The First influence I wanted to talk about was found in the documentary, "Easy Riders Raging Bulls." This documentary talks about the influential film "Bonnie and Clyde," and this movie had a big impact on young America citizens of the time period. Furthermore, young people in 1967 and 1967 would go to see this movie four to five times on average, and they did so because some teenagers of that time period felt for the first time they had a sympathetic ally in Hollywood. Additionally, the disillusioned teens of this time period were causing anarchy in the streets and loved this film because of its anti-establishment ideals, that also aligned with these teens ideals. In addition, teens of the time could have been persuaded by this film to cause or join a rise to a call to action, and even more so than they already were. This film could have also caused some teens to join in on the call to action, the protest on the Vietnam War, or other unscrupulous actions they were doing at…show more content… The first is, because of the creation of special effects, and before the movie was released the cast would do a pre-screening of the film they were making. Once special effects became a thing the pre-screening of the film wouldn't show the film properly because the special effects were not in yet. and this could have made it harder to make a film with an Auteur director.
The second reason that the Auteur director could have come to an end is that, after Star Wars was noted to be a huge hit, Directors started to push out these B movies faster and as this documentary notes, "it almost didn't matter if they were good or not." Furthermore, because they were pushing out these B movies so quickly directors started to only care about the money. lastly, this is a definite reason the rein of the Auteur director could have come to an end, and it did by the end of
