America was a crazy place in the 1970s
I just remember Patty Hearst being kidnapped from when I was a kid. The beginning is like a play with symbolic sets and Hearst’s kidnappers just shown as black silhouettes against a white background. It gives it a really arty feel. That only happens at the start however. After that it becomes a traditional movie. The next thing that stood out was the cast that included Ving Rhames, William Forsythe and Frances Fisher. Third Hearst claimed she was brainwashed by her kidnappers. The movie never comes down one way or the other on that issue but allows the audience to decide. Finally, the movie reminds one of how crazy the 1960s and 70s were in America. There were revolutionary groups talking about overthrowing the government all over the place and Hearst got taken by one. You get all the rhetoric about the struggle, people’s power, etc.
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