Five Easy Pieces (1970) Review 

5:06 When you mentioned "European Movie", "The 400 Blows" by Francois Truffaut immediately comes to mind.

He doesn’t want to settle for mediocrity. His struggle is due to the realization that mediocrity is all he knowns and his search for something in his life that will reawaken his emotions, desires and feelings that have become dulled by his mundane existence.

your voice is so relaxing, I dub you the bob ross of youtube❤

I believe that the overall arc of this film is the transition Picasso made from his “blue” period to his “rose.” Only in reverse… The oilfields of Bakersfield (?) transitions to the blue-hued shades/emotions of Washington (British Colombia) on the trek up the Pacific Coast Highway. Another example of this, I believe, is Hal Hartley’s “Trust” where Adrienne Shelly goes from a “bitchin’” pink top to the protagonist’s dead mother’s blue waitress dress

Rayette is an open-heart with a relaxation of spirit and Tammy Wynette’s music fuels both

I would like to recommend “Annie Hall”

watched this film 2 years ago and I absolutely loved it, I know a film perfect for this channel that you should review and it hardly ever gets any recognition or praise for the masterpiece it is, that film is Figures In A Landscape (1970) it's a film about two convicts Mac & Ansel played by Robert Shaw & Malcolm McDowell who trudge the desolate wilderness while being pursued by a mysterious black helicopter who intends to not only capture them but toy with them, there's a few elements later seen in Duel (1971) and it's quite possible Spielberg was inspired by Figures In A Landscape considering the stunning simularities, I reviewed this on my show Streed Reviews last year, I'm actually the first person on RU-vid to review this film, I couldn't recommend it enough, it's a must see, trust me.