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❝ “Midnight Cowboy” (1969) remains one of the finest films of those years alongside “Easy Rider” and “The Graduate.”
❝ A tense thriller full of suspense, aged very well (which is no small feat, considering I watched it on videotape with all the commercials from those years), and featuring that great torture scene, a nightmare for people with sensitive teeth.
❝ A frantic use of zooms by director John Schlesinger (well-deserved Oscar for Best Director in 1970) perfectly conveys the chaos of the Metropolis—capital M—of the United States.
❝ Besides, Schlesinger narrates not heterosexuality or homosexuality, but love or something that cannot be named but resembles a consuming fever.
❝ A film that is not very well-known, interesting in its development, in my opinion, worth rediscovering.
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