EASY RIDER (DVD/SPECIAL EDITION/WS 1.85 ANAMORPHIC/DSS/ENG-SP-PO-CH-KO-TH)
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| Product Description- Actors: Luana Anders, Luke Askew, Robert Ball, Tita Colorado, Warren Finnerty
- Aspect Ratio: 1.85:1
- Audience Rating: R (Restricted)
- Format: AC-3, Anamorphic, Closed-captioned, Color, Dolby, DVD-Video, Special Edition, Widescreen, NTSC
- ISBN: 0800141784
- Language (Original Language): English
- Language (Subtitled): Chinese
- Language (Subtitled): English
- Language (Subtitled): Korean
- Language (Subtitled): Portuguese
- Language (Subtitled): Spanish
- Language (Subtitled): Thai
- Region Code: 99
- Release Date: 2002-06-04
- Running Time: 95 minutes
- Theatrical Release Date: 1969
Customer ReviewsReviewed on 2008-05-11 
Still The Best
Still one of the best "buddy"/"anti-establishment" movies of all time. This review is not going to cover anything that hasn't already been covered. In short, AMAZING, EXCELLENT, OUTSTANDING!!! |  | Reviewed on 2008-04-25
Still Stunning
I saw this when it first came out, and was blown away.
But hey, that was the 60s, so maybe I was just reacting to the times.
But no.
Twenty years later I was asked to teach a course called "The Journey of Life" and use it as one of the pieces.
I was afraid it would not hold up.
I am glad to say I was wrong.
It held up splendidly.
It is one of those films that transcends itself. Despite the shoestring budget and no-name actors (Hopper and Fonda and Nicholson were practically unknown), it pole-vaults into the category of National Myth.
It instantly harks back to one of the elemental themes in America: Seeking Freedom by Hitting the Open Road.
This goes way back--past Kerouac, past Whitman, past Huck and Jim lighting out for the territories, past Ishmael and Queequeg, past Leatherstocking and Chingachkook, past even Hester Prynne and Pearl.
Amazing how this archetype resonates.
The simplicity, the scenery, the topical references (like the parade in the small town; the hippie commune), the strange drug-spirituality in New Orleans, the violence.
Great stuff. | | Reviewed on 2008-04-20
Easy Rider
What a great movie! Easy Rider brought back some good memories of days gone by. I first saw this with my dad at a drive in theater.Easy Rider
| | Reviewed on 2008-04-13
Why dont you get a haircut?????
Yes the ending, the ending!!!!!!!!! that redneck goiter laden hick freak in his pick up truck deserved some little trophy award for saying that line "why dont you get a haircut?" and then Boom!!!!!!!!!!!. I remember walking out of that theatre unable to speak, feel or show expression. Those were my heroes (Billy and Captain America)seeing them get blown away so violently seeking freedom and the real America which thay found unfortunately, was just too much for me. But they needed to be martyrs for the movie to work as well as it did. A great American indie that needed to be made before the 60's left us for good. This is grass man it gives you a whole new way of looking at the day. Now If we can get someone to make Easy Rider 2. Get your motors running. | | Reviewed on 2008-03-27
The Greatest Film Ever Made
This film is everything to me. Made the year I was born it has everything that is great. Friends, Dylan, The Byrds, The West, America, Motorcycles, Women, Dreams, Adventure, Freedom, Love and Life.
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