2 men of different classes bond over hating American youth but story is so meandering
By the 1970s Hollywood was making some really meandering movies. Joe is an example. It starts off on one topic but really becomes about Dennis Patrick as a rich executive bonding with Peter Boyle who is working class. What brings them together is a hatred of society, especially youth culture. Boyle hates blacks, hippies, etc. Patrick hates the drug addicts and the poor. Not only that but they feel like vigilantism might be the answer to what was wrong. Boyle is especially poignant because he believes in white victimization. That whites were losing out and being discriminated against, a thought which is still powerful in today’s America.
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