The 1970’s: Decade of the Blockbuster

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5 thoughts on “The 1970’s: Decade of the Blockbuster”

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  2. The 70s would change so much for films and certainly SF starting with THX 1138, A Clockwork Orange, Westworld, and of course Star Wars. Thank you very much for these nostalgic reminders from that decade.

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    1. I only featured a few – there were lots of other films – The Godfather, The Exorcist, Apocalypse Now, Animal House, Close Encounters of the Third Kind, The Omen, Blazing Saddles – could certainly be considered Blockbusters.

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      1. I was 22 when I finally saw one groundbreaking early-70s film. It was Deliverance. I first bought it on VHS while vacationing in Florida.

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