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New Hollywood (American New Wave), 1967–1976

New Hollywood (American New Wave), 1967–1976

  1. Paramount antitrust ruling reshapes studio system

    Labels: United States, Studio System, Block Booking

  2. Bonnie and Clyde premieres, pushing new style

    Labels: Bonnie and, Arthur Penn, French New

  3. The Graduate becomes a youth-market phenomenon

    Labels: The Graduate, Mike Nichols, Youth Audience

  4. MPAA ratings replace the Production Code

    Labels: MPAA Ratings, Production Code

  5. Easy Rider proves low-budget counterculture can sell

    Labels: Easy Rider, Dennis Hopper, Counterculture

  6. Five Easy Pieces centers antihero realism

    Labels: Five Easy, Bob Rafelson, Antihero Realism

  7. The Godfather becomes a prestige blockbuster model

    Labels: The Godfather, Francis Ford, Prestige Blockbuster

  8. Chinatown crystallizes the era’s dark revisionism

    Labels: Chinatown, Roman Polanski, Neo-noir

  9. Jaws launches the modern wide-release blockbuster

    Labels: Jaws, Steven Spielberg, Wide Release

  10. One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest broadens rebellion themes

    Labels: One Flew, Milo Forman, Institutional Critique

  11. Taxi Driver captures post-Vietnam urban alienation

    Labels: Taxi Driver, Martin Scorsese, Post-Vietnam

  12. Network signals an increasingly cynical endnote

    Labels: Network, Sidney Lumet, Media Satire