see.
Rated 26 Nov 2018
Rated 30 Apr 2019
35
20th
The whole movie was just boring characters smoking weed and riding bikes. Great soundtrack and performance by Jackie make this a bearable watch.
Rated 30 Apr 2019
Rated 23 Jul 2019
70
46th
damn that factory sound is gonna haunt me to my grave. Although, I did see that scene by itself when I was 15 and it hadn't escaped my mind since.
Rated 23 Jul 2019
Rated 30 Jan 2007
91
89th
Easy Riders, Raging Bulls #2. Esse é o tÃpico filme que cresce na revisão, um deslumbre, nem parece que o Hopper era completa e irrascivelmente maluquete. DVD Sony Pictures
Rated 30 Jan 2007
Rated 12 Feb 2007
82
85th
Gets better after you analyse it. Quite foreboding when you realise the point they're making, and how it came true shortly afterwards.
Rated 12 Feb 2007
Rated 14 Aug 2007
31
11th
I hate it, the whole film features loud elements. Every scene just has high amplitudes but no meaning. But if you want to loose your hearing AND your wits, try it!
Rated 14 Aug 2007
Rated 14 Aug 2007
84
67th
Everyone loves to think this movie is fantastic, but it really doesn't hold up as well as you want to believe.
Rated 14 Aug 2007
Rated 14 Aug 2007
60
38th
I just didn't dig it. Correction, I did dig it when Jack Nicholson got beat to death.
Rated 14 Aug 2007
Rated 14 Aug 2007
89
93rd
Everything I'd want out of a counterculture film. Experimental but fun, the best soundtrack (seriously, the scene with The Band playing is the absolute best), long scenes without dialog where you can just enjoy the scenery, decent acting and some ridiculous (in the best way) writing, but sort of a hastily-written ending
Rated 14 Aug 2007
Rated 16 Sep 2007
75
79th
Trippy and well meaning.....even if that meaning is lost on many of us.
Rated 16 Sep 2007
Rated 23 Sep 2007
50
15th
Let's see, it has Jack Nicholson, beautiful cinematography, great songs (like the Byrds' "Wasn't Born To Follow" et al)--and Toni Basil in her pre-pre-Mickey days. And Phil Spector...and lots of smoke. Clouds and clouds of smoke. And inhaling--snorting--hippie communes--and rednecks. Killer rednecks. And dialogue? "They'll make it, Billy." "They're not gonna make it, man." "They'll make it." And of course one slambang ending.
Rated 23 Sep 2007
Rated 08 Oct 2007
40
27th
A great classic, but if you look, practically has no story, is only two madmen smoking marijuana and walking of motorbike everywhere.
Rated 08 Oct 2007
Rated 09 Jan 2008
39
33rd
Well, I'm glad I watched it. But it was primarily a very long music video, split up with stoner-rants about "The Man", and "America's breakdown", etc. I ended up fast forwarding through the last two music videos (i.e. filler shots of the guys on their bikes, driving through some town), just so I could get through this. Also, Jack's so-called southern accent was way over the top, to the point it was like nails on a chalkboard.
Rated 09 Jan 2008
Rated 15 Jan 2008
80
61st
Still a lot of fun to watch, even today. Nicholson and Hopper are great (I could take or leave Honda honestly) and it's a lot of fun to watch the guys hang out. The scene in the diner is perfect, and the acid scene is great psychedelia.
Rated 15 Jan 2008
Rated 01 Mar 2008
82
71st
# 361
Rated 01 Mar 2008
Rated 01 Apr 2008
28
14th
I was not high or drunk when I saw this film. I grew up in the world after (I'm told) this movie changed it. I did a similar trip myself (without long hair) when I was 22, and it was pretty cool. Watching other people do it realy wasn't however. If this movie changed the world, great. But I never new the orriginal world, so it's impossible for me to appreciate it.
Rated 01 Apr 2008
Rated 22 Jun 2008
55
12th
I don't really like Billy and Wyatt and the direction this movie takes before the end.
Rated 22 Jun 2008
Rated 28 Jul 2008
70
46th
Quite watchable. Interesting as a historical document.
Rated 28 Jul 2008
Rated 17 Sep 2008
90
71st
Great! People dont exept differences, and these movie is one of the best
Rated 17 Sep 2008
Rated 23 Sep 2008
75
42nd
Oh my god, what a trip... Nice piece of that time...
Rated 23 Sep 2008
Rated 19 Dec 2008
83
66th
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Rated 19 Dec 2008
Rated 30 Dec 2008
85
82nd
M: 85/100 Mike: Classic aimless biker movie.
Rated 30 Dec 2008
Rated 31 Dec 2008
68
20th
You have to see it, but i think the story is a bit slow.
Rated 31 Dec 2008
Rated 24 Jan 2009
68
41st
A fun watch, sloppy filmmaking in places but overall a charming film, what the hell is with the ending though?
Rated 24 Jan 2009
Rated 31 Jan 2009
80
65th
A bit overrated, or maybe it's dated. No bother. Some sequences are masterful and it had great use of popular music even before Scorsese. I love Nicholson's scenes the most.
Rated 31 Jan 2009
Rated 15 Mar 2009
57
45th
Time has not been kind. Nicholson's keystone performance, however, still makes it worth watching.
Rated 15 Mar 2009
Rated 14 Jul 2009
85
86th
Freedom baby!
Rated 14 Jul 2009
Rated 15 Jul 2009
80
79th
One of the best films of the 60's, Easy Rider truly captures the turmoil of the times in this harrowing tale of the counterculture during that time.
Rated 15 Jul 2009
Rated 25 Jul 2009
75
79th
Not an inkling of a plot here, it's all about the capturing the feeling of an era.
Rated 25 Jul 2009
Rated 18 Sep 2009
15
2nd
I'm sure this movie meant a lot more to people of the previous generation. I just don't feel it.
Rated 18 Sep 2009
Rated 22 Oct 2009
45
11th
Expertly captures its time and place, but I think you had to be there.
Rated 22 Oct 2009
Rated 29 Nov 2009
70
50th
I'm not crazy about this movie, but three weird and unexpected things happen in the last 20 minutes or so that totally took me by surprise. It begins with... well, with our heroes sleeping in the woods, continues with what happens when they reach their destination, and ends with the final shot of the film. If just one of these three things had happened it would have been a good ending, but with all three I was blown away. I was pleasantly surprised after being slightly bored earlier.
Rated 29 Nov 2009
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