The latest JoBlo YouTube channel focuses on the decade in which we believe movies really started to take things to the next level: the 1970s! George Lucas with Star Wars. Steven Spielberg with Jaws. Martin Scorsese with Taxi Driver. Roman Polanski with Chinatown. Stanley Kubrick with A Clockwork Orange. Francis Ford Coppola with Godfather. We take you through all of those movie clips and more! Come celebrate the decade in which movies were films.
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Loving The 70s
...And Justice for All (1979) ⚖️
47 years ago, Al Pacino delivered one of his most explosive performances as Arthur Kirkland, a lawyer trying to do the right thing in a system that seems determined to make it impossible.
Pacino's courtroom outburst is the moment everyone remembers, especially those unforgettable words: “You're out of order! The whole trial is out of order!”
Directed by Norman Jewison, this is a courtroom drama that gives you plenty to think about long after the verdict.
#LovingThe70s #AndJusticeForAll #AlPacino #JackWarden #NormanJewison
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James Bond vs. Jaws! 🦷💥 When 007 comes face-to-face with the metal-toothed giant in The Spy Who Loved Me (1977), things get dangerous fast!
▶️ Watch the classic showdown here 👇
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Movie Trivia: Diamonds Are Forever (1971)
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“Are You an Assassin?” 🎬 Marlon Brando’s unforgettable Colonel Kurtz confronts Martin Sheen’s Captain Willard in one of the most haunting scenes from Apocalypse Now (1979). Watch the scene here! 👇
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🎬 Before Star Wars, George Lucas gave us American Graffiti (1973). But did you know Hollywood nearly rejected this classic? SEE COMMENTS FOR DIRECT LINK 👇
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53 years ago today, Terrence Malick introduced audiences to Kit and Holly, played by Martin Sheen and Sissy Spacek, a young couple whose journey across the American heartland leaves a trail of violence behind them.
Beautiful landscapes, haunting narration and a chilling story told almost like a dream. Badlands was unlike most crime films of its time, and it still stands apart.
#LovingThe70s #Badlands #MartinSheen #SissySpacek #TerrenceMalick
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🥊 Rocky vs. Apollo Creed! One of the greatest final fights in movie history. Relive the legendary showdown from Rocky (1976)!
👇 Watch the full clip by clicking below!
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Happy Birthday, Susan Anton! ❤️
The 1970s had no shortage of glamorous stars, and Susan Anton certainly knew how to make an impression. With her statuesque looks, big smile and singing talent, she became a familiar face on television and in the entertainment world during the decade.
Many remember her from The Love Boat era and her musical performances, but Susan was more than just a beautiful face. She was a singer, actress and model who made the most of her time in the spotlight.
A little 70s glamour never goes out of style. ❤️
Happy birthday, Susan Anton!
#LovingThe70s #SusanAnton #70sTV #70sStars #70sGlamour #ClassicTV
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“WARRIORS, COME OUT TO PLAY!” 🔥🍾
One of the most iconic moments in cult movie history! Luther and the Rogues are on the hunt, and that unforgettable taunt from The Warriors is pure 1970s movie magic. Click below to see the full scene!
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50 years ago today, one of the most unsettling thrillers of the 70s arrived in theaters.
Dustin Hoffman plays a graduate student pulled into a nightmare involving stolen diamonds, a deadly secret, and Laurence Olivier’s chilling Dr. Szell.
And then there’s that dental chair scene. One question, one terrified answer, and a moment that became permanently etched into movie history.
Hoffman, Olivier and Roy Scheider made Marathon Man one of those thrillers that 70s movie fans never forgot.
#LovingThe70s #MarathonMan #DustinHoffman #LaurenceOlivier #RoyScheider
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