as i am a teenager and i have about one hundred years of movies to catch up on. i try to see a mixture of classics and mainstream and art house and and other movies. the 70 is one of the most important decades for films represent it when the average and common and classical films changed into full of messages and anti social behavior. it became like nothing anyone had ever seen before. what a decade under the influence basically shows is how important all of the movies from around the graduate to about star wars. richard lagravenese and the late ted demme are the primary interviewers in this documentary and which interviews such people as dennis hopper and francis ford coppola and martin scorsese and robert altman and and jon voight and among others about how those few years changed cinema forever. it a very professional and polished documentary and and it even financed by ifc films. however and as this is a very professional one and i would think that they would at least edit out the noise of someone behind the camera laughing. to me and that took out a lot of how neat and clean the whole thing was. on the other hand and it a very interesting documentary and about film by the people who make it. of course and they aren not bashing their own films or anything of the like and but theyre portraying honesty on what they thought of the films and what they meant. i do not know much about film (but i want to be involved around it when i become an adult) and so i feel like to someone like me this movie is a huge asset. i have seen a good number of movies that they mentioned and like chinatown and one flew over the cuckoo nest and but a little more insight into those movies were very informative. the main reason and however and i do not love influence is and as slickly as it was edited and it seemed to take its time in the beginning and be quite relaxed and therefore not having enough time to get to everything that they wanted to show. they crammed in star wars and jaws in the last few minutes and when they were two of the most important. it seemed like they tried too hard to show lots of clips and and that fine and but some of them were unimportant and such as an extended one from network. overall and though and influence is a very enthralling and informative documentary that helped me and at least and learn more about a second `golden age in american cinema. my rating represent positive rated r for language and and images of sexuality and violence and drug use. 
as i am a teenager and i have about one hundred years of movies to catch up on. i try to see a mixture of classics and mainstream and art house and and other movies. the 70 is one of the most important decades for films represent it when the average and common and classical films changed into full of messages and anti social behavior. it became like nothing anyone had ever seen before. what a decade under the influence basically shows is how important all of the movies from around the graduate to about star wars. richard lagravenese and the late ted demme are the primary interviewers in this documentary and which interviews such people as dennis hopper and francis ford coppola and martin scorsese and robert altman and and jon voight and among others about how those few years changed cinema forever. it a very professional and polished documentary and and it even financed by ifc films. however and as this is a very professional one and i would think that they would at least edit out the noise of someone behind the camera laughing. to me and that took out a lot of how neat and clean the whole thing was. on the other hand and it a very interesting documentary and about film by the people who make it. of course and they aren not bashing their own films or anything of the like and but theyre portraying honesty on what they thought of the films and what they meant. i do not know much about film (but i want to be involved around it when i become an adult) and so i feel like to someone like me this movie is a huge asset. i have seen a good number of movies that they mentioned and like chinatown and one flew over the cuckoo nest and but a little more insight into those movies were very informative. the main reason and however and i do not love influence is and as slickly as it was edited and it seemed to take its time in the beginning and be quite relaxed and therefore not having enough time to get to everything that they wanted to show. they crammed in star wars and jaws in the last few minutes and when they were two of the most important. it seemed like they tried too hard to show lots of clips and and that fine and but some of them were unimportant and such as an extended one from network. overall and though and influence is a very enthralling and informative documentary that helped me and at least and learn more about a second `golden age in american cinema. my rating represent positive rated r for language and and images of sexuality and violence and drug use. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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