[ SECRET POST #2742 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2742 ⌋

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Comments

[dethtoll]

That's why Drive is so great. It's a car chase film for like 5 minutes, then turns into a character study.

[(Anonymous)]

Those two examples are kind of my go-to explanations for why I prefer 70s film pacing to modern. That and movies like Duel (1971), which really wouldn't get made now, I think. 70s films in general are usually very distinct from other eras in both pacing and technology.

[(Anonymous)]

I think you can find this even today, you've just got to step out of the blockbuster arena.

[(Anonymous)]

remakes are usually god awful no matter what decade they were made in.