Review of Five Easy Pieces (1970) by Ana D — 22 Apr 2008
A simple, earthy film with rich characters and a poetically deep story. Nicholson's antihero is both loathsome and pitiable. the stark nothingness of these people's lives from the beginning of the movie to the end creates a relatable, naturalistic quality so often missed in today's cinema.
a really great drama in realism.
This review of Five Easy Pieces (1970) was written by Ana D on 22 Apr 2008.
Five Easy Pieces has generally received very positive reviews.
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