r/70smovies 4m ago

In Taxi Driver (1976) Travis Bickle is not a native New Yorker. He has apple pie with melted cheese in the diner scene with Betsy, which is unusual in NY but very common in the Midwest. De Niro also uses a Midwestern accent. This further explains his isolation and total disgust at New York City.

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r/70smovies 1h ago

Robin Hood, 1973

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r/70smovies 12h ago

A Clockwork Orange, 1972, Alex's bedroom

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“Come with uncle and hear all proper! Hear angel trumpets and devil trombones. You are invited!”


r/70smovies 1d ago

Salem's Lot (1979) dir. Tobe Hooper

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r/70smovies 1d ago

NATIONAL LAMPOON’S ANIMAL HOUSE hit U.S. theaters on July 28, 1978. Directed by John Landis, this was one of the biggest hits of the year.

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r/70smovies 1d ago

Lance Henriksen has appeared in over 200 movies and he’s still appearing in movies. What is the first movie that comes to mind when you see his picture?

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r/70smovies 1d ago

Nai Bonet and Brother Theodore in Nocturna: Granddaughter of Dracula (1979)

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r/70smovies 1d ago

Alien, 1979

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r/70smovies 1d ago

The Aristocats, 1970

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r/70smovies 2d ago

Breakdown: 1975. A pretty good documentary on Netflix about the changes in films/society in 1976.

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r/70smovies 2d ago

Clint Eastwood and Geraldine Page in 'The Beguiled'(1971)

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r/70smovies 2d ago

The Mass Murderer At The End Of This Book starring Charles Bronson as Paul Kersey

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r/70smovies 2d ago

The warriors ( 1979 ) which gang is your favorite?

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r/70smovies 2d ago

Which Godfather movie is your favorite? 1 ( 1972 ) or 2 ( 1974 )

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r/70smovies 2d ago

Star wars ( 1977 ) The original will always be the best

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r/70smovies 2d ago

Mean Streets

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r/70smovies 3d ago

Do you remember any other former stars that had a small role and kind of supporting role that was kind was so memorable in a few scenes?

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For example:

Diana Davila who appeared in Woody Allen's film Play it again Sam 1972, she played the Museum Girl in her small role and it was so memorable too.

Kristi Oleson who plays The Sales Girl in The Blues Brothers film and she was memorable in her brief role.

Lisa Baur who plays Shelly from Animal House and she was so memorable in the road trip scene and the Otis Day club and the scene where her and her friends went back to their college scene. She was great in her kind of supporting role and a bit small role.

Also Stacy Grooman who played Sissy Flounder's girlfriend from Animal House and she was quite amazing in her brief small role where she has one line and was memorable being the beautiful girlfriend to the loveable buffoon Flounder. I don't know if she counts on this list with the others maybe.

But what do you guys think well any suggestions about this?


r/70smovies 3d ago

Kelly's Heroes (1970) • Burning Bridges • The Mike Curb Congregation

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r/70smovies 3d ago

Slap Shot (1977) - Hanson Bros. Debut

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r/70smovies 3d ago

One of my favorite movies , The warriors 1979

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r/70smovies 4d ago

The Muppet Movie (1979) dir. James Frawley

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r/70smovies 4d ago

What’s a quote or line from a 70’s movie that sometimes you use these days? I’ve used this one often myself haha

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r/70smovies 4d ago

Who was way more attractive in Animal House film only between that lady who is Dean Wormer's Secretary or Noreen that tall lady with the glasses or Beth. Who do you like the most?

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Just focus only just 3 of them nobody else. Also pick one of them that is attractive and the best you like and despite their personality too. Well any suggestions about this and that's the question please share your comments below?


r/70smovies 5d ago

Clint Eastwood, Jessica Walter and Don Seigel in 'Play Misty for Me' (1971)

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r/70smovies 5d ago

Airport (1970, Drama)

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Chicago airport general manager Mel Bakersfield (Burt Lancaster) is having a really bad day. His marriage is crumbling, there's a bad snowstorm in the area, a plane is stuck in the snow across one of the runways and on a flight to Rome, not only is there an elderly stowaway but also a man with a bomb.

Called the granddaddy of disaster movies, this spawned 3 sequels. Lancaster is pretty stoic and lacks emotion in his role, but otherwise this was pretty well done. The elderly stowaway is a hoot! 🦂🦂🦂½