10 Best Underrated ’70s Movies That Deserve Another Watch

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00:0010 Best Underrated 70s Movies That Deserve Another Watch

00:04Number 10.

00:06Zardoz Bormann's ambitious worldbuilding and Connery's

00:09iconic red loincloth deliver a visually striking critique of social control and digital divides.

00:16Number 9.

00:17Network Network channels its I'm mad as hell.

00:21Outburst into a prescient critique of media outrage, ratings-driven culture, and influencer

00:26era clickbait.

00:28Number 8.

00:29Dark Star Dark Star's $60,000 DIY production pioneered

00:34Carpenter's cult tone, blending philosophical sci-fi humor and practical effects while showcasing

00:40low-budget ingenuity.

00:42Number 7.

00:43Mikey and Nikki Mikey and Nikki's raw documentary-style camera work captures male vulnerability and

00:49collapse of friendship, stripping away performative masculinity with uncompromising honesty.

00:55Number 6.

00:58THX 1138.

00:59Lucas's minimalist THX 1138 portrays a dystopian surveillance state, its immersive soundscape

01:05and escape narrative critiquing modern data conformity.

01:08Number 5.

01:09The Parallax View The Parallax View's conspiracy-driven plot and stark visuals predicted modern distrust

01:17and social media manipulation with chilling accuracy.

01:20Number 4.

01:21Number 4.

01:22Harold and Maude Harold and Maude defied taboos with its unconventional romance and Cat Stevens'

01:28soundtrack championing individualism against algorithm-approved relationships.

01:32Number 3.

01:34Sorcerer Friedkin's Sorcerer features a legendary tension-filled bridge sequence proving practical

01:40effects, eclipse modern CGI.

01:43Number 2.

01:44Five Easy Pieces Five Easy Pieces follows Nicholson's disillusioned

01:49pianist's diner meltdown, its raw authenticity mirroring frustrations with automated service.

01:55Number 1.

01:56Valerie and Her Week of Wonders Valerie and Her Week of Wonders' surreal dreamscape

02:01and symbolism anticipated today's aesthetic-driven media consumption.