The Conversation (1974) movie trailer

Trailer for Francis Ford Coppola's The Conversation (1974), starring Gene Hackman.

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[omegamann71]

In the 70's American movies were so creative , artistic and of high quality - the American cinema was at it's height !

[jawsfan95]

One of my favorite films. Hackman should have been nominated best actor for this masterpiece of american cinema.

[khosrow]

Because Authormovies were a thing back than.

[AMC2283]

that was a lot of toilets for one trailer. maybe the bug's up his ass?

[Andrea Stensholm Klæboe]

What are you talking about "it was just starting"? American cinema has been around since the early 20th century. Film history did not start in the 70's. And of course it is hard to be original today, but just because it was 40 years ago, doesn't mean that making creative, artistic films in the 70's was any easy - there were a lot of competition back then too.

[knurdyob]

goddamit!! how in the hell didn't I realise that!! now all the pieces of the puzzle fit!!!

[Mario R. Rincón D.]

This trailer really spoils the movie.

[colliric]

Everytime I watch this film, I always yell "It's the fucken phone itself!" in the scene where he wrecks his apartment!

[colliric]

And before anyone says I spoiled the ending.... stuff you, I love spoiling endings.....

[colliric]

So sad how they bugged his phone, yet he somehow can't bring himself to realize their new technology was that good that they wouldn't even need to plant a physical bug in the reciever anymore... You hear the explination earlier in the film, the phone rings once, setting up the connection, and then it acts as the bug. So the audience knows where the "bug" is, it's literally the telephone itself, yet we see him destroy the whole apartment and even his statue of the Blessed Virgin.... sad ending...

[Magnolia296]

Very interesting and intriguing Drama/Mystery/Thriller movie. The story line was captivating, The acting was great and the ending was cool. Gene Hackman and Francis Ford Coppola did a wonderful job. "The Conversation" is one of my favorite movies from the 70's

[setpunks13]

a classic.

i first saw it 23 years ago and it gets better every time i see it.