r/70s • • Jun 28 '26

Movies Isn't anybody gonna help that poor man?!

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r/70s • • Aug 09 '26

Movies Saturday Night Fever (1977)

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r/70s • • Jul 24 '26

Movies July 24, 1978: - 48 years ago today - the movie "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Heart's Club Band" opened in theaters. It starred Peter Frampton and The Bee Gees. It is one of the worst movies ever.

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r/70s • • Jul 21 '26

Movies Your first movie in a drive-in or theater

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Mine were Jaws in a Drive-Inn as part of a double feature and Terror of Mechagodzilla in a theater around 1974-75

r/70s • • Feb 20 '26

Movies Animal House Reunion

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Cast members gathered to honor Harold Ramis

Tim Matheson (Otter), Mark Metcalf (Neidermeyer), Martha Smith (Babs), James Daughton (Marmalard), James Widdoes (Hoover), Peter Riegert (Boone)

r/70s • • Jun 14 '26

Movies First 3 Words You Think Of When You See This Poster

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r/70s • • Jan 31 '26

Movies I remember my first drive-in movie experience was a double feature of The Bad News Bears and Freaky Friday with Jodi Foster when I was 5. What was your first drive-in movie?

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r/70s • • Apr 16 '26

Movies The original Bad News Bears, 1976

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r/70s • • Apr 29 '26

Movies Who remember this movie???

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I watched this movie last month... And I ABSOLUTELY loved it!!! The theme song is beautiful 😍

r/70s • • Jun 01 '25

Movies Anyone see this one in the theater?

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r/70s • • Sep 26 '26

Movies John Travolta - Saturday Night Fever 1977

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r/70s • • Jun 10 '26

Movies Blazing Saddles Toll Booth Scene — In the Desert — Anybody Got A Dime? Hilarious!

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I always loved this scene from Mel Brooks’s “Blazing Saddles”!

r/70s • • Oct 29 '24

Movies RIP Teri Garr from Young Frankenstein

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r/70s • • Nov 12 '25

Movies Is he the coolest cop in history?

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r/70s • • Jun 21 '26

Movies "The Kentucky Fried Movie" (1977)

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From the "A Fistful Of Yen" segment.

r/70s • • May 10 '26

Movies Most of these folks are dead now, but this film remains a classic that gets better with age.

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r/70s • • Oct 30 '24

Movies Teri Garr left my dad a note on a plane - RIP

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My dad watched Young Frankenstein on a plane and was unknowingly sitting next to Teri Garr until she introduced herself and wrote him a note

r/70s • • 25d ago

Movies Going Back In Time

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ESCAPE FROM THE PLANET OF THE APES (1971) is a science fiction adventure film directed by Don Taylor and is the third installment in the original PLANET OF THE APES film franchise. It is a direct sequel to BENEATH THE PLANET OF THE APES (1970).The films stars Roddy McDowall, Kim Hunter, Bradford Dillman, Natalie Trundy, Eric Braeden, Ricardo Montalban, and Sal Mineo. The film received mostly positive reviews and was commercially successful at the box-office. Two more films followed: CONQUEST OF THE PLANET OF THE APES (1972) and BATTLE FOR THE PLANET OF THE APES (1973).

r/70s • • Mar 17 '26

Movies Midnight Express (1978)

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r/70s • • Aug 03 '26

Movies Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory (1971). Was there ever a kids' movie with better casting?

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r/70s • • Aug 01 '25

Movies Eastbound and down

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Found myself following the Bandit this morning.

r/70s • • Dec 07 '25

Movies Gene Wilder proposed Willy Wonka’s limp, cane, and sudden somersault entrance so the audience would never know if he was telling the truth or lying.

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r/70s • • Apr 10 '26

Movies The 1970's film that scared you/ gave you nightmares, the most? (TV or feature films)

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r/70s • • 16d ago

Movies Caroline Munro as Laura in Dracula A.D. 1972 (1972)

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r/70s • • Apr 24 '25

Movies Alright, who saw the original movie in 73?

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