The ‘New Hollywood’, that is the American cinema of the 1970s, is a fascinating period which has long interested me and which I hope I’ll write about more in the future. For now, I’ve made another guest post following my German and Japanese lists on Greatest Films. In it I list ten New Hollywood classics, not necessarily the ten best of the era, but ten films that show off its main characteristics. Check out the list here:
http://greatestfilms.co.uk/2014/06/12/best-new-hollywood-films-1/
How many of these have you seen and what do you think of them? Let me know!
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I have seen 5 of your Top 10:
Bonnie & Clyde
The Conversation
The Parallax View
Chinatown
Taxi Driver
In fact, I’ve seen The Conversation & Taxi Driver twice, something of a rarity for me.
I have 2 more waiting on my Criterion shelf to be watched:
Harold and Maude
Days of Heaven
Of the other films on your list I have looked a few times at McCabe & Mrs Miller and will seek it out and I know I have to watch Chinatown again. I can’t say the other 2 offer much interest to me 😦
Thanks for the list 🙂