Filmsfatale's Best 100 Films of the 1970s - Page 3

"The 70s definitely makes its claim as one of the strongest time periods in all of cinema: cross cultural influences were growing stronger than ever; marginalized voices were being listened to at least a tiny bit more now than before; the rise of race related works, LGBTQ+ films, & feminist experiments was growing stronger. Things felt a little more grim with musicals slowing down (or at least changing into more serious fare), even though colour has completely taken over black & white as the predominant visual scheme now. A lot of movement was happening, yet there is a very distinctive feel here with the majority of films released. Filmmakers were foaming at the mouth to be more daring. In return, we have many experimental works; we have an influx of revisionist genre flicks, as well as the tail ends of styles that were well on their way out by now. The 70s called for change, and that demand can still be felt today even just by skimming through these selections." - filmsfatale.com

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Young Frankenstein (1974)