I do not agree. But anyways.....
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They are all good scenes, but I don't think I would choose Easy Rider for # 1.
I only saw the movie for the first time a couple of years ago and frankly, I was bored with it.
When it was over all I could think was, "Is that it?"
The chase scene on Triumphs with Clint Eastwood in Coogan's Bluff should have been in there.
Oh well, it's only Hollywood where nothing is real.
I only saw the movie for the first time a couple of years ago and frankly, I was bored with it.
When it was over all I could think was, "Is that it?"
The chase scene on Triumphs with Clint Eastwood in Coogan's Bluff should have been in there.
Oh well, it's only Hollywood where nothing is real.
Glad I never saw Easy Rider 
Yeah, don't go out of your way to see that movie.Glad I never saw Easy Rider
But then you might like it. It all depends on your personal tastes.
I just found it boring with a stupid ending.
Well it looks just stupid from the short clip 
When it came out it was relevant for the times, and was a great movie
However in todays times it is a little slow and many of the meanings are lost
It can be very closely compared to Vanishing Point, another great movie in its day.
I watched The Wild One for the first time last year and found it terribly slow, but I imagine when it was made it would have been great to see.
Vanishing Point was a strange movie 
Well it looks just stupid from the short clip
As a motorcyclist Dave, it is your responsibility to watch it.
Get hold of a copy, take yourself back to the early 70s,open your mind and you may just enjoy it.
It was Jack Nicholson's debut and he was brilliant.
I would need some of their mind opening "helpers" to sit thru it again. I've only watched once all the way thru. I've tried several other times and just couldn't force myself to watch it all again.
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I will just pass thanks
Dave.... As Devo said, you have a responsibility to watch it.
I agree.... the end was a lot of bollox.
I agree.... the end was a lot of bollox.
At least they added Burt Munroe, awesome true story at least.
yup, and a great movie as well
I've never seen it, but I will watch it purely for the awesomeness that is Jack Nicholson.
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I saw the movie when it was a new release. I summed it up at the time as "RUBBISH" and have no desire to watch it again. Jack Nicholson on the other hand improved as the years went on to become one of my favourite actors. These days if it's got Jack or John Malkovich it's a must watch.
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It sure was a great one and I would like to see it again
I also do not agree with Easy Rider as first choice. That choice was all about the actor and not about the scene. Harry is right; Easy Rider was a great movie for the times in which it was released. It is a little boring for today's environment. I would have put the Great Escape at the top of the list.
