Although Deliverance may be a quality thriller about racism and middle class fear in modern America, it also has once of the great (and much-parodied) all-time scenes. In this scene the city dwellers arrive in a small redneck village trying to buy travel out into the countryside. They look on in dismay at the 'genetic deficiencies' of the locals, and then this happens:
It's a scene that embodies the central point of the movie, that although the middle class white collar city dwellers may think themselves a cut above these yokels; they actually don't have a clue about these people or their lives. In fact their opinions of and fears about them are nothing more than racism.
And it's some wicked cool music too.
Friday, 16 October 2009
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