Contrasts conservative police with counterculture but story is too meandering
Electric Glide In Blue is an odd 1970s cop film. It takes place in Arizona where motorcycle officer John Wintergreen (Robert Blake) stumbles upon a murder and gets the chance to become a detective like he’s always wanted. The movie poses a contrast between a small town’s conservative police force and the counterculture.<br /><br />The film begins laying out the department Wintergreen works for. The force is made up of a bunch of good old boys in rural Arizona. They don’t like hippies and are racist as well. The murder investigation leads to hippies, bikers and more. This sets out the theme of the establishment vs the youth culture and changes going on in America during the 1960s-70s.<br /><br />The problem is the story is completely meandering. It goes off on all kinds of tangents like a detective’s love life, Wintergreen’s fellow motorcycle cops and other things. It would have been a lot better if they’d kept things tighter.
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