Yo dilligaf, one can only surmise & let anyone that's heard of you (or hasn't, as a fireside chuckle story) know the reality that you obviously aren't from around here nor a real motorcyclist. Wannabe.
Yes, awe inspiring is an apt description. If you ever get a chance to ride Monument Valley on a motorcycle, Vulpe, go for it. A transcendent experience.
Hey Dilli ( @dilligaf ), I‘d really like to know how you came to this verdict; I saw the movie first, when I was 14 and found the end deeply depressing. It just proved my nihilistic judgement of people and made a point in saying ‚the general society squashes everything that tries to break its‘ chains‘... For me, it is the American Clockwork Orange. The movie comes to terms with a bigot philosophy of freedom and tolerance which only exists in the heads of bleeding hearts and artists... ...and in the mouths of teachers and politicians. Therefore it is a great movie in my eyes.
I’m glad that you enjoyed it Daniel But I’m afraid I thought it was hippie shite but with motorbikes Maybe if I’d seen it when I was a lot younger and more impressionable
Easy Rider formed a generation in one way or another...bit like Woodstock Hippy's = freedom + drugs, Motorcycles = freedom with attitude, combine them all and you get Bikers...at least in my day you did.
