Not hard to follow, just lacking plot, Rush captured a way of life more than it followed a sequence of events. What struck me about this film was how realistic it was to the seventies rural drug culture, and how casual it was, with the kingpin being untouchable. The attitudes are dead on.
The Eric Clapton soundtrack was an ingenious idea that again was dead on for the period, but disappointing in its unoriginality.
I still can't figure out the worst love scene in cinematic history or why was that was included, but men seem to like this movie a lot and never mention that.
The ending was good but anticlimactic as the surprise was ruined by foreshadowing in the opening scene. Again, I just don't understand why they did it that way.
But I do get the gist of this film and it's an interesting socio- political comment.
The Eric Clapton soundtrack was an ingenious idea that again was dead on for the period, but disappointing in its unoriginality.
I still can't figure out the worst love scene in cinematic history or why was that was included, but men seem to like this movie a lot and never mention that.
The ending was good but anticlimactic as the surprise was ruined by foreshadowing in the opening scene. Again, I just don't understand why they did it that way.
But I do get the gist of this film and it's an interesting socio- political comment.