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with the fall of 1968 the production code and introduction of evaluation systems, the action of the Hollywood films of the 1970s began to push the boundaries may be acceptable in terms of screen violence. Arthur Penn style, gangster film Bonnie and Clyde (1967) and Sam Peckinpah elegiac western The Wild Bunch (1969), both controversial at the time, was read as an important marker in that a step towards a form clearly differentiated, adult theaters where violent scenes of death and bloody drama clearly depicted. Film series began with Don Siegel Dirty Harry (1971), which featured Clint Eastwood as the eponymous police thugs, a routine with a striking image of death, violence and abuse. For Romao, films like Bullitt Work (1968) to take advantage of associations of masculinity in the rebellion against culture-reported by the automobile, making a long form (Chasing Cars) are attractive for the new generation (pp. tradition paranoid continued in the year 1970′s with films like Parallax View (1974) and Winter Kills (1979). Many critics consider the means of production blaxploitation films problematic as it is commonly used stereotypes normal, but not sexual and race. More importantly, the 1970 action film noir strong showing the influence of Hong Kong cinema in American cinema. Although some of these films were critically ill or worship, it is noted that the actions of many film noir movies and other potential configuration problems traditional American heroism, combined with a low-budget production and / or limited in their distribution in theaters. However, from the 1970s to the present, the action and adventure films have been associated with some of the most expensive, highly recommended, and Hollywood blockbusters are very profitable franchise.