Review of Easy Rider (1969) by Kevin M. W — 20 Dec 2012
Perfectly vibing the disenchantment of the post-Vietnam, post-civil rights, post-summer of love America (the new noir, with a touch of cowboy thrown in for flavor), Hopper and Fonda ARE the guys your parents warned you about (or said you were gonna be), looking for the big score to-get-away-from-it-all at last.
What they find instead is one spaced out country,man, and a bit of film history. The LSD trip segment alone is worth the entire film, and that's only one part of it. They nail it.
This review of Easy Rider (1969) was written by Kevin M. W on 20 Dec 2012.
Easy Rider has generally received very positive reviews.
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