60s changed US youth culture and caused a conservative backlash by the majority
Easy Rider is one of the most iconoclastic films of the 1960s. It was directed by Dennis Hopper and produced by Peter Fonda. Hopper played Billy along with Fonda as Wyatt as two motorcyclists. The movie is an exploration of America traveling cross country with a Rock soundtrack featuring songs like Born To Be Wild By Steppenwolf.<br /><br />The old and the new are highlighted in their trip. They run into all kinds of signs of the 60s. For example they find a commune with a stage troupe and there’s plenty of drug use. There’s also plenty of middle America such as a sheriff that arrests them, and some townsfolk that talk about Wyatt and Billy’s long hair and biker looks and later attack them and kill their friend.<br /><br />The film really highlights how much America changed in the 60s and 70s but also how that affected just one part of the young people and not the entire society. It also caused huge resistance by the conservative majority.<br />C
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