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what did /tv/ think?
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>>221984085
pretty meh. susan george is hot
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A celebration of masculine virility and power rising above the unwashed masses and their petty normie sadist rituals. A fascist masterpiece. Women love rape btw.
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>>221984360
>masculine virility and power
>dustin hoffman
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>>221984613
Charles Bronson wasn't available.
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>>221984694
hoffman was a better fit for this movie and death wish (if he was a little older). it's just that he isn't masculinely virile.
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>>221984360
>Women love rape btw.
From attractive men
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>>221984613
he gave the best performance of his career
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>>221985709
as a beta nerd
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I think its about the difference in the ever increasing divide between modernity (small town britain) and whatever wave of female liberation they were at at that time
Something about hypocritical nature of men, ferociously looking to protect their own women (the slutty teen who flirts with everybody) while at the same time unleashing total primal urge on others (raping dustin hoffmans wife)
I would say this is probably what peckinpah was leaning towards because he was (according to tarantinos book) a romantic type who wanted to develop Joan Didion books
>>221984360
100%
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Disgusting prospect that a jew could be with a white girl.



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